Miserylocks

 

When in the dramatic depths of misery and despair and general unhappiness, I am not one for curling into a ball, eating copious amounts of ice cream or indulging generally in any sort of self-sabotaging. Hell no. I might be miserable but I don’t have to look it! Although quietly sobbing behind my mask as I shop my way round Tesco might suggest I do indeed look it too!

I recently took myself to my friend Zoe who runs a little salon in my former ‘hood to give me a much-needed hair transformation. It looked as down as I feel. I wanted it brought to life with tints of caramel and gold and anything else my dark hair could handle.

I’m miserable but my hair is ecstatic! The girl is a total magician with hair.

Now I cry my way round Tesco with amazing hair sticking to my tears of misery.

 
Look at my sad, flat hair.

Look at my sad, flat hair.

And now look! Sad brown looks like it has been kissed by the sun!

And now look! Sad brown looks like it has been kissed by the sun!

I have tinfoil on my head. I don’t know why but I think it’s got something to do with bleach.

I have tinfoil on my head. I don’t know why but I think it’s got something to do with bleach.

Can you even believe that’s my head?!

Can you even believe that’s my head?!

I don’t know what magic this is, but it’s the first time I have truly loved my hair. I actually enjoy styling it each morning.

And I did actually lob a few inches off when I got some as the ends felt a wee bit too dry. Sorry Zoe!

 
Home hair trim

Home hair trim

Not home hair trim

Not home hair trim

 
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