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12-12-07, 07:28 PM
Hi, its hard to tell scrolling down could you possibly put the photos side by side a bit smaller ?
xAlso if you were set on having it done I would definitely leave some darker tones in it as the darker tones bring out your lovely eyes . |
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12-12-07, 07:31 PM
How the bloomin ek' did you do that on photoshop ???
Everytime I have tried to do something like that I fail miserably lol.. I think i like the 2nd the most ...kept going back to check.. I agree it would be easier to view them all without having to scroll though xxxxx |
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12-12-07, 07:36 PM
hi - love the looks!
not a hairdresser, but a beauty therapist, and i think you should leave your eyebrows well alone! you *can* in theory get them lightened, but tbh it doesnt look very good and can go a bit gingery, try using something like benefits brow zing to define and shape your brows instead |
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13-12-07, 12:05 PM
I like the first one best so your natural colour but if you want to go blonder the last one looks nicest to me, you look like a barbie doll in the last one (that's a compliment by the way!)
You could always have natural looking highlights as the re-growth may be a real pain. |
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14-12-07, 12:17 AM
I think you should go for highlights rather than a full head tint. It minimises the committment of retouching the roots every few weeks. That can be quite a considerable ongoing cost.
Highlights would look great if you got a few different colours of blonde - I think it makes for a classier look. I'm a beautician, but my sister is a hairdresser and I work beside her a lot. I've no hair qualifications - just my opinion. HTH |
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