But informative

I've picked up great tips from you.
no prob
Exactly my problem. Kissablekae, you're a bad influence!
i know lol i have like women in their 30's and 40's telling me they want to go back to blonde again after seeing my hair! i would never in a million years been able to tell that they even had blonde before. what can i say? lots of women crave change from time to time. it truly is fun for me and an overall mood booster! i stopped coloring my hair for ten months and whenever i got a compliment on it i said "thank you" but in my head i was thinking why? its so meh! i was felt like i was stuck in a rut. i had a bad summer so in August before Fall semester started i NEEDED a change so i thought why not cross Blonde off my to-do list? who knew it would take so long but im glad i hung in there. there are some people who were against it, a few family members...
speaking of which, one of my sisters totally doesnt get it. earlier at din din she asked me how much it cost and i was like why you wanna know

coming from her i cant imagine it to be a harmless question. whatevs im grown so i do what i want.
i feel that hair is like skin, it can change somewhat as you age. my younger sister had tons of hair as a kid but now not so much. now i somehow have the most hair out of my sisters. when i was younger teen my hair didnt behave like it was super flat, crazy baby hairs, and it would curl in on one side and curl out the opposite side like *hayyyyy*

actually my solution for the baby hairs was to air dry! i get less split ends this way too so i stuck with that. volume i think its because i dont part it before air drying, i just comb it all back and itll fall/part on its own once its dry.
I really want to go blonde again... But I also hate having roots and I don't want to damage my hair now that I finally got a hair cut

. If I go blonde, I'd use blonde spray and do it gradually myself. I have found the perfect toner that is very close to my real hair colour (kinda dark reddish blonde) so that I can go back.
But I really don't know. I don't want to ruin my "virgin hair", but at the same time I think it's boring and I miss being blonde. Especially after seeing kissablekae being pale and blonde and looking gorgeous!

thanks dearie! temporary blonde hairspray is quite fun for special occasions because ppl are like whoa how did you do that?! and you go back to normal after one washing. back then it was my blonde fix! the only thing is its very shimmery and it gets on collars/necks of shirts depending on your hair length. i left my hair straight because when you spray it you have to comb it through or else it doesnt look smooth & evenly colored/coated.
i know what you mean about virgin hair! i didnt color my hair till i was seventeen but a lot of people thought i needed lighter hair, they told me after i colored it hahaha so i had light brown hair for all of senior year and then some...it helped a ton because im NW15 right now with what i call a 'tan' but May '08 and before that i wasnt even beige toned more like paper white

and i didnt wear makeup till College so yeahhh
oo lawd i dont even wanna think about how vicious my roots will be

im considering a darker root next time. no highlights please cuz i hate the lines. i dunno i gotta talk to my HD about it. im sure we will figure something out.
right now i am just COVETING scarlett johanssons hair in "the island"
Has anyone here used protein treatments on their hair? I've used the aphogee two step once, and i've heard so many raves about it that i think im actually going to buy the bottles rather than the sample packages and go to my hair! and then hopefully by mid june-july i can achieve the colour i'm dreaming of
oo i have Scarjo pix in my photobucket so i'll add to your salon photos

The Island is on my re-watch list since for summer too
i only really wanna see for the cinematography...and her hair!
the only protein treatment ive tried so far is Bumble and Bumble Deeep. my HD made a 'special concoction' for me last time with all Bumble masques : Deeep, Damage Therapy, and Creme de Coco(<-this one i have and like) and it worked out nicely. ive heard that you have to be careful with protein treatments like to not use too often and if it does build up then gotta back off for a bit/use clarifying shampoo. definitely not something you want to get accustomed to because then the hair will always need it. (this is stuff ive heard but havent experienced)
dreamgirls