'Trash'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Alas, the actual hair is now in a very, very straight phase. Good for the bob, but I used to have nearly Tep-grade curls and I miss them.
Also, the faux-French-girl look I was striving for today (scarf around neck, very short bangs, little bitty barrettes) is unfortunately glaringly revealing of just how much gray I have at my temples. (How much? A hint: SO, SO MUCH.) Bleah.
Gray hair? What is this gray hair you speak of?
I get my hair colored every 5 weeks. Only my stylist knows the extent of my gray. I like being ignorant on some things.
Also, the faux-French-girl look I was striving for today (scarf around neck, very short bangs, little bitty barrettes) is unfortunately glaringly revealing of just how much gray I have at my temples.
And yet, I feel sure you look saucy and fantastique.
::wriggles like puppy in the glow of Zmayhem love::
Hey - Steve Martin started going grey at 19. Therefore, I consider grey hairs a sign of comedic genius.
I believe in better living through chemistry.
Actually, it just occurred to me that I do need practical advice re babymaking and hair -- I vaguely recall hearing that heavy-duty chemical-rich hair dyeing is a no during pregnancy. Is this in fact so? If so, is it safe to get a big gray-obliterating chemical bath as long as one does so before actually beginning to try for a baby, or should someone who's contemplating trying within the next six months or so stop right now? And is absolutely all dyeing verboten, or is there some alternative product that is safe for use during pregnancy? Henna? Watercolor paint? Sharpies?
Go Sharpies, vote Sharpies!
You think you've got grey hair now, wait until you have a baby.
signed, had 6 grey hairs (all appeared shortly after my marriage at 25) and then had a baby and now has a zillion at 32.
JZ, according to my daugher (trained cosmetologist) coloring your hair is okay during pregnancy. She said it was only 30-40 and more years ago when a lot of the dyes were very different than today that they were a problem. Nowadays, the docs say there is nothing to indicate coloring hair causes a problem.
Actually, it just occurred to me that I do need practical advice re babymaking and hair -- I vaguely recall hearing that heavy-duty chemical-rich hair dyeing is a no during pregnancy. Is this in fact so? If so, is it safe to get a big gray-obliterating chemical bath as long as one does so before actually beginning to try for a baby, or should someone who's contemplating trying within the next six months or so stop right now? And is absolutely all dyeing verboten, or is there some alternative product that is safe for use during pregnancy? Henna? Watercolor paint? Sharpies?
I used henna for my first trimester, however, the low-chemical dyes like Naturtint are generally considered to be okay.