I was reliably informed by a friend today that my hair now resembles a mullet. So it is time for a cut. I want hair that reaches my jawline - is this so much to ask for? Clearly - my hair stubbonly refuses to grow evenly - hence the mullet look. Off to the hairdressers...

I just want curly pre-raphaelite hair *sobs*

we always want what we can't have - i can't have short styles since my waves give me numerous 'S' shapes at the back - no matter how ruthless i am with the straighteners. it's bad... i learned the hard way... i'll stick to locks

Go to a good hairdresser and he will cut it in a way that will allow it to grow properly, and you'll probably need to get a trim every 6-8 weeks to encourage it to grow. (I spent a loooonnnngg time growing my short hair into verrrrryyyyy long hair)

Obviously, on a stipend pretty difficult. What about a wig?!

Well - tis been cut. It looks a lot better - though it will be better after a wash and air dry. Hmm it was a budget cut so not bad all things considered.

A wig!? What!!!!

I am envious of anybody with curly, wavy hair...

I have curly, wavy hair....and a very expensive pair of hair straightners. We always want what we don't have *sigh*

Try a ponytail till the hair is all one length (unless you've got Spock-ears like me).

i like the sound of spock ears - elfin and cute

My hair is neither straight nor wavy, I think I would prefer it to be wavy. I've had my hair straightened once by the hairdresser and I hated it (so did hubby). Whenever I go to an indian event I see all these clones (including my cousins) swishing their straight hair about and I think they look silly. I know I look like a tramp thought

Whats the obsession with straight hair....? (confused smiley)

I agree H, I had my hair straightened for a photograph once and I looked like a bloke in drag. A bit of wave and body is much more flattering.

god less GHDs thats what i say...!

Since I am also interested in having a haircut soon, does anyone know any good hairdressers in Cambridge?

not tony and guy.. never go to tony and guy in cambridge they are rude and dont listen! there is a good one in the grafton centre.. i know its a chain but they always been good to me.

Thanks, good to know! When you say the one in Graftons centre, you mean the one that sells professional type shampoos, masks etc? Is it really good?

yup i think its called essentials or something? they sell lots of products looks like a shop from the front. they were good when i went actually gave me the cut i wanted not like T and G when you get choppy and fringe! plus they didnt try sell me a load of stuff as well. quite reasonably priced too.

Is it possible to have proper feelings for someone with bad hair?
I have a crush on a colleague and then his hair goes and spoils it. It's awful, approaching a mullet.