Amazon color me crazy7/1/2023 Kids (especially babies) are fascinated by you. My advice? Always check the forecast before deciding on any all-white outfit. You might not melt, but your hair color definitely will … right off your head and onto the brand new, white dress you thought you looked hot AF in. You relate (more than anyone ever should) to the Wicked Witch of the West’s stance on rain. Whether your hair is blue, pink or light lavender this week, you can count on your pillowcase to tell the story.Ĭhances are, you’ll leave a telling trace behind you, no matter where you spend the night. Every pillowcase you own has been dyed a lighter color of your hair. Here are 14 things only you and your fellow hair dye addict friends can understand: 1. Welcome to the club of split-ends and colorful-haired combs and brushes. But even when the color starts to fade (and no, not into a cute pale color like people think, but into more of an amber-toned, reddish, ugly shade of whatever color you originally dyed it), you still love it.īecause you, my friend, are a bona fide hair dye addict. You get addicted to the fresh, vibrant shade that’s only attainable for two to five days post dying it. It requires weekly dye jobs, entertaining in-between shades when your color starts to fade, an acceptance that all your shirt collars will be forever dyed and a love-hate relationship with your local haircare supply store. Maintaining an unusual shade of hair color is nothing like going between brown, black or blonde. If you’re like me, and you cringe at the thought of being forced to change your current lavender, blue, green or pink hair to a more socially “acceptable” shade, then you have most likely joined the ranks of hair dye addicts.
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