Like I said, I don’t mind that the hairdresser fails to transform me into Winona Ryder, but I would prefer not to look quite so much like Rod Stewart.
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Like I said, I don’t mind that the hairdresser fails to transform me into Winona Ryder, but I would prefer not to look quite so much like Rod Stewart.
Oh dear…
New hairdresser in order? Or was this a new one?
Fill in for my usual hairdresser. Tho my usual is about to go on maternity leave, so I will need a new one anyway. So now I’ve got that awkward thing of having to go to the salon, but maybe try a different person.
perhaps it will settle down a bit –
sometimes the middle sections of ones hair aren’t ready to be the ENDS of ones hair, if you follow my train of thought.
I tried for the Winona Ryder (Reality Bites era) more times than I care to remember. Don’t think I ever quite got it. In my experience of haircuts you hate, they usually look better after a day or so passes and you get used to it.
Go to another salon?
I’ve just come back with my latest ‘product’ — for some reason, it never looks as good when you apply it.
I meant, when ‘I’ apply it, of course.
Another salon and another hairdresser? I dunno that I’m up for that much change. I understood the ‘you’ to mean ‘one’.