Hair question! What to do?

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Shaye M.

Jul 6, 2014

Shaye M.

So, I haven't seen my natural colour in over 6 years and my hair has just gotten to a stage of growing where I'm getting more comfortable with it. My question is though; as you can see in the first picture my roots are coming through, should I dye my hair my natural colour all over or continue to wait for it to grow an inch or two more and touch my roots up blonde again? I really can't decide but darker colours are appealing to me lately.

First picture is to get an idea of my natural colour. (I never liked my natural colour so it won't offend me if you girls don't either lol) 😏

Shaye M.

Jul 6, 2014

Shaye M.

And my faceeeee

Shaye M.

Jul 6, 2014

Shaye M.

Aw! Thank you Hailey! I really love the blonde too but right now I think I'm just going through a "I can't not touch my hair for that long" phase lol! It should go away, hopefully.

Paula E.

Jul 6, 2014

Paula E.

Nooo, dye it your natural color and let it grow. Your hair will grow thicker and healthy. Natural colors are now in!

Samantha C.

Jul 6, 2014

Samantha C.

I've gone back to my natural colour after five years of white blonde hair and I have never received so many compliments on my hair in my life, even from hair dressers! haha. I did it slowly by letting it grow out for as long as I could ( about six months, was soo hard) and then got foils every six months after that to keep things looking tidy while growing out :) these days I just get a few bright highlights and my hair is healthy and loving me haha. One downfall, I miss having something out of the norm sometimes.

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