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Hey everyone ☆〜(ゝ。∂)
Okay so I need some hair advice.
This is what I want to do to my hair:
I went to a color bar near my house that looks punkish and like the do this kind of hair coloring a lot. When I asked for a consultation the chick said it would be like $195-235. Which as I understand it from my friends is expensive but not outrageous. (To me it's really expensive). Then today I was going to pay my dentist and me and the receptionist got to talking because I complimented her on how awesome her hair looked. Anyways, long story short she told me that she is a freelance stylist and gave me her business card that has her Instagram on it. And she does house calls.
Which should I go with? I think the freelance stylist will probably be cheaper (no taxes and doesn't have to pay anything to a salon). But there's also not as much accountability as with the colorist that works at the salon.
What do you guys think?
you could ask the freelancer if she has any pics of hair she did. if you have no sort of reference there's always a bit of risk involved. 195-235 $ really seems mad expensive to me though :0
She does have pictures on her Instagram that I looked at. They were nice, but none of them were of like a colored ombré (but did have some pictures of vibrantly colored hair). She had some of brunette to blonde ombrés..but I don't feel that those are as difficult as what I'm asking for.
Internet shopping is addicting because you can find the cutest shit for so cheap. Makes me want to die lmao
Just skipped out on going to a concert I paid for 2 months ago so I can focus on job hunting. Applied to 7 new places including places that are way too damn fancy for me but I'm still going to give it a shot and cross my fingers. Working for restaurants is a damn shot in the dark.
Aside from that, mostly just playing Dark Souls 3 and hanging out HD while spending way too much time on Tumblr hahaha @.@
So far, I've just had Publix-brand eggnog. XD No one in my family has ever known how to make it. I was tempted to try it with vodka, but we ran out of the latter before I could. It was my first time trying eggnog last year, and it is way more delicious than it has any right to be.
I live further south, around the Ft. Lauderdale area.
Thanks for the rec! <3
I've been in Georgia for the past two days and have not given a fuck about my strict diet cause I deserve sweet and greasy southern food.
Hush puppies are 😍😍😍
fuck it's like 1am and i'm sitting here eating a granola bar because FINALS, wishing i could have ANY of what i just listed
Hey everyone ☆〜(ゝ。∂)
Okay so I need some hair advice.
This is what I want to do to my hair:
I went to a color bar near my house that looks punkish and like they do this kind of hair coloring a lot. When I asked for a consultation the chick said it would be like $195-235. Which as I understand it from my friends is expensive but not outrageous. (To me it's really expensive). Then today I was going to pay my dentist and me and the receptionist got to talking because I complimented her on how awesome her hair looked. Anyways, long story short she told me that she is a freelance stylist and gave me her business card that has her Instagram on it. And she does house calls.
Which should I go with? I think the freelance stylist will probably be cheaper (no taxes and doesn't have to pay anything to a salon). But there's also not as much accountability as with the colorist that works at the salon.
What do you guys think?
I'm not certain but I'm pretty sure that's partly paying for the planning and such and the maintenance wouldn't have to factor that inThat's really steep for something that probably won't last very long?
But what do I know, never coloured my hair...
That's really steep for something that probably won't last very long?
But what do I know, never coloured my hair...
My hair is pretty bad with oil but I've got my shampooing down to ~3 times a week. Looks great the first day and passable the next one or two. I also don't have to style my hair if I don't want which is nice.I don't know this as well as others, because I lucked out. I have low maintenance hair, in that I can wash it and go. No need to style or anything @_@.
Just one final left .
& I'm GRADUATING. Job starts on the 27th of June.. weeeeee. A free month.
You better not be joking~.
I've already taken THREE people from GAF out for sushi... and countless more IRL. Converted nearly all of them... one of them even texted me to tell me how she got laid because she impressed a sushi snob thanks to where I took her xD.
If you're ever in Orange County, you HAVE to make good on this and let me take you out to dinner . I promise you won't regret it.
(Same goes for anyone else in town.)
That just means it's time for dessert!
Hey everyone ☆〜(ゝ。∂)
Okay so I need some hair advice.
