[via weheartit]
After moving to Raleigh, it was difficult to consider a new salon/hair stylist. Back in Athens, I had been with my same stylist for 5 years. I moved when she moved to a different salon. Since Athens is still within a do-able driving distance, I've considered getting my hair done there. But I think the switch needs to be made.
With a hair cut, I have been thinking since the summer about chopping my hair off. I spent years growing it out. I have really thin, fine hair, so it always looked a little flat and stringy long. I think my hair has matured over time though. It's got body and umph now. It took me a lot of time to grow it so long, but I felt as a teacher I needed a more "mature" look. First, I wanted to donate to locks of love.
Then I found out they won't take colored/dyed hair :( Much to my dismay! So I'm going from this:
[circa October 2010]
to something like this....
[Not too drastic, a bit off the ends and some shorter bangs. Via weheartit]
or...
[Even shorter, but still blonde]
But then I see gorgeous pictures like this that make me want to hold on to my long locks...
My goal in life should just be to have hair and a body exactly like Blake Lively.
4 comments:
A mature haircut can really change up a look! I love Reese's hair. You should totally go for something like that!
so fun! i love the reese picture. you'd look great with that cut. great post :)
Love all these pictures actually, but I think Reese's hair would look really great on you!
I agree with all of the above, Reese's hair is gorgeous! I actually chopped my hair a couple of years ago and donated to Locks of Love. It was kind of a whim and I ended up HATING it a few weeks after the cut. I have now realized that I should never chop ten inches off of my hair and just deal with the status quo. But a change (like to Reese's 'do) is great because you still have the length to play with -- I say yes!
Post a Comment