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bloodyrosemccoy) wrote2012-12-06 03:57 pm
bloodyrosemccoy) wrote2012-12-06 03:57 pm
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Shameless Hair Post
Hey, everyone! Check out what Ed the Hairbender did to my hair!
It's hard to dye it when it's Real Short like that, so what we do is let my hair grow out for a few months till it's all curly and fluffy. Then Ed dyes the sections with foil, lets the dye set, and washes it out. Finally, he cuts the hair.
The bad news is that it's been less than a week and already it's growing out. The good news is that I've found that it matches my hair color enough that it doesn't look ridiculous when it does grow out.
Only problem is, now my head is cold. And it just seems a shame to wear a hat when I can't show off my patchwork head.
It's hard to dye it when it's Real Short like that, so what we do is let my hair grow out for a few months till it's all curly and fluffy. Then Ed dyes the sections with foil, lets the dye set, and washes it out. Finally, he cuts the hair.
The bad news is that it's been less than a week and already it's growing out. The good news is that I've found that it matches my hair color enough that it doesn't look ridiculous when it does grow out.
Only problem is, now my head is cold. And it just seems a shame to wear a hat when I can't show off my patchwork head.
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It is unfortunate timing with the weather and the need for head insulation, tho. I have a similar history of deciding to shave my head in November or something, and then start growing my hair back out a couple of years later in April :P
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