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This is going to ramble...
I'm tired of henna'ing my hair. It takes a long time, and I don't have my curly hair any more. So I think that I will stop coloring it after I get back from the cruise (Nov 2), and wear a hat for the winter time to hide my roots until they are a decent length and get my hair cut SHORT. Short like Elizabeth Taylor but not like Audry Hepburn, I don't look good in a pixie. I just hope the roots are long enough so that all the red can be cut away. The Husband said he thinks I look hot as a redhead though (how sweet!
) and I do like the rich red henna gives, so I might go back to coloring it in the summer. Hopefully I'll get back some curl before the henna weighs my hair down again.
sigh.
I'm tired of henna'ing my hair. It takes a long time, and I don't have my curly hair any more. So I think that I will stop coloring it after I get back from the cruise (Nov 2), and wear a hat for the winter time to hide my roots until they are a decent length and get my hair cut SHORT. Short like Elizabeth Taylor but not like Audry Hepburn, I don't look good in a pixie. I just hope the roots are long enough so that all the red can be cut away. The Husband said he thinks I look hot as a redhead though (how sweet!
) and I do like the rich red henna gives, so I might go back to coloring it in the summer. Hopefully I'll get back some curl before the henna weighs my hair down again. sigh.
