To sign 'hair', bring the hand into a fist, with the index finger and thumb outstretched. Pinch the index finger and thumb close together, leaving a couple of centimeters between them. Bring the two fingers up towards your own hair. Create a small crown halfway around your hair, starting at the front of you hair and ending at the back of your head.
Point to the person to sign 'YOUR', sign 'LIKE', and then sign 'hair' by pinching your index and thumb and tracing that small crown shape from the front to the back of your head.
Point to yourself for 'MY', sign 'hair' using the front-to-back tracing motion described, and then use both hands to visually show the length of the hair falling down your shoulders.
Point to the person for 'SHE', sign 'BEAUTIFUL', and then sign 'hair' by bringing your pinched index and thumb to your head and tracing the crown shape backward.
Point to the person to sign 'YOUR', sign 'LIKE', and then sign 'hair' by pinching your index and thumb and tracing that small crown shape from the front to the back of your head.
Point to yourself for 'MY', sign 'hair' using the front-to-back tracing motion described, and then use both hands to visually show the length of the hair falling down your shoulders.
Point to the person for 'SHE', sign 'BEAUTIFUL', and then sign 'hair' by bringing your pinched index and thumb to your head and tracing the crown shape backward.
You can lightly touch your hair, but it isn't strictly necessary. Hovering your pinched fingers just above your hair while making the front-to-back tracing motion is completely acceptable and clear.
You still sign it exactly the same way! The sign is based on the general concept and location of hair on the human head, so you will still trace that small crown shape from the front to the back of your head regardless of your actual hairstyle.
It is best practice to use your dominant hand for one-handed signs like this. Use the hand you write with to pinch your index and thumb and trace the shape along your head.
