There is something posh about it

With Spring finally here, why not lop off those lovely locks and donate them!

Short haircuts are in my friend, and if you need an idea for a haircut….pick up a copy of Celebrity Hairstyles.
I personally loved the retired VB cut, it’s so out done it’s vintage now!
I brought this pic to my hairstylist Paula:

And this is the cut she gave me: ( I suck at styling hair, don't judge)

You can donate in 3 easy steps:

Hair Donation: Step One
Choose your charity to donate your hair to. You'll find a lot of options and you might pick based on who the charity helps. Or just on the amount of hair you have to give. But do your homework and choose wisely, based on why you want to donate.

Hair Donation: Step Two
Grow your hair to the required length. This means taking care of your hair and yourself so it's as healthy as possible. Remember, hair only grows about half an inch a month, so this is quite a commitment!

Hair Donation: Step Three
Make the cut!! You can do it at home or have your stylist do it for you. Just be sure to follow all the directions given by your chosen charity. If you don't, they might not be able to use it and all your hard work (and heart) will have been for nothing.

Places to Donate:
Pantene Beautiful Lengths: http://www.beautifullengths.com/en_US/
Wigs for Kids: http://www.wigsforkids.org/
Locks of Love : www.locksoflove.org
AND IF YOU HAVE HIGHLIGHTED HAIR LIKE MOI
Children with hairloss : http://www.childrenwithhairloss.us/

**Or if you can't commit to chopping those locks (or if you are a guy) you can always have a few less drinks at the bar this weekend and donate as little as a dollar to help fight childrens cancer. Its as easy as clicking the link....

 http://www.stbaldricks.org/participants/shavee_info.php?ParticipantKey=2009-351989

XOXO

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