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bloodyrosemccoy) wrote2009-10-31 02:36 pm
bloodyrosemccoy) wrote2009-10-31 02:36 pm
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My Hair Is Still Important
I swear I wasn’t thinking about Halloween at all when I made the appointment, but eh, I can live with that.
Behold!
This is my first ever real dye job. Ed The Hair Guy had a blast doing it—I walked in and shoved a picture of a tortoiseshell cat at him and said something along the lines of “LIKE THIS.” Ed proceeded to dye my hair using his awesome hairbending martial arts.
Back.
Give this about a week, and it’ll start to look grown out. My hair sprouts like it’s a time lapse of normal hair. There used to be a tradition when I’d go into the Eugene barbers for my quarterly haircut: before we started, all the stylists would gather to say, “That grew back in THREE MONTHS?”
But I like the idea of dyed ends, anyway! So all is good.
Behold!
This is my first ever real dye job. Ed The Hair Guy had a blast doing it—I walked in and shoved a picture of a tortoiseshell cat at him and said something along the lines of “LIKE THIS.” Ed proceeded to dye my hair using his awesome hairbending martial arts.
Back.
Give this about a week, and it’ll start to look grown out. My hair sprouts like it’s a time lapse of normal hair. There used to be a tradition when I’d go into the Eugene barbers for my quarterly haircut: before we started, all the stylists would gather to say, “That grew back in THREE MONTHS?”
But I like the idea of dyed ends, anyway! So all is good.
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I let the pro do it--I don't like the looks of non-professional dyes, and I'd probably just make all my hair fall off anyway if I tried.