To dye, to sleep...
Aug. 16th, 2006 10:39 pmSo as most of you know, every so often I start getting this restless feeling of wanting to change something in my appearance, that doesn't go away until I do it. Not necessarily that I find anything wrong with myself, but every so often I need a change. Past changes have been:
-the nose-stud
-dressing tzniusly
-dying the hair red
-dying the hair back to naturalness
-dying the hair turquoise or other insane colors
-wearing pants again
-losing weight, though this was more gradual and doesn't really count as a sudden change of appearance
-cutting the hair ubershort
etc. Those are the main ones, though.
So now the question comes up: I've had my hair natural for a while now (like almost a year!!) and I think that's what I'm getting tired of (I mean, I can also cut it again, since it's been 2 months, but it can only be so short...and right now it's long enough to french braid). So do I keep it as is, since after all dying your hair too much is a bad idea, and my hair doesn't look bad, even if I think it's rather boring, or do I dye it red? And by red I mean either my old color (see the LJ icon of me in the green dress) or something more auburn or something light red (like I had towards the end of 1st semester freshman year, if any of you Penn people remember). Or do I dye it something else? (I do have to apply to grad schools, so probably not something unnatural, at least until I get in...)
I can't think of anything else to change. I don't want another piercing (though for a while I considered getting an eyebrow ring) and my wardrobe is fine right now, and I'm all archaeologically fit now... Maybe I could start wearing my hair in scarfy things, or putting on make-up when it's not shabbat (yeah right, totally not happening. I don't even bother with the make-up some shabbats) or wearing jewelery...But I've gotten so used to being casual since I was on the dig. Like no one cared. And I like living that way.
Suggestions?
-the nose-stud
-dressing tzniusly
-dying the hair red
-dying the hair back to naturalness
-dying the hair turquoise or other insane colors
-wearing pants again
-losing weight, though this was more gradual and doesn't really count as a sudden change of appearance
-cutting the hair ubershort
etc. Those are the main ones, though.
So now the question comes up: I've had my hair natural for a while now (like almost a year!!) and I think that's what I'm getting tired of (I mean, I can also cut it again, since it's been 2 months, but it can only be so short...and right now it's long enough to french braid). So do I keep it as is, since after all dying your hair too much is a bad idea, and my hair doesn't look bad, even if I think it's rather boring, or do I dye it red? And by red I mean either my old color (see the LJ icon of me in the green dress) or something more auburn or something light red (like I had towards the end of 1st semester freshman year, if any of you Penn people remember). Or do I dye it something else? (I do have to apply to grad schools, so probably not something unnatural, at least until I get in...)
I can't think of anything else to change. I don't want another piercing (though for a while I considered getting an eyebrow ring) and my wardrobe is fine right now, and I'm all archaeologically fit now... Maybe I could start wearing my hair in scarfy things, or putting on make-up when it's not shabbat (yeah right, totally not happening. I don't even bother with the make-up some shabbats) or wearing jewelery...But I've gotten so used to being casual since I was on the dig. Like no one cared. And I like living that way.
Suggestions?
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Date: 2006-08-17 06:20 am (UTC)Her hair looks like it's a different shade in different pictures, though, so it would be hard to figure it out.
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Date: 2006-08-17 01:51 pm (UTC)I'm in there.
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