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Mariah L.

Mar 10, 2013

Mariah L.

So for a couple weeks I been thinking of doing this to my hair over spring break. I'm thinking I should since 'You only have one life, so live it.' What do you girls/guys think?

Jordan G.

Mar 10, 2013

Jordan G.

I would highly recommend not doing this. it will not only mess your hair up but also looks too punk kid ish. I don't like being treated like a child. I'm 21 and still get carded for rated R movies :( hahaha I just like being taken seriously and unfortunately I don't believe I would take some with his seriously. its cute tho for a younger person. just my opinion.

Stefani S.

Mar 10, 2013

Stefani S.

I completely understand Jordan's point. It depends what point you're at in your life. Sometimes first impressions - especially when you're in the job market, are much more important. As much as it sucks to be judged so quickly, you have to cater to make the best impression. At the same time, we don't know how old you are or what you do day to day. If you're not at a point where that matters as much, do it! It really is just hair, it grows out, and you can always re dye it. Yes, it may be damaged if you had to bleach your natural hair a lot, but if that's the worst that can happen, it really isn't THAT bad. I think the colours in the picture look so cool/pretty! If you could get your hair that colour AND that shiny/smooth, it would be sweet!

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