Margeaux
October 16th, 2009, 06:35 AM
So, yesterday was my graduation ceremony from grad school. I had my hair professionally straightened at a salon for the event, for the first time in my life, and hardly recognised myself when I caught my reflection in a window pane! My hair looked shinier, was much lighter in terms of weight as well as colour (properly blonde instead of the strawberry blonde/honey colour I've usually got going on), it had the sleekness of type 1A and I'd suddenly put on a whopping 4 inches... It was actually properly long by LHC standards! :cool:
Needless to say, when I arrived my best friend and two professors proceeded to walk straight past me :rolleyes:
Of course all that matters are pictures - I got my dad to take some and of course my fellow students took a bunch - I expect them to pop up very soon. I'll post the results for you when I get my hands on them :)
But to conclude my experience...Today I've showered and I'm back to my familiar head of corkscrew curls. I lost those 4 inches overnight without cutting. It totally felt like a 'hair outing', a welcome change, a laugh. It looked beautiful and I got a lot of compliments. I didn't even know my hair could be like that. Still, it will be something reserved for only the most special occasions - aside from the obvious damaging aspect of it, I love my hair just the way it is.
Needless to say, when I arrived my best friend and two professors proceeded to walk straight past me :rolleyes:
Of course all that matters are pictures - I got my dad to take some and of course my fellow students took a bunch - I expect them to pop up very soon. I'll post the results for you when I get my hands on them :)
But to conclude my experience...Today I've showered and I'm back to my familiar head of corkscrew curls. I lost those 4 inches overnight without cutting. It totally felt like a 'hair outing', a welcome change, a laugh. It looked beautiful and I got a lot of compliments. I didn't even know my hair could be like that. Still, it will be something reserved for only the most special occasions - aside from the obvious damaging aspect of it, I love my hair just the way it is.