I had highlights once, just before having my hair cut very, very short at the back. It ended up spotty - I pretended it was intentional...
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Dyeing your hair
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostAnd?
Also very boring. You should have bleached it and dyed it some strange colour then gone home and explained your sexual transformation ambitions to your parents.The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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FTFY too
Originally posted by mudskipper View PostI had highlights once, just before having my hair cut very, very short at the back. I ended up with a spotty neck - I pretended it was intentional...The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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Now that you're older, you should give it another shot....Originally posted by d000hg View PostI don't know if this counts but I bleached my hair blond once when I was at university (I was blond as a kid).
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BTDT, actually I wasn't at university but still at school. Back in the 70's I had it multicoloured and then went really white blond. That was done by a couple of young girls and boy, did it hurt. My mother went a little bit apetulip until her mother reminded her that she was once kicked out of school in the 50's for dying her hair redOriginally posted by SueEllen View PostAnd?
Also very boring. You should have bleached it and dyed it some strange colour then gone home to visit your parents.
I also had the ultimate mullet once, a number 1 on top and rather long at the back but that was because I was flat on my back in hospital and after 3 months of that, it was decided I needed a haircut but they weren't able to cut the back bit. If you ever saw a program called TV Eye back in '81, there was an episode about motorcycle accidents where 15 minute was basically just me and you can see the really awful haircut
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Were you channelling David Bowie or punk?Originally posted by darmstadt View PostBTDT, actually I wasn't at university but still at school. Back in the 70's I had it multicoloured and then went really white blond. That was done by a couple of young girls and boy, did it hurt. My mother went a little bit apetulip until her mother reminded her that she was once kicked out of school in the 50's for dying her hair red
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And there was a thread/poll about it, and this is my answer. It didn't ask for interesting answers.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostAnd?
Though the first time it went ginger and I had to re-do it.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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