the front of my hair is affecting my self-confidence...?

Question

I have wavy hair, a lot of it too.
Around 3 or 4 years ago, i stupidely plucked the front part of my hair out.
don't ask why, i'm trying to find out myself!
it did grow back, but it grew back awful.
it's like small horrid curls of frizz which i can't take care of.

ive been looking after it for such a long time and nothing helps.
i make sure i don't brush it nor fiddle with it.
i try hard not to aim the blow-dryer at it and i do my best to make sure my straighteners don't go near it!

my frindge is horrid to do. sometimes it can look so ugly it's unbelievable!
i'd just love to pin it back but everyone would see them horrid frizzy short curls coming out of my forehead.

what can i do to for it to get normal?
it gets me down so much.

thanks.
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Answer 1

try wearing a headband or scarf to cover the frizz. Also, try Frizz-ease products, they are silicone that make frizzy hair look shiny and I would also try a curling iron set on low to try and get them manageable.

Answer 2

Speaking as a man, if that is your real photo, I wouldn't worry about it, as we'd all spend our time just looking at your eyes, to the point where you could be bald.

Seriously, a mature male would not have "quality of fringe" as a tick box when trying to find a nice girl.

However, if it is really getting to you, and if you have happily removed the hair before, you could try the rather expensive, but usually permanent laser hair removal.

Answer 3

I agree with the answer above me. Try not to feel bad. I know females can do off the wall things with thier hair and don't know why or get bored with their hair and have it cut ,I have even had hair stylist ruin my hair to where I was in tears for weeks and then felt bad for months and months. Good luck