Tuesday, October 20, 2009

they call me mrs. adams


I don't know why I think I can just touch up my roots myself. 90% of the time when I buy my own hair color it turns into a disaster. When will I learn?? The words witch, goth, vampira, morticia, etc. come to mind when I look at myself. I have hidden my identity out of shear embarrassment. I went from blond with about 1/2 inch of medium brown roots, to blue black. After 5 washes (3 with baking soda) it is now black w/a hint of red. I cant believe how off the color was. I wanted a brown...I got suckered into the Chris Rock movie 'Hair' thinking, why am I always fighting to be blond? Then I saw a lot of pretty brunettes on Sunday. So I went and bought some medium (so I thought) brown to dissipate some of the blond and hide my growing roots. But the outcome of my good intentions was not as expected...of course...blackness. And I do not see the light. (literally)
My only hope is to continue to wash, and wash and wash and will one day see some semblance of brown again. I can hope. But for now, I am just glad that it is Halloween next week. I will fit right in...to the night. (I included this picture to demonstrate how my hair fades into the background, is it hair anymore? or has it become its own entity)

4 comments:

Amy said...

It doesn't look bad from the pictures. You don't look like a witch at all. You probably think it looks like that because of the huge color difference. At least you'll be ready for halloween.

cobrakaidojo said...

just paint your nails black and get some black panty hose and black eye liner and then you will be the goth you always wanted to be.

janellelee said...

i really have never wanted to be gothic...i really dont like that look...but maybe i should investigate that 'culture'. perhaps get some fang verners

jenbahrens said...

Yes--its darker than we're used to but you still look beautiful.