Dixie-mays first hair cut...

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Dixie-mays hair as it is now........
 

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Wow, I knew Dixie's hair was long but that's just nuts!! How much has been taken off?
 
How exciting! I didn't realise The News were covering her hair cut? What charity is she giving her hair to?
 
The reporter has just taken photos of Dixie-mays hair. Now she is waiting for 4pm until her hair will be cut off. The charity is the little princess trust.
 
Dixie-May is doing such an amazing thing donating her hair....far braver than me!
 
How short will it be going? shoulder length or grade 2 all over? either way is going to save a lot of time drying it.
 
How about having a sponge bob hair cut?
[video=youtube;ScBBgkoRiNo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScBBgkoRiNo[/video]

Have you seen the episode where sponge bob cuts his own hair, but he went too far with the trim.
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Dixie-May is in the newspaper today. In fact on the front page of [video]www.thenews.co.uk[/video] website. How brilliant is that.

A SIX-YEAR-OLD girl was so moved by children suffering from cancer that she decided to cut off her impressive 3ft-long hair.
Dixie-May Heiford wanted to do something for the Little Princess Trust after seeing someone donate their hair to the charity on television, even though she has never had her hair cut before.

Her mother Mary Heiford, 40, said: ‘She’s just under 4ft and her hair is 3ft so she’s going to have it cut to the shoulders at Headmasters.’
Dixie-May, of Wallington Court, Fareham, saw someone donating their hair to the Little Princess Trust and knew then she wanted to do the same.
Mary said: ‘She saw on television a little girl having her hair cut for charity.
‘And since then that is 
what she said she is going to do, grow it then have it cut for charity.’
The charity makes wigs out of donated hair and gives them to both girls and boys who are undergoing chemotherapy to treat cancer, a process which causes hair loss.
Dixie-May has let her hair grow as long as possible to make more wigs.
Her father Mark Heiford, 45, said: ‘She wants it done, she’s not being forced in any way, it’s her choice.
‘As long as it’s not too short.’
Full article in the news>>>>>
There is also a video in the link. So click through to take a look. :)
 
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