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14 Mar 2011 03:36 pmSo, after this post, I went ahead and cut my dreads off the next day. I thought about what
asakiyume said about de-investing the decision to cut of its importance and others' wise comments/questions about whether the dreads represented who I am, and out came the scissors.
Without going into a long ramble about the whys and wherefores of my decision, I concluded that I really was ready for a change. Period. And so....
One last pic with the dreads

Off with her....dreads!

After whacking off the dreads, I had awesome long, wavy wisps around my neck and I dearly wanted Julien to shape the rest of my hair for me, but he was afraid of messing it up. So, I caved, went to a salon, and came out very angry and upset. The hairdresser did not listen to me AT ALL and the below mess cost me 51 euros ($71)...a haircut! WITHOUT styling!

I finally convinced J that he could do no worse and he set to giving me the backup haircut I had in mind: a mohawk. Taking turns with the scissors and clippers, this is what we came up with. Much better than throwing my money at a professional if you ask me. And my darling girl has a hairstyle to match. Hers is all-natural, though, thanks to the hair-growth pattern she inherited from her daddy. :P

And a front view of Soëlie. See,
frigg ? Blonde! :)

It looks like she has a little Alfalfa thing going on. *lol*
Without going into a long ramble about the whys and wherefores of my decision, I concluded that I really was ready for a change. Period. And so....
One last pic with the dreads
Off with her....dreads!
After whacking off the dreads, I had awesome long, wavy wisps around my neck and I dearly wanted Julien to shape the rest of my hair for me, but he was afraid of messing it up. So, I caved, went to a salon, and came out very angry and upset. The hairdresser did not listen to me AT ALL and the below mess cost me 51 euros ($71)...a haircut! WITHOUT styling!
I finally convinced J that he could do no worse and he set to giving me the backup haircut I had in mind: a mohawk. Taking turns with the scissors and clippers, this is what we came up with. Much better than throwing my money at a professional if you ask me. And my darling girl has a hairstyle to match. Hers is all-natural, though, thanks to the hair-growth pattern she inherited from her daddy. :P
And a front view of Soëlie. See,
It looks like she has a little Alfalfa thing going on. *lol*
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Date: 14 Mar 2011 07:43 pm (UTC)I can see how unhappy you were before. It's really depressing how some people get away with calling themselves stylists.
I really do like the new 'do.
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Date: 14 Mar 2011 07:58 pm (UTC)And yes, very depressing. What really got my goat is the total not listening and then trying to validate her action when I told her she just did what I asked her not to do (cut off the wisps).
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Date: 15 Mar 2011 12:39 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 14 Mar 2011 07:44 pm (UTC)PS. You forgot to mention just how LONG TIME you kept your new hairstyle a secret!!!!!
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Date: 14 Mar 2011 08:01 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 14 Mar 2011 08:36 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 14 Mar 2011 08:53 pm (UTC)For the record, you looked lovely in dreads, and you look lovely with the mohawk.
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Date: 15 Mar 2011 06:29 am (UTC)I have never seen a mohawk actually look feminine and attractive like that. Much prettier than the Chewbacca look the hairdresser gave you...
~D
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Date: 20 Mar 2011 04:53 pm (UTC)Big thumbs up!