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" We all do it: We twirl, we braid, we push pieces away from our faces, we pat down flyaways, we might even pull on split-ends (I&amp;#039;m guilty). And it looks like we finally have proof that Kate Middleton is in fact human\u2014she plays with her hair. A lot. While it&amp;#039;s certainly not a big deal, there are a few reasons not to constantly touch your tresses. 1. It looks unprofessional.  Most of us do it without even thinking about it, which means we&amp;#039;re likely to twirl at inappropriate times\u2014like in the middle of a meeting. Better to break the habit now before your boss notices and gets annoyed. 2. Guys hate it.  Sure, some of them think it&amp;#039;s cute, but incessant mane-managing drives a lot of men nuts.  3. It&amp;#039;s not good for your hair.  Pulling can lead to breakage, and split-end plucking is an obvious no-no (you&amp;#039;re better off trimming them one-by-one). Also, the more you run your fingers through your strands, the more oil your scalp produces, which means you probably have to wash your mane more than you should\u2014most stylists recommend shampooing every-other day or less. poll by twiigs.com More Hair &amp;amp;amp; Beauty articles you&amp;#039;ll love: Sexy Summer Hair Ideas Your Total Bikini-Ready Guide Crazy Celeb Manicures The Hottest Guys on True Blood "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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