This is what I want to do to my hair:
I went to a color bar near my house that looks punkish and like they do this kind of hair coloring a lot. When I asked for a consultation the chick said it would be like $195-235. Which as I understand it from my friends is expensive but not outrageous. (To me it's really expensive). Then today I was going to pay my dentist and me and the receptionist got to talking because I complimented her on how awesome her hair looked. Anyways, long story short she told me that she is a freelance stylist and gave me her business card that has her Instagram on it. And she does house calls.
Which should I go with? I think the freelance stylist will probably be cheaper (no taxes and doesn't have to pay anything to a salon). But there's also not as much accountability as with the colorist that works at the salon.
What do you guys think?
Haha! I'm the same way but with video games on Steam. XD Just a year ago, I only had 34 games, but I now have 190. It gets addicting buying with all the sales going on.
Do you use any specific site for shopping, though?
Ah, sorry to hear that, but I do admire how hard you've been job hunting. Have you applied to any cafes? I could see you working in one. Cafes are very cute.
Can never go wrong with Tumblr. I always like looking at the clothing ideas. They have really cute things on there.
As for Dark Souls, I still need to beat the first one, but I hope you and HD are enjoying 3.
My routine is as simple as it gets:*takes notes*
What's a good routine for hair normally anyway?
My routine is as simple as it gets:
- Wash (shampoo + conditioner -- separately, not 2-in-1), 2-3 times a week.
- Brush regularly
Yep, that's it. Literally it. Never hair-dry it either, just towel it a bit and let it dry out. I haven't cut it in like 16+ years either (no trimming either, nothing).
If I worked out/sweat a lot, I'll wash it otherwise it's a bit nasty, otherwise I can go a few days without washing my hair. It's very, very long and washing it is a bit tedious, so that works for me.
Everyone says my hair is gorgeous so I must be doing something right! Of course, it's also quite long so that's likely part of the reason people say it looks good, but I bet they wouldn't say that if it was very long and nasty-looking, haha. I admit I'm also lucky because it's 100% straight, no curls, and it's not too thick, so it's not that bad to maintain. Someone with much thicker hair or with heavy curls would probably need more maintenance even if their hair were shorter than mine.
My hair is super curly and high maintaince :/ I have to wash it every four days, and when I do I just wash the top of my hair and let the soap trickle down to my ends cause they get dry super easily.
Daily routine is just wetting my hair, putting in some moisturizer, and hoping for the best I've been wanting to dye it for a long time but I'm too scared of how much drier my hair will be, and it's too much of a time investment to take care of every day.
Have you tried out this stuff?
If not, you totally should.
Its fucking magic for moisturizing your hair especially with thick hair. I don't have curly hair but my thick ass spanish hair doesn't get nearly enough moisture from conditioners or daily moisturizers so I switched to deep conditioning with this and its been insane. My hair is all soft and silky plus it smells like heaven for days :>
That's me rn tho it's more like a year without cutting it rather than 15 yearsMy routine is as simple as it gets:
- Wash (shampoo + conditioner -- separately, not 2-in-1), 2-3 times a week.
- Brush regularly
Yep, that's it. Literally it. Never hair-dry it either, just towel it a bit and let it dry out. I haven't cut it in like 16+ years either (no trimming either, nothing).
If I worked out/sweat a lot, I'll wash it otherwise it's a bit nasty, otherwise I can go a few days without washing my hair. It's very, very long and washing it is a bit tedious, so that works for me.
Everyone says my hair is gorgeous so I must be doing something right! Of course, it's also quite long so that's likely part of the reason people say it looks good, but I bet they wouldn't say that if it was very long and nasty-looking, haha. I admit I'm also lucky because it's 100% straight, no curls, and it's not too thick, so It's not that bad to maintain. Someone with much thicker hair or with heavy curls would probably need more maintenance even if their hair were shorter than mine.
I haven't! Hopefully I can find this on Amazon? :3 I'm honestly always willing to try new products!
