So the red was ok, but let's be honest, it wasn't
pink. And it looked nice when the hairdresser straightened it three times. (Yes, three times - I have Crazy Curls.) But when I let it go wild, it was kind of. . . . ginga. Old lady ginga too. So I decided to do what any crazy old lady who first dyed her hair at thirteen would do. . . try and do it better myself at home. It was a harrowing journey. I knew the time in the middle would be bad, but as I tried to remind myself, it was bad in the middle when the hairdresser did it too. This is photographic evidence of why you should never, ever put a hairdryer on curls, especially curls you just stripped the colour out of. Warning, DISTRESSINGLY GRAPHIC FRIZZ STRAIGHT OUT OF 1985 PIC:
Wah! I know. It was scary, but handily I have a lion heart, as well as a lion mane. Armed with my trusty tools consisting of a comb, hair tie, and paintbrush (oops, forgot to get a tinting brush) I filled those thirsty cuticles with pink. Pure pink.
And what do you know. . . an hour or so later it was all good.
And seriously pink.
Trust yourself. Who cares if it goes wrong. No-one really takes you seriously anyway. You might as well do wild hair. Just like these
role models. I heart them big time.