Even when you use a brand new, tight hair tie, after a few hours your ponytail has wilted, with the hair tie situated next to your ear rather than on the back of your head. It's a toss up as to whether this turns into a cute, messy look or a matted, homeless one.
4. You Go Through Brushes At A Very Quick Rate
Having so much hair requires a nice, sturdy brush. But no matter how strong your brush it, they always tend to snap or just fall apart after a few months. You spend almost as much money on hair brushes as you do on accessories.
3. Hair Ties Frequently Cut Off Your Circulation
You always wear a hair tie around your wrist because it is necessary, but they tend to leave permanent ring indents in your skin. You always tell yourself you'll buy those cute cloth ones that aren't supposed to hurt, but you never actually remember to do so.
Holland Baker is based in New York City, where she is an editor, writer and co-host of Whatever It Takes: A Degrassi Podcast. In her free time, you can find her searching for bodega cats, eating mass amounts of pizza and using humor as a defense mechanism.
