Zoe ,'Bushwhacked'
Every year we watch the Charlie Brown special, do the Snoopy dance, wish everybody a Merry Christmukkah, and thank our Secret Santas in the good riddance thread. Which is this one, in case you were wondering. Oh, and 2004? Don't think we've forgotten about you.
Yup. Except for the monstrously expensive guy who did my hair for my wedding, every salon dye job I've ever had has been an unqualified disaster. My hair is not safe in other people's hands.See this is why I stick with Denise, even through the cuts where we haven't communicated well with each other. Her cuts are always good, even when they're not what I thought I asked for, and she is a fantastic colorist.
I colored my hair once. The result was less than pleasing. Unless hair the color of old brass is pleasing. (Hint: not on me, it ain't.) My stylist forgave me and cut off about 4 inches of the offending color, and told me to never try that again. I haven't.
Sail! I got your card. It is so cool. Thank you.
In other news, if my Sekrit Santa gift was supposed to arrive by now, it has not, and Godzilla should eat the postal service. If all is as it should be, please disregard this message.
said it'd wash out in 6 to 12 shampoos. Two weeks later ... it's still there. It's been described as mauve, burgundy (where it's dark), and pink (where it's light).
Get a bottle of original formula Pert shampoo, and a good deep conditioner. Wash your hair 4 or 5 times with the Pert, then *coat* your hair in the deep conditioner. Wrap your head in plastic, then a towel. Leave the conditioner on for 30 minutes, then rinse. That should remove *most* of the remaining dye.
... and this reminds me that I need to check in with The Cutest Gothy Hairdresser Ever and see when she'll have time to color my hair.
I need to check in with The Cutest Gothy Hairdresser Ever and see when she'll have time to color my hair.
And trim your bangs, right?
signed,
Concerned That Jilli's Beautiful Eyes Be Properly Framed At All Times
Finally, a question I can answer.
DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES FOR SUCCESS IN THE MINIATURE CATTLE BUSINESS?
DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES FOR SUCCESS IN THE MINIATURE CATTLE BUSINESS?
Betsy can totally do this. First, she borrows a cowboy hat from Jesse. Second, she brings billytea in to set up a breeding program. She's got teams of actuaries on hand to project earnings. And look how happy she is to handle a functional cattle prod.
Was that supposed to be in Natter?
Whoops...stupid too much clicking. Like Too Much Candy, but dumb, not hot. Ain't worth moving either.