Prompted by my complaints of "long hair is too much work to dye" and the subsequent comments on Facebook, I've been thinking about my hair, and the crazy colors thing I've been doing for the last 15 years (goodness, that's awhile).
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Lengthy rumination about my hair follows )
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And I hear you about what a pain it is to dye long hair. I've had noticeable grey in my hair since 30, and I don't feel good about my appearance without dye at this point. It's such a pain to do myself, and yet I can't justify spending $60+ at a salon every six weeks to have professional color. Ugh.
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Part of the problem is roots, yeah, because man, life would be simpler if my hair was just darker--black or even dark brown roots with bright colors would be kind of fun! And I"d offer to help out with touchups, but I'm so very, very imprecise about dyeing, I'd worry about getting it all over you anyway. <.
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Of course, as a woman, you have to do so much more than a guy when it comes to looks, (i.e. I don't have to shave my legs or buy/apply make-up.)
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I like Stacy's suggestion, as well.
But let's look a little deeper. What would you like to be doing in five years? How bright is your hair in that image?
I find myself thinking of this as the Coming Of Age story for your hair. :-)
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And I'm not really sure, is the problem--that's part of why I'm still jobless, I don't even know what I want to be doing, in an ideal world. So right now, my hair still seems like it should be bright, but as I lean towards pinup fashion, maybe black or natural red is more likely to happen, I don't really know.
I'll have to keep thinking about this!
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And thanks! I don't think orange was the best look for me, and I tend not to use yellow-greens (blue greens are great!), but it is quite nice that all of these colors look, well, "natural" on me, for the most part. ^_^
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rofl jk
i've got most nights free in summer so i can always come over, and i've learned some trick of the trades, girlie. that would be my suggestion, because you look fierce with your hair how it is, and while the color doesn't define you, it definitely is a part of who you are
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