So I'll be moving in a few months! My best female friend is buying a house with her boyfriend and renting two rooms to me and our mutual male friend. The place is beautiful and I love both friends dearly, but there are some things I'm kind of nervous about. Male friend has been holding a flame for Female friend for like, the last 10 years. She knows, he knows, her boyfriend knows, Male friend often makes inappropriate comments and does creepy things like invading personal space, making comments about female friends body, etc. Female friend hates hates hates this but values the friendship and laughs it off. It's at the point where they actually have to say things out loud to him about like "if you try to catch a peek at me in the shower you're getting kicked out of the house". Obviously nothing like that has ever actually happened but I can't help but feel like putting them under the same roof is playing with fire, and despite creepiness factor we actually do enjoy the guys company so I'd hate to see things go up in smoke.
On the other hand, for my own selfish reasons I'm sort of relieved that he's moving in as well, because it puts some pressure off me being scared of being the "bad roommate". IDK. Whole things kind of wonk.
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They also have it at walgreens for $12 I think. :3
Thats a pretty big red flag. If he can't control himself and maintain being an normal human being around her, he should not be living with all of you whatsoever. It's only going to add fuel to the fire considering he will see her far more often and in more vulnerable positions considering its going to be her home too. If all of you continuously tell this dude to not make comments and he does so regardless or offhandedly does shit then get rid of him tbh. Despite being a good friend, if he is disrespectful to her as a human being by being misogynistic openly and blatantly disrespecting her relationship in that process, it won't get better living together. Also, does she feed into it at all or does she tell him off?
A little of column A a little of column B. She has been abundantly clear about it in recent memory but a lot of this cemented years ago in high school and she was kind of a flirt then (but in her defense, HIGH SCHOOL). She doesn't drive and he does all sorts of shit for her like drives her to work, etc. It's kind of odd. It used to be that the three of us all hung out as a trio and pretty much just mallrated around town, but I left for college and upon returning to town 4 years later it developed into a relationship where he's basically her chauffeur. I think she buys him coffees and stuff or there's some sort of give and take but more or less its clear which way things are going. ¯\_(ツ_/¯
Speaking from experience of me being a fucking terrible person once upon a time, don't get involved with those people. If she is feeding him even the slightest bit back, she enjoys it even if (for the sake of her relationship) she professes she doesn't. Its only going to get more messy as time goes on because if you can't be platonic friends with someone right out the gate and have clear boundaries that everyone understands paired with the decency of overall respect, you shouldn't be friends at all. Self control and consideration for your relationship is key and living under a roof where those two are playing games won't go well for anyone after time passes.
I was the same way as her for a while. I had male friends whom I knew had feels n shit and confronted them on the subjects but kept letting stuff slide out of hopes it would eventually stop or magically just disappear and they would deal with their shit. It wouldn't and didn't. I played my part in situations too, I would cook them food or buy them stuff I knew they liked out of acts of being friends but never considered how I was contributing fuel to the fire I already knew was there. I should've distanced myself but didn't. That or I didn't care enough to stop because I was selfish for the attention + favors. Long story short, after me being a fucking terrible person individually and in my relationship (which I was in the entirety of these situations), I learned the valuable lesson of how you should never have friends who 1.) disrespect your relationship whatsoever and 2.) cannot be platonic friends with you. The moment shit gets weird, you need to walk away. I played my part, I admit, and took my lashes for doing so, I owned up to the fact that I was careless and selfish and it took a while for me to fully understand how much of a piece of shit I was. I owed my boyfriend so much for forgiving me for being that way in our relationship but It took a while for me to understand how much I was hurting him. The same will apply to their situation.
There comes a point where you have to pull back and look at the big picture. Is having a friend like that worth hurting someone you love? What do you gain from being friends with someone who disregards your relationship freely and doesn't respect being platonic friends? How do you play a role in this and are contributing to furthering that situation?
The overall fact is that being friends with those people is toxic. She has to grow and tell that dude to GTFO and work on his shit before being real friends will ever happen but even that probably won't happen. Dudes had feels for a while and doesn't care what anyone thinks and thats obvious. The chances of him ever stopping feeling that way while their lives are in any way involved is slim to none.
You living with those people will only subject you to that drama. Its one thing if you live with them without that guy but moving in with them both having that drama together will only put you in the middle of a soap opera you didn't ask for.
