I know that absolutely no one cares about my hair as much as I do. Perhaps Kristin cares a little bit because it is a small piece of her livelihood, but whatever. I care about my hair. Deeply. So we're going to talk about it.
I made the earth shattering decision recently. I decided to let my hair grow out and go back to my natural color. Here's my rationale.
My hair has been falling out in giant clumps on a daily basis. This is thyroid related and, in addition, it is a side effect of Diflucan, which I take to banish the candida. Because of how much has fallen out, it is growing back and my hair has lots of annoying little wispy pieces and looks broken. I don't want to piss off those new hairs by immediately attacking them with hair color. My natural hair color is still pretty light and doesn't have any gray yet (that we can see), so it seems like this is the time to go natural, while my hair grows back and gets stronger.
I'm curious to see what it looks like. It's been a really long time. From the top of my hair, it still looks beige. More like the color of wet sand since it is a really ashy blonde. So, we'll see what happens. I hope that it isn't hideous as it grows out. My beloved Kristin (now at Suite One in Summerlin) will put a toner on it when it gets too two-toned. So, brace yourselves. In a year, perhaps we'll see what my hair should actually look like. (and i'm sure I will immediately want highlights!)
Related articles:
{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }
Just sit in the sun this summer (protect your skin, of course). You’ll get nice highlights on your natural color. Stop messing with your hair until you feel healthy. As a life-long bottle blonde, I sincerely regret that I do not remember my natural color.
I’m sure you have tried this already, but I take acidophilus tablets daily to fend off my candida and it seems to work quite well. Plus no nasty side effects.
I have tried to remove hair on my hands, try to take tablets daily. but i have no result of it. Maybe i should consult to the doctor.