Should I tame my syle for rush?

[violetpretty]

A hump like Tracy Turnblad (not necessarily flipped up ends)? I always thought teased hair was popular in the Deep South. I guess you have to tease your hair with the humidity! My hair is so flat because it is so fine. No matter how much I tease my hair and no matter how much hairspray I use, I can never get it to be full.

[texas*princess]

Originally Posted by violetpretty

A hump like Tracy Turnblad (not necessarily flipped up ends)? I always thought teased hair was popular in the Deep South. I guess you have to tease your hair with the humidity! My hair is so flat because it is so fine. No matter how much I tease my hair and no matter how much hairspray I use, I can never get it to be full.

I've lived in Texas all my life, and I will admit, there are some ladies in Dallas with big hair... but it is nothing like Tracy Turnblad.... I'm not sure I've ever seen girls with big hair like that.

[ComradesTrue]

Originally Posted by texas*princess

I've lived in Texas all my life, and I will admit, there are some ladies in Dallas with big hair... but it is nothing like Tracy Turnblad.... I'm not sure I've ever seen girls with big hair like that.

Yeah, I would say big hair is more common with older generations or with decades past (um, 80s anyone?)... not common with the college set, or really anyone under 40.

[em_adpi]

Originally Posted by Blondie93

Yeah, I would say big hair is more common with older generations or with decades past (um, 80s anyone?)... not common with the college set, or really anyone under 40.

Big hair + Texas collegians = not really happening anymore, thank goodness!!!

Good luck going through at A&M; I chose TCU but my family is full of Aggies.

Minor suggestion: if you really like being creative with makeup, tone it down to one thing standing out. Maybe have some fun with a pretty eyeshadow one day, and then a bold lipstick the next... just a thought.

Nonetheless, do NOT mold yourself completely to fit the sororities unless you will be happy changing until graduation.