I have “virgin” hair. A hairdresser told me that when I went to have it cut to send away to the “Angel Network”, a place where they make wigs for kids who have cancer. It means that I don’t colour, perm or tamper with it in any way. I don’t even use conditioner because I’m allergic to it. I just use shampoo. I grow it, cut it, donate it and grow it again. It’s one of the charitable contributions I make each year and it doesn’t cost me a cent. Here are some of the “great lengths” I’ve gone with my hair (If you’ll pardon the pun).
Cathy Lynn Brooks 
That’s some idea! Your hair is beautiful.
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Thank you!
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How wonderful of you! My niece used to do the same when she was growing up.
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It’s easy for me. I have no emotional attachment to my hair. It will grow back!
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That’s wonderful!
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Thanks
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Dayum Cathy. You have one head of the most beautiful hair!!!!
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Thanks Catherine.
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Oh what a glamor girl you are!
Donating your hair is a wonderful gift, Cathy. 🌎
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Thanks but I certainly don’t consider myself glamorous.
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Love the pics!!
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Thank you!
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What a wonderful gift!
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Thank you.
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You look wonderful with long or short! That’s sweet what you did 🙂
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Thank you.
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I do the same, but with Locks of Love: http://www.locksoflove.org/
I can’t think of a better thing to do with my hair!
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I agree. It will grow back!
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[…] I had no idea what she meant by “like that” but I wasn’t going to ask. The teacher said I was lucky to have natural wave in my hair. I thanked her and she continued on with her lesson. I’ve written other posts about my hair. You can read them here and here. […]
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