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  • iloveloveablerogues

    09 July 2012 at 19:42

    dyeing hair blonde?!

     

    i really want to dye my blonde permenantly!!! i have darkish blonde hair, and i hav used semi permenant dye to dye my hair twice before, but i want to use permanent beacause otherwise it doesnt really change your hair colur as much! Please cud i hav some advice on how to convince her?oh, and btw im 12, nearly thirteen,thank you! xoxo
  • Ghostwolf

    15 July 2012 at 19:44

     

    I take it your convincing your mum? If so just explain to her about how much happier you would be. Then try telling her your responsible and have thought about it long and hard. Then tell her your not 5 years old and get it done anyway. Tip: to get it done properly and nicely get it done in a hairdressers you trust. It will def be more expensive than doing it yourself but mayybe you could get a discount? If your mum agrees then you could go halves and say its an early xmas pressie. And if you havent won your mum over then say your going to a freinds and grt it done then.

    Luv stilletto
  • NewYorkCity

    31 July 2012 at 11:10

     

    You are only 12, I don't want to patronise, but now, when I am nearly 16 I have only just started dying my hair (bright red)

    but,... If yiu are allowed, get it done proffesionaly first. You may think this is expensive BUT, you can go to a salon for trainee hairdressers, it will be about half the price. You may think it's risky getting a trainee to do it, but some of them have very nearly graduated anyway, plus, a proffesionaly will always be on hand assisting them

    Good luck! 
  • Ghostwolf

    31 July 2012 at 12:05

     
    Laura29 - Today at 11:10

     

    You are only 12, I don't want to patronise, but now, when I am nearly 16 I have only just started dying my hair (bright red)

    but,... If yiu are allowed, get it done proffesionaly first. You may think this is expensive BUT, you can go to a salon for trainee hairdressers, it will be about half the price. You may think it's risky getting a trainee to do it, but some of them have very nearly graduated anyway, plus, a proffesionaly will always be on hand assisting them

    Good luck! 

     

    Well my step sister dued her hair permanently purple when she was 11. And i dyed mine orangey red when i was 10! But its back to normal now
  • NewYorkCity

    31 July 2012 at 12:40

     
    Stilletto - Today at 12:05

     

    Well my step sister dued her hair permanently purple when she was 11. And i dyed mine orangey red when i was 10! But its back to normal now

     

    Well then that is fair enough 

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