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| Dress: City Chic |
The old saying is, “Blondes have more fun”. While I’ve
never been a Blonde to test it, I can tell you that red heads have a lot of fun
as well, and they look damn fine doing it.
I first decided to become a red head when I was around 16, when I found my medium brown hair dull and generic, but my hesitant parents were not keen on the idea. I was shopping my local pharmacy and found myself staring at the box dyes with longing only a teenager with parents who set boundaries knows all too well.
I first decided to become a red head when I was around 16, when I found my medium brown hair dull and generic, but my hesitant parents were not keen on the idea. I was shopping my local pharmacy and found myself staring at the box dyes with longing only a teenager with parents who set boundaries knows all too well.
I ended up finding a compromise with my parents. I could
colour my hair red, with a semi-permanent kit I found by L’Oreal, and it was
the first time I coloured my hair and certainly, not the last. That particular
range is since long gone and I’ve moved to better and far more permanent dyes
since then. Through the years I have gone through many shades of red and have
tried any box kit companies had to offer, and I’ve gained knowledge not many
hair dressers would otherwise be willing to share.
