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Pixie cut might not be the best depending on how curly your hair is. I tried a pixie cut in LPN school and ended up having more work to straighten it or use bobby pins to pull it back.
You can always ask the hair stylist. He/she should have some great advise.
Good luck with your hair and school! :)
Short hair is more work- especialy if it is curly. Just pull your hair up girl. If you cut it that short it is going to need a lot of maintenance which means time and money. In my school we just had to have it out of our eyes and faces- meaning a pony tail.
Clinical is only 2 days a week. It is not like it is everday.
I have had short hair for about 7 years. Personally, I can't wait until it gets long enough that I can pull it into a ponytail and go!
Everyone thinks short hair is so much easier to work with. I like my cut/style, but I have to "do" my hair every day for work. With long hair, you can pull it into a ponytail or a bun, etc. and not have to worry about it.
Just my opinion :-)
Kelly
I dunno. I have a pixie cut. 5 minutes in the morning and that's the last I ever think about it. But you have to have the right kind of face to pull it off. Face shape I mean. I'm not a fan of the messy bun (or the tightly wrapped kind for that matter) because it's messy. Many of them make you look like you just rolled out of bed. Add scrubs with the bottom of the hems worn out because the flare style is too long for a lot of people and from the back it just doesn't look all that professional.
Betmig
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Hello Fellow Nurses!
Well, I'm a Student that is about to enter the clinical area for the very first time (In January) and i was wondering about you experienced nurses, how do you do your hair? what is the best way to keep it? And the fastest to setup each day?
My hair is curly and is long and i'm considering cutting it very short (the pixie cut perhaps?) but still i want to look as clean and neat as possible and at the same time to do it very quick each morning.
As always the school is asking me to have my hair without touching my coat for obvious reasons (I use the traditional white uniform because of my school), so what's the best way?
Thank you in advance.
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