Okay my hair's done! (PICS) - Page 3

juvjoy · 02-14-2007, 07:18 AM

Halfwavyhalfcurly: cuz I felt like it!

It has nothing 2 do w/ "identity" - hair color has no affect on that. I already know who I am. It's just fun!

It's like ur saying a "blonde" is one type of person & a "brunette" is another type.

pitgirl · 02-14-2007, 10:24 AM

OMG, thats a bit

Kgrl17 · 02-14-2007, 03:09 PM

I REALLY like it! Your hair looks great with lots of volume. So many people around me change up their hair color or highlights depending on the season or if they just want a new style! It can get boring having the same style/color for too long.

pinksugar · 02-14-2007, 03:22 PM

Juvjoy - I really like your hair darker.

In October, I had my hair colored the same as Rachel McAdams in The Wedding Crashers.

http://z.about.com/d/movies/1/0/B/x/...asherspubm.jpg

http://z.about.com/d/movies/1/0/9/x/...asherspubl.jpg

Then in December I had it done a shade of red.

I have an appointment Friday and I'm going back to the brown color like Rachel McAdams hair. I'm pretty sure I'm the same person I was in October and December. As juvjoy said, it's fun to change. And I liked the brown better.

juvjoy · 02-15-2007, 04:47 AM

Pinksugar: yeah I love her hair in those pics! Good luck at the salon!!!! And I'm glad to hear ur the same person!

Let us see pics when u get your hair done!
Kim

KurlyKae · 02-15-2007, 07:55 AM

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Originally Posted by juvjoy

iwantcurlyhair: I WISH I could open my own salon - I don't have a license

Heck I've never been to cosmetology school

Believe me, someday I want to go! It was a nice compliment though!

Kim

Juvjoy, is it possible that you could buy an established salon without the license? Just a thought for "someday." (I thought of it because I used to go to a nail salon that was owned by a woman who bought the place and only handled the business end of it.)

HalfWavyHalfCurly · 02-15-2007, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by juvjoy

Halfwavyhalfcurly: cuz I felt like it!

It has nothing 2 do w/ "identity" - hair color has no affect on that. I already know who I am. It's just fun!

It's like ur saying a "blonde" is one type of person & a "brunette" is another type.

OK, so you don't owe me or anyone an explanation. But I beg to differ, for many years hair color has been used in passport and other ID documents as a feature to identify people, also psychologists have an opinion about that. People ARE perceived differently according to their hair color, throughout the years there have been polls about that, I heard about one regarding brunettes and men not long ago as a matter of fact.

pinksugar · 02-15-2007, 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by HalfWavyHalfCurly

Quote:

Originally Posted by juvjoy

Halfwavyhalfcurly: cuz I felt like it!

It has nothing 2 do w/ "identity" - hair color has no affect on that. I already know who I am. It's just fun!

It's like ur saying a "blonde" is one type of person & a "brunette" is another type.

OK, so you don't owe me or anyone an explanation. But I beg to differ, for many years hair color has been used in passport and other ID documents as a feature to identify people, also psychologists have an opinion about that. People ARE perceived differently according to their hair color, throughout the years there have been polls about that, I heard about one regarding brunettes and men not long ago as a matter of fact.

pitgirl · 02-15-2007, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by HalfWavyHalfCurly

OK, so you don't owe me or anyone an explanation. But I beg to differ, for many years hair color has been used in passport and other ID documents as a feature to identify people, also psychologists have an opinion about that. People ARE perceived differently according to their hair color, throughout the years there have been polls about that, I heard about one regarding brunettes and men not long ago as a matter of fact.

So basically, dying you hair means that your either a fugitive, or suffering from a severe mental identity crisis, or that your doing it to lure men???

I have a pretty open mind when it comes to opinions, but surely this one is rather extreme.

medusahair · 02-15-2007, 02:22 PM

I'll use my psych degree and say, psychologists are just there to listen to you so you can work your own problems out. They certainly don't make judgements on hair color. I don't think most people give a hairy rats behind.
Some people like change and she's doesn't have all of our hair to play with so she plays with her own. Who cares, it looks good. I don't care why she colors it off and on. It either looks good or it doesn't.

I'm so tired of 9 out of 10 doctors agree argument. It's argument by authority and it's not anymore valid than say circular arguments and they just make my teeth hurt.

Curly Girl Fla · 02-15-2007, 02:23 PM

Hmmmm....I personally started changing my hair color waaaay back when, when I was in highschool, and did it frequently 'cause it was fun! I never associated it with my inner identity -it just made me feel good to be able to change it when I was ready to change it. I suppose it makes a statement about me that I like different hair colors

, and I can't help it if people perceive me differently because of my outward appearance -which has always been quite hippie-ish anyway,but I'm well-educated, hold down a professional job and have 2 young children and a good marriage (and I'm older but have long curly hair that I wear down (against the rules

), and it's auburn right now to boot!

)

Curly Girl Fla · 02-15-2007, 02:24 PM

oops

!@#$% computer

hockeymomof3 · 02-15-2007, 05:22 PM

Just wanted to say I LOVE YOUR HAIR!! You look beautiful either way -- I love the side swept bangs and highlights...you are amazing -- if you lived close I'd beg you to do my hair!!

It's stunning