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food blogger. lol.
Ooh! You’re very Sophia Loren in that photo!
So, can we keep summer, or do we have to take it back to the store?
Larry, Moe and Curly on a night out
Meg… this is a COMPLETELY UNRELATED and RANDOM (but I’m thinking you’re Ok with that:P) question:
How do you get your hair to grow back fast after a moment of insanity at the hair salon??
I figured you might know the answer. Your hair is always super cute and healthy in photos!
Ps–Bday celebrations looked lovely (especially the food! yum!) and I
Hmm… I have had my times of insanity. The overcuts. The highlights. The layering that was more like sheep shearing. Oh yes.
I figure your best bet is to take a lot of vitamins, massage your scalp a lot, and condition well. That way your body is primed to produce healthy hair, nails and skin, you keep your scalp stimulated and in good shape, and the hair you do have actually shines.
Beyond that? Just be patient. Mine is quite long, and the only way it got there was not worrying about it AND not abusing it with too much processing.
I wish I had better advice!!
Heh- I’d never be accuse of under-processing my hair. [My gays at the salon tell me I'm a Level 8 out of 10 when it comes to the process strength needed.]
Thank you for living the high life so we can live vicariously. Also- I hate to choose and would much rather sample a number of things. There’s probably some parallel to life philosophy in there but I’m too relaxed right now to figure it out.
Cheers!
[oh- and you're totally "Fierce!" in those shades.]
The food looks great. Nice cool shades btw.
Loooooove the shades.
And the hoops. Super mrow.
Looking good in the shades!