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Ask me anything   Submit!   I'm Rachel, 18 year old photographer and cosmetology student from Pittsburgh, PA. I have short hair, I love short hair, come look at all the short hair and then go cut all your hair off.

FAQ #1: "My face is round and fat, would I look good in a pixie cut? Which one?"

A #1: There is an amazing pixie cut for every face shape. Having a "fat face" does NOT exclude you. Seriously. But which pixie cut cannot be determined by me looking at a picture. You need to speak to your stylist, they can take your head shape, forehead, ears, eyes, cheeks, and jaw into consideration with a 365 view that I do not have.


FAQ #2: "I don't know how to style my pixie! What products should I use?"

A#2: You need a feel for your own hair and it's abilities. Every style is different with every cut, obviously, but I recommend that every person with a pixie cut works a texturizer through every bit of almost-dry hair, every time. Texturizing WILL save your hair's life.

With a pixie cut, you have so many layers contributing to a whole shape, but short hairs will not cooperate without product, because that's just how hair is. If you used a picture for the cut, use that as inspiration to style your hair. If you didn't, find pictures! That's what I'm here for!

jamietalon: Cactus Flower marked Ingrid Bergman’s return to making films following a long hiatus. This time, we see a completely different side of her - her knack for comedy. Bergman’s comic timing was pitch-perfect in this film that most of its hilarity came from her character alone, even outshining her co-star Walter Matthau, who was a distinguished veteran in the said genre. Goldie Hawn made a fantastic film debut as the poppy-eyed Toni, whose timing was as perfect as Bergman’s. Cactus Flower is a downright hilarious movie, owing it all to the performances of the two leads. HIGHLIGHT: Ingrid Bergman showing her moves in a nightclub. DOWNSIDE: Bergman and Hawn stole most of the film’s comedic moments, leaving none for Walter Matthau, who, in the end of the film, seemed dispensable. RATING: 8 out of 10 for entertainment value and topnotch performances #37

jamietalon:

Cactus Flower marked Ingrid Bergman’s return to making films following a long hiatus. This time, we see a completely different side of her - her knack for comedy. Bergman’s comic timing was pitch-perfect in this film that most of its hilarity came from her character alone, even outshining her co-star Walter Matthau, who was a distinguished veteran in the said genre. Goldie Hawn made a fantastic film debut as the poppy-eyed Toni, whose timing was as perfect as Bergman’s. Cactus Flower is a downright hilarious movie, owing it all to the performances of the two leads.

HIGHLIGHT: Ingrid Bergman showing her moves in a nightclub.

DOWNSIDE: Bergman and Hawn stole most of the film’s comedic moments, leaving none for Walter Matthau, who, in the end of the film, seemed dispensable.

RATING: 8 out of 10 for entertainment value and topnotch performances

#37

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