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Leila R.

Mar 31, 2015

Leila R.

If this is violating any rules I'm really sorry about that! I've been seeing a lot of these online so I thought I would do my own 😊 The first picture is from three years ago. I think I was in 7th grade. I had chunky red highlights, which was an awful idea but they were done with a semi permanent dye underneath the main layer of hair, if that makes any sense, so they faded quickly and painlessly.

Leila R.

Mar 31, 2015

Leila R.

A year later (in 8th grade) I got a semi permanent red ombré. Sadly, no one told me about the upkeep, etc. so after a month it had faded to a nice natural warm brown.

Leila R.

Mar 31, 2015

Leila R.

Then, at the very end of 8th grade I chopped off a good three inches, leaving me with hair that was cut shorter than I was used to, and very bluntly.

Leila R.

Mar 31, 2015

Leila R.

At the beginning of 9th grade I cut off all of my hair. For some weird reason, I had not yet learned that impulsive haircuts were not a good idea and I got my hair cut into what I wanted to be a cute bob. In reality the hairdresser gave me a weird mullet. I wasn't very happy with it, although I did like the bangs.

Leila R.

Mar 31, 2015

Leila R.

Now I'm slowly and painfully crawling my way to a simple below the shoulders style. I'm cutting all of the mullet layers off slowly but surely.

Leila R.

Apr 1, 2015

Leila R.

Thank you so much Hailey :) I'm actually bleaching the bottom half of my hair and dying it purple so my days with 100%dark hair are limited haha.

Jessica S.

Apr 1, 2015

Jessica S.

Aww this is wonderful!
A very interesting read :D
Wish I would have done this!
Probably not too late to start now ðŸ’Ÿ

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