Yaaay That's good.Second meeting with work turned out well on my end. Everyone's pretty excited, and I loved how they put everything out. I'm starting out with better pay than all of my previous jobs too, go figure.
We had an extra box full of Japanese candy and some drinks to try out ourselves (the comic book store doubles as a bubble tea/milk tea bar). We fed like royalty.
It's actually my first time trying out bubble tea, and it is awesome. And addictive.
Speaking from experience of me being a fucking terrible person once upon a time, don't get involved with those people. If she is feeding him even the slightest bit back, she enjoys it even if (for the sake of her relationship) she professes she doesn't. Its only going to get more messy as time goes on because if you can't be platonic friends with someone right out the gate and have clear boundaries that everyone understands paired with the decency of overall respect, you shouldn't be friends at all. Self control and consideration for your relationship is key and living under a roof where those two are playing games won't go well for anyone after time passes.
I was the same way as her for a while. I had male friends whom I knew had feels n shit and confronted them on the subjects but kept letting stuff slide out of hopes it would eventually stop or magically just disappear and they would deal with their shit. It wouldn't and didn't. I played my part in situations too, I would cook them food or buy them stuff I knew they liked out of acts of being friends but never considered how I was contributing fuel to the fire I already knew was there. I should've distanced myself but didn't. That or I didn't care enough to stop because I was selfish for the attention + favors. Long story short, after me being a fucking terrible person individually and in my relationship (which I was in the entirety of these situations), I learned the valuable lesson of how you should never have friends who 1.) disrespect your relationship whatsoever and 2.) cannot be platonic friends with you. The moment shit gets weird, you need to walk away. I played my part, I admit, and took my lashes for doing so, I owned up to the fact that I was careless and selfish and it took a while for me to fully understand how much of a piece of shit I was. I owed my boyfriend so much for forgiving me for being that way in our relationship but It took a while for me to understand how much I was hurting him. The same will apply to their situation.
There comes a point where you have to pull back and look at the big picture. Is having a friend like that worth hurting someone you love? What do you gain from being friends with someone who disregards your relationship freely and doesn't respect being platonic friends? How do you play a role in this and are contributing to furthering that situation?
The overall fact is that being friends with those people is toxic. She has to grow and tell that dude to GTFO and work on his shit before being real friends will ever happen but even that probably won't happen. Dudes had feels for a while and doesn't care what anyone thinks and thats obvious. The chances of him ever stopping feeling that way while their lives are in any way involved is slim to none.
You living with those people will only subject you to that drama. Its one thing if you live with them without that guy but moving in with them both having that drama together will only put you in the middle of a soap opera you didn't ask for.
I always colour my own hair ¯_(ツ_/¯
I'm a blonde and went blue yesterday. I haven't had a "normal" color in years hahaMe too. But I stick with browns so it's not too bad if I somehow screw it up (my natural hair color is black). lol
But I'd def go to a salon if I wanted a ombre coloring.
My natural hair is black and I have other people do it because it's a pain to do so myself. Which reminds me I should schedule an appointment before my cousin's wedding and have my sister pick out clothes for me again. lol
My natural hair is black and I have other people do it because it's a pain to do so myself. Which reminds me I should schedule an appointment before my cousin's wedding and have my sister pick out clothes for me again. lol
I know how you feel. My hair is pitch black and it's so difficult to color.
Just one final left .
& I'm GRADUATING. Job starts on the 27th of June.. weeeeee. A free month.
I use a lot of different sites for different things. Sheinside is great if you want cheap yet nice clothing. I buy shorts and simple basic tops from H&M or F21 tho. I import stuff too from time to time because its a lot cheaper but it takes longer for it to arrive. Its all depending on what I'm looking for tbh :>
Speaking of jobs, I applied to 7 jobs yesterday and I HAVE AN INTERVIEW TOMORROW ALREADY AHHHHHHHHHHH I'm hype as fuck. Its a barista position at a restaurant near the restaurant I used to work at. Coffee quality won't be amazing but they use coffee from Intelligentsia, whom I used to work for, so it wont be too terrible. Gonna showcase my latte art skills and kick some buns