Hair Toil Part 2

Here a few things I found on the web to keep me motivated and inspired on ditching the dye and going natural. If only I was blonder and lived in California it would all be so much more easier!

http://www.highlandfashionista.com/2012/04/gray-area-agony-and-ecstasy-of-going.html

http://www.rubann.com/transitioning-to-gray-hair/

http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/beauty/hair/a46081/transitioning-from-color-to-gray-hair/

https://recoveringshopaholic.com/2016/11/18/gray-hair-transition-seven-months/#more-5894

http://greyisok.blogspot.co.uk/

http://www.gritandglamour.com/2017/06/15/vlog-growing-out-grey-update/

http://amidprivilege.com/2016/03/growing-out-and-taking-care-of-gray-hair/

http://www.chatelaine.com/style/beauty/gorgeous-grey-hairstyles/image/18/

I'm going to get my hair cut much shorter next week, currently it's past shoulder length and doing that annoying getting caught in bag shoulder straps which I hate. The other day D tried to put his arm around me whilst sat on the sofa going for a cuddle. He timed it wrong and it got caught in my messy bun and yanked my head up which really hurt! So right now I am ready for the chop and go back to the default chic bob. Even though I had told my hairdresser never cut it off, even if I beg you as it's all hormones and I will regret it. 

*I did that thing 11 years ago after reading lots of maternity books to cut you hair short before having a baby so it is easier to maintain when you have a little one. Well I always regretted doing that and I spent a lot of time and effort growing my hair long and wanting swishy swinging hair again before 40 hit. Now fast forward several years and I spend most of the time with my hair up to keep it out of the way; what with the wet weather, wind etc. Which is the worse thing to do if your hair is thinning as it puts a strain on the hair follicle roots. Tsk so unfair and complicated. 

I'm going to start stockpiling violet shampoos, toners, intense hair masks in preparation.

Wish me luck

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