We discussed covering it with color so I could still have the red and she was able to do it right then! Looking at color swatches I picked the one I originally wanted, a strawberry blonde that was just a little more red than my natural hair. My hairdresser was worried I went brown or black she said I was her last client that she would expect to have to do a corrective color on. The receptionist asked if I went darker or lighter, I told her darker but must not of told her it was a shade of red. I seriously considered shopping around but I love and trust my hairdresser so I figured I would start with the consult.ДЄs I was on my walk of shame into that salon my hairdresser let out a sigh of relief. I was told I could get in for a consult at the end of the day but she may not be able to actually fix my hair until next week. Within minutes of the salon opening I was on the phone. I mentally ran through all of the colors of bandanas that I own and outfits I could match them to. I still had to take my leopard clown hair to work so I pinned it up in a french twist to hide my mane of many colors. I did this to myself on a Sunday night, thankfully my hairdresser works on Mondays. After rinsing the boxed dye out I had big splotchy uneven patches of red, really red! It would have been fabulous if it had gone in evenly but my hairline, bangs and back of my head did not hold any color. I seem to have forgotten that I've tried to dye it before and it never held color, something I should have thought about before I grabbed the box of 'Intense Copper'. As it gets lighter in the summer I start to miss the red, so I decided to add some. I've been told that my natural color doesn't come in a bottle which is one of the reasons I've held off coloring it for so long. My natural hair color is strawberry blond and for years every time I walk out of the hair salon someone stops me to ask if it is my natural color. In an official 'I'm turning 40 in just over a year' moment I colored my hair.

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