I love the fact that I only need to run my fingers through it a few times to make it attractively tousled. Yay, naturally curly hair. And the very chic curl of white that's coming on at my temples.
I'm pouting enviously in your general direction right now.
Although I have been finding some white hairs popping up here and there, with rather more curl to them then the rest of my straight, brown hair. It would be great if I ended up with brilliant white curls, like grandma had.
Then I could dye individual locks manga-bright colors, and they'd really stand out.
If my various white hairs would all grow in one spot, that would be fantastic. But nooo, they're scattered all over my head AND there's not enough of them for me to be willing to give up my black hair dye.
I'm still happy with my new length. It's short enough to feel kicky, and just long enough that I can play around with it (clip it back or pig tails or whatnot) on the mornings when I don't have time to blow dry it.
My daughter, however, thinks I should dye it pink.
My daughter, however, thinks I should dye it pink.
Very smart. I was thinking of going pink (well, pink highlights anyways), and probably still can, but am now rethinking that plan. Since I'm starting my own business--even if it is a pet care business--I think I should maybe have normalish hair.
Damn being a responsible adult.
I've got sprinklings of grey in other places, but they don't bother me much. They bother Hubby, but I hope it's because he prefers the original auburn and not because he thinks it's dowdy. He refuses to believe that short hair on a woman my age is anything but frumpy. I show him various hot women on TV with short hair and ask him what he thinks and he says, "She'd be better looking with long hair."
It's weird, the number of men who think short hair on women is appalling. Not just not attractive on that particular woman, but philosophically inadvisable.
Annabel thinks I should dye mine blue.
It's weird, the number of men who think short hair on women is appalling. Not just not attractive on that particular woman, but philosophically inadvisable.
They must be out there. It's the only explanation I have for all those women on
What Not to Wear
that cling to their ridiculously long ratty hair.
heh, should have known there'd be agreement on that one. Hmm. I might give it a try, I don't think my bosses would mind.
