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Cure for Helmet Hair? LN 06-06-2008
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Posted by LN on June 6, 2008, 11:34 am
I have long curly hair and when I take off the helmet it is flat and
straight, but not in a good way. Also, anything below the helmet is still
fluffy and curly.

HELP! I want to be able to take the bike to go to events or dinner and
such, but hate the hair. If we're not going anywhere particularly fancy,
just walking around somewhere, I put on a cap. That's not always an option.

At home I have to wet the top of my head and redry. If I have to carry a
water bottle and blowdryer, I'm gonna need larger saddlebags.

LN



Posted by Motorcycle on June 6, 2008, 1:42 pm

>I have long curly hair and when I take off the helmet it is flat and
>straight, but not in a good way. Also, anything below the helmet is still
>fluffy and curly.
>
> HELP! I want to be able to take the bike to go to events or dinner and
> such, but hate the hair. If we're not going anywhere particularly fancy,
> just walking around somewhere, I put on a cap. That's not always an
> option.
>
> At home I have to wet the top of my head and redry. If I have to carry a
> water bottle and blowdryer, I'm gonna need larger saddlebags.
>
> LN
>
God what an idiot
Shave it bald or take a bus



Posted by Jerry on June 6, 2008, 4:36 pm
> I have long curly hair and when I take off the helmet it is flat and
> straight, but not in a good way. Also, anything below the helmet is still
> fluffy and curly.
>
> HELP! =A0I want to be able to take the bike to go to events or dinner and
> such, but hate the hair. If we're not going anywhere particularly fancy,
> just walking around somewhere, I put on a cap. =A0That's not always an opt=
ion.
>
> At home I have to wet the top of my head and redry. =A0If I have to carry =
a
> water bottle and blowdryer, I'm gonna need larger saddlebags.

I have a feeling you're going to have to find alternative
transportation to the places you want to go without getting helmet
hair. How about straightening your hair for your events or dinners?
Then all you have to do is bring a brush or try a helmet liner.

--
Jerry

Posted by on June 6, 2008, 7:25 pm
>I have long curly hair and when I take off the helmet it is flat and
>straight, but not in a good way. Also, anything below the helmet is still
>fluffy and curly.
>
>HELP! I want to be able to take the bike to go to events or dinner and
>such, but hate the hair. If we're not going anywhere particularly fancy,
>just walking around somewhere, I put on a cap. That's not always an option.
>
>At home I have to wet the top of my head and redry. If I have to carry a
>water bottle and blowdryer, I'm gonna need larger saddlebags.
>
>LN
>
>
buzz it.

Posted by LN on June 6, 2008, 9:20 pm
>>I have long curly hair and when I take off the helmet it is flat and
>>straight, but not in a good way. Also, anything below the helmet is still
>>fluffy and curly.
>>
>>HELP! I want to be able to take the bike to go to events or dinner and
>>such, but hate the hair. If we're not going anywhere particularly fancy,
>>just walking around somewhere, I put on a cap. That's not always an
>>option.
>>
>>At home I have to wet the top of my head and redry. If I have to carry a
>>water bottle and blowdryer, I'm gonna need larger saddlebags.
>>
>>LN
>>
>>
> buzz it.

Ya, not really that sort of girl. Don't look good in a buzz.

Thanks anyway.



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