I never thought I’d take any sort of advice from the Kardashian family, but I have to admit that it was Khloe’s brunette to blonde transformation that made me want to change up my hair.
So I did it. I’m a blonde!
I went to see my friend Aubrey at Paul Mitchell The School San Diego after I self-cut my hair after a Pinterest binge-induced confidence boost. Plus, my horrible box dye started to fade out and my hair turned accidentally ombré.
From there it was easy. Step one: lighten up. Step two: blonde!
I realize I’m doing this kind of backwards. There are three cycles in my hair’s life:
- Light in the fall
- Dark in the summer
- Black in Vegas
Haha. Not sure why, it just works out that way. I’m fairly certain that the only way I’m changing my hair color anytime soon is if I lighten even more. I love that my hair looks more voluminous than it actually is (I can thank Fox for that one) and that I’m starting to feel more comfortable with braids and up-dos because of the new dimension my hair has.
I didn’t think he would react, but Goo stared at me for a full minute or so completely emotionless looking at my new hair before reaching out to me. He definitely noticed – and he likes it!
Have you changed your hair recently or are you looking to?
XO, Sarabeth
P.S. If you’re local, please look up Aubrey and set up a time with her! You can see more of her work on Instagram at the handle hairbyaubreylewis.
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The post is a candid and relatable account of how hair color can have a profound impact on one’s sense of self and how society views individuals based on their physical appearance.
It’s a part of who I am, and I’ve learned to love and accept it. It’s interesting to hear your insights about the stereotypes that exist around blondes and how you’ve navigated those in your life.
The engaging writing style and relatable anecdotes make this a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of identity, appearance, and culture.
I was especially grateful for your mention of purple shampoo – what a game changer! I had no idea that such a simple product could make such a huge difference in preserving the color and vibrancy of my hair.
The article titled “P.S. I’m Blonde” shared on The February Fox Blog has sparked quite a conversation in the comments section, where readers engaged in a lively discussion on the challenges faced by blondes, the stereotypes associated with blonde hair, and the different experiences blondes encounter in social, personal and professional settings.
They also shared their own story of overcoming challenges and finding empowerment through self-love, inspiring others to do the same. It was heartwarming to see such genuine support and encouragement in the blogging community.
The luscious golden hues give off the perfect summer vibe and complement your overall appearance flawlessly.
Upon reading the fashion and beauty blog The February Fox, I stumbled upon a comment left by a fellow reader who introduced herself as blonde and shared some beauty tips and tricks.
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