Hair, Voltaire

They say the more you change your hair, the more issues you have. Another way of putting it, which I learned through my mother who read it online, is that people who change their hair a lot do so because they feel it is one of the only things they can control in their lives. I have changed my hair about 16 times, only including hair color switches and one major cut. Oops.

I don’t know if these theories are true, but I do know that I love changing my hair. If I could I’d get extensions and then switch to a bob the week after. I’ve had red, blue, purple, pink, and bleached ends before. I’ve had red, purple, blonde, brown, and now dark burgundy colored??hair. I didn’t do anything with my hair last summer so I spent around $200 to get purple hair in the fall…which turned into fried white blonde. So at this point my hair has about 1/3 recovered and my mother is about 50% less mad.

But can I say, “Hair, Voltaire? I’d rather discuss Voltaire” (hello Princess Diaries!). I change my hair for me, for fun, for la joie de vivre! It’s cool if you don’t like my hair – sometimes??I??don’t like my hair. And that’s life yall. Sometimes my hair reflects a change in my life, sometimes it means I’m bored, sometimes it means absolutely nothing. So yeah, last week I cut my own bangs that I don’t even wear today. C’est la vie!

4 thoughts on “Hair, Voltaire

  1. I have to be honest I clicked because I recognized the tittle reference, I was like “Lilly!”, & I am glad I love the post. I haven’t had any major hair changes exept for maybe two & they were definitely reflecting major change in my life. This summer I plan to do something very major to it as I feel like has also been changing for me & i am very excited about it. Xxx

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  2. I’m a hair changer too hahaha :) I tried all the colours and styles which left me with a completely damaged hair. I agree with you, sometimes it’s really about the change, but mostly (at least for me) it’s just fun.

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