I'll have to see if I can dig up a picture of the short hair. Definitely super-brave since the only time it has ever been above my shoulders was the hairstylist who said "don't worry, I won't cut too much off." Famous last words.
As for the blonde ends, bleaching back out is where I keep ending up when I test the theories in my head. I think my only defense is to either be vigilant about keeping it brunette or gasp! go blonde! Nope, not going to do that, blondes don't have more fun. I should just accept that whatever I do will ultimately end up where I started and I should just keep the blonde in check.
Your weird thing is the same reason why I've been thinking about my hair lately. And either I didn't really notice the darkening before or it happened when I wasn't looking. Oh, don't talk about the gray helmet. We went out to eat the other night. Sadly at one of those typical places that attracts the AARP crowd for the early bird specials. And all of the little old ladies had the gray helmet hair. It was sad. Hair stylists who do that should do a better job and talk their little old lady clients out of the once a week wash/set/dry. Go for the ponytail. Besides could you really imagine yourself with a little gray cap of hair barely covering your ears?
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Date: 2005-06-07 08:27 pm (UTC)As for the blonde ends, bleaching back out is where I keep ending up when I test the theories in my head. I think my only defense is to either be vigilant about keeping it brunette or gasp! go blonde! Nope, not going to do that, blondes don't have more fun. I should just accept that whatever I do will ultimately end up where I started and I should just keep the blonde in check.
Your weird thing is the same reason why I've been thinking about my hair lately. And either I didn't really notice the darkening before or it happened when I wasn't looking. Oh, don't talk about the gray helmet. We went out to eat the other night. Sadly at one of those typical places that attracts the AARP crowd for the early bird specials. And all of the little old ladies had the gray helmet hair. It was sad. Hair stylists who do that should do a better job and talk their little old lady clients out of the once a week wash/set/dry. Go for the ponytail. Besides could you really imagine yourself with a little gray cap of hair barely covering your ears?