Blondes vs. Brunettes

16Jan09

I had to delete a whole paragraph saying that “by the time you read this post, I will be sitting in my hairdresser’s comfty chair, and my blonde hair will be about to become brown”, because I’m a brunette, already. I wanted to post this some days ago, but I had to make another appointment with my hairdresser, because of various problems, and so, it wouldn’t have made any sense. Anywho, I went today – and I must say, my new haircolour kicks ass!

“Naturally my hair has got this brownish colour, which is boring as hell, but this time it will become somewhat lighter and more… like a lovely haircolour.” I take this back – it’s quite dark. Like chocolate. Because, if she would have dyed it light brown, it would have faded away within some days – this way, it will take about 2 weeks, and then I need to go back again, to dye it again, until My Blonde Side gives this fight up, and lets me become brown. Light brown, probably.

I’m really in love with this haircolour, though, even if the first thought that came to mind while sitting in front of the mirror was “I look like a ghost. No… like that evil little girl from The Ring!” The fact that my hairdresser brushed my hair into my face didn’t help much, either.

Just like this and this post, this was taken from my other blog. And so will all other posts be, but only those under the Rosier Writes… category. Easy, huh?

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Did you know that blonde hair and blue eyes are both caused by mutations? I first read this in National Geographic. Yeah, besides Joy and Glamour, I do read some scientific magazines. Although I’m blonde*. And blondes are stupid, right? Well, I learn 14 hours a day and read National Geographic. I guess I’m not a complete idiot, after all?

I’m so sick of stereotypes. Like brunettes are clever, redheads are hot, and blondes are just hopeless. Especially those, who dyed their hair this colour. My hair is naturally kind of brownish, but I decided to change it last year, because I knew that blonde would suit me, too, since I had this haircolour until I was 10.

I think personality is what matters, after all, because even if you change the colour of your hair, your inner-self will stay the same. It doesn’t give you a certain personality or attitude, but you might gain some self-confidence thanks to it. So don’t judge a book by it’s cover, dear readers!

Always keep this in mind: “I am not my hair, I am the soul that lives within.” – India Arie

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*Note that this is a post from back then.

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Tags: blondes, brunettes, chocolate, ghost, hair, haircolour, hairdresser, inner-self, mutation, personality, stereotypes, the ring