A bad dye job isn't a bad thing!
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| Tue, 10-18-2005 - 2:29pm |
My friends and family know I'm somewhat "artistic"-- my words, not theirs. It's little surprise when I change my hair color or hair style. This time, however, the highlights I tried to place in my short, brown hair transformed my locks into something akin to a peacock! I looked like my parakeet, Piccolo! It seems like someone threw spotches of gold on top of my head!
I like change, but some changes don't sit well with me. Years ago, too many chemicals took all my hair out! It came out in clumps and I had not choice but to have it all cut off to the quick. I wore a wig about a month, then I threw it away. It was a sassy do I sported for a while. It turned out, I was the only person who had to accept the change. Once I got used to it, I was fine.
Sudden shifts (the ones I can and cannot control) throw me for a loop. Arguements, my parents becoming ill, job challenges, starting college, empty nest stuff, a pet dying, all rocked my boat. Time is a healer, because after the tears of frustration and disbelief, I accepted all these things and eventually adapted. Health challenges meant I need to care for myself better. Losing a friend during a point of growth meant he (or she) needed more attention than I could give. Some changes hurt, but some are necessary for growth. Opening my mind to positive thinking helps me a lot during transitions
As for my hair? I picked up a neutral dark blonde and the color's toned down some. After all these years, leaving my natural color alone is one thing I can't seem to change!
May any changes you have be positve ones!



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Just leave some skin and bones au natural. hehe. Love, leila
PS when you blow your nose the stuff will get stuck on your earring.
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