Inspiration For The Modern Woman
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Summer is coming to an end. Can you guess what that means? Time for a change of hair. I love dying my hair for different seasons. Something brighter for the Spring and Summer, and darker for Fall and Winter. Today, I am going to show y’all how to create a fun peekaboo hair color combination.
A few weeks ago I posted to Instagram asking my audience if they had any questions for me about my hair and I received quite a few so I figured why not make a blog post about it! A little background on my hair and it’s current dye life- I dyed my hair using Arctic Fox Aquamarine on May 9 and have not touched it up since.. that was over 5 months ago! Yes, my roots are crazy long but I like to see how long my dye goes without fading… plus I can’t really afford to buy new dye the second my roots start to show. If you want to read about the products I used to go from brown to blue in only 2 steps, click here.
I am a young mom, a modern mom with an alternative style. I’ve always been a bit out there with my looks and haven’t really been one to conform to societies norm when it comes to my style. That being said, if looks could kill I’d be one dead mom. . To be honest, I probably wouldn’t have made it out my pregnancy alive. Crazy hair, tattoos, piercings, and stretched ears… that is what you would see if you looked at me. We live in a world full of people who define your capability of being a mother on what you look like. If you don’t look like the cookie cutter mom with the mini van and the stereotypical blonde mom bob then people see you as a danger.
Disclaimer: These items were gifted to me for an honest review. All opinions are mine and mine alone!
Being a frequent dyer, one of the questions I hear all the time, “How is your hair so healthy?” This question has never taken me by surprise, because let’s face it my hair has been every color of the rainbow and bleached more times than you can count on one hand. It is so easy to over process your hair to the point of what feels like no return and to be completely honest with you my hair has only be to that point once… and it wasn’t even because of dye, bleach, or heat.
