Gransnet forums

Chat

Fringe benefits.

(33 Posts)
timetogo2016 Thu 02-Feb-23 16:54:42

My fringe hides some tram lines.
And a little scar that`s more prominent in the summer.

Chestnut Thu 02-Feb-23 16:45:58

I also have hair which falls forward, so am obliged to keep a fairly heavy fringe. It grows very quickly which is annoying because it needs cutting before the rest of the hair. My hairdresser told me I have a double crown, not sure if that is the reason. My hair also grows in a side-sweep, so the right side tucks tidily into the neck while the left side points out! 😠

Chocolatelovinggran Thu 02-Feb-23 16:24:09

Haven't seen my forehead in decades...I think that it's pretty wrinkly.

Alioop Thu 02-Feb-23 15:00:15

I had a bowl haircut with a wonky fringe all through my childhood, courtesy of my mother. Nowadays, I still have the fringe, but a lot straighter now. I call it my free Botox as it helps hide my wrinkly forehead, my hairdresser calls it my comfort blanket.

MiniMoon Thu 02-Feb-23 14:24:45

I've had a fringe since childhood too. I keep my hair in a very short pixie cut, with my fringe cut above my eyebrows. It's funny I can't stand it if it grows long enough to touch them. I have a good hairdresser who does it exactly as I ask.

M0nica Thu 02-Feb-23 14:03:29

I have had a fringe, since childhood.

No matter what I do my front hair always falls over my face. Even in the 1960s when I wore my hair in a French pleat and the front hair was back combed, lacquered until it was almost solid and held in place my myriad hair grips, it always managed to escape and fall over my face. so by the time i was 20, I had given up and, as I have said, I have had a fringe ever since.

Kate1949 Wed 01-Feb-23 15:03:46

My hair system has a fringe. It hides a multitude of sins!

Sago Wed 01-Feb-23 14:59:19

About 5 years ago I asked my lovely hairdresser to never allow me a fringe again.
In 5 years a lot has changed….. and sagged and wrinkled!
So today I had plead with her to cut me a fringe.
I feel and hopefully look 10 years younger.