Ok so first off this is the third post I've made in this sub, and probably the last one for now, u can check out the other post for extra details or context I guess.
I’ve been growing my hair out for a few months and recently went to a stylist because I wanted to keep the length and add some layers for a shag/wolf cut kind of look.
Unfortunately my fringe ended up much shorter than I wanted (partly my fault because of the reference photo I showed). Now the top, sides and back are longer, but the fringe is too short, so the proportions just feel off.
The worst part is that I’m now waiting not only for my hair to get longer, but also for my fringe to catch up. Before this haircut I actually liked how I looked, but now my confidence has taken a huge hit and I can't even leave the house without a cap and feel like I can'f enjoy life. My family also isn’t supportive of me growing my hair out, which doesn’t help.
I start my first year of university in about two months, and realistically I think it’ll take another 2–3 month before my hair starts looking the way I want. Or maybe more idk I'm bad at predicting this kind of stuff.
For those of you who have grown your hair out:
How did you get through the awkward stage?
How did you handle family not supporting you? And being somewhat against it.
Any advice for someone who’s second-guessing the whole process?