I'm starting to feel like Kristen Dunst in 'Interview with the Vampire'. Because, less than a year ago, I hacked off all of my hair- the shortest it had ever been. It's as long as ever now. I thought it took, you know,
time
for your hair to grow.
ETA: Yep, it was the end of February- the same day I went to see Gavin DeGraw and Barenaked Ladies. I remember, because when I was getting a cd signed by Gavin DeGraw he said "I like your hair." Which made me happy because I was feeling very insecure about it.
I actually think I'm gonna call here in a second and make an appointment with Camille. I deserve a little treat, right?
Lilty, you'll just have to betray Tom Cruise. It's the only way to deal with it.
I thought it took, you know, time for your hair to grow.
Mine grows at the speed of light. Even my stylist thinks it's freakish.
I chopping off most of my hair in a few weeks. I think I'm going to leave it at about shoulder-length, or a bit below that. (And this is with a new stylist, which is worrying me a bit -- new stylists sometime really don't get how to cut my hair.)
My hair grows slower than anything. It's the main reason I'm always loathe to cut it.
My hair is also quick growing.
And yay! For Camille cut!
My hair is like Teppy's, and is a constant source of amusement and money for my hair dresser.
And if not, can one dye the aforementioned brown fishnets with Rit to make them black?
After my years with my mother, the mad dyer, it certainly seems possible. Mother has dyed an ugly green throw to become an attractive red throw. She has tea-stained practically every washable bedspread and curtain. She pretty much operates under the "if you don't like it, dye it" theory. I wonder if that would work on my sister...
vw is very cute in that hairstyle. Perhaps a haircut will be the key to unsnarling bureaucratic tangles. My hair is pretty short again because the curly hair from the chemo finally started growing out and I decided that short and straight is better than a combination of regular and chemo-influenced hair.
