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And last but not least, a friend of Miriam's (and mine) helped me (well really, she did the whole process) dye my hair yesterday. It's only the second time I've done it: my hair has always been deeply important to me, and doing things to it like that has been scary.
The first time, I asked the stylist to match my natural color. This time, I decided I wanted try going a bit red. I think I really like it. But just as, or possibly more, important than the color was getting rid of that gray.
Image below is a woman with light skin from the lower chest up. She is looking at the camera and smiling. She has small stud earrings on her ear lobe and upper ear. She is wearing a pink knit turtleneck top and pink and gold cat eye glasses. Her hair is a reddish brown shade and is swept down over her near shoulder.
The first time, I asked the stylist to match my natural color. This time, I decided I wanted try going a bit red. I think I really like it. But just as, or possibly more, important than the color was getting rid of that gray.
Image below is a woman with light skin from the lower chest up. She is looking at the camera and smiling. She has small stud earrings on her ear lobe and upper ear. She is wearing a pink knit turtleneck top and pink and gold cat eye glasses. Her hair is a reddish brown shade and is swept down over her near shoulder.
