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Latest post Mon, Nov 14 2005 10:23 AM by pieanne. 1 replies.
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Lynn3  +  158425 Mon, 14 Nov 05 10:06 AM

I'd like to have it cut short, with a flip on the back and sides.

Could you describe "a flip on the back and sides" to me?

Thanks!

Lynn
Lynn3
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pieanne  +  158429 Mon, 14 Nov 05 10:23 AM

Here's a picture of "a flip on the sides"; "on the back" is the same, but ... on the back!

http://www.backwardglances.com/images/side%20flip%20wig.jpg

 

 
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I'm glad to help, but I'm not a native! And please excuse my typos...
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