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I changed my hair color...again

I got my hair done last weekend, but I've been too busy to take a good picture. No more plain brown! Hooray! I lived with one color for TWO MONTHS. That is enough. So this time, my hair is Vampire Red by Manic Panic. (I have the amplified version, btw)It's a gorgeous red...for the first few days. It fades heart-breakingly fast. I still love it though. I wish it would stay that first-day color forever. It might be my favorite red ever. Next month I am going to do a purple/eggplant sort of color. If anyone has any suggestions for color/brand, please let me know!


aaaaand of course I painted my nails to match. :D This is actually another "evolving nail" kind of manicure...I painted my nails plain red, and then did the water marble a few days later. There will be a post on those as soon as I can empty my camera!

Colors Used (for the nails)
Butter London in "Come to Bed Red"
Sinful Colors in "Black on Black"

6 comments:

  1. Yeah! That picture rocks! Love both the hair and the mani! But what, do you change color every month?

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    1. every 8 weeks or so, yeah. Though, I was hot pink/fuchsia for nearly a year. Then I spent TWO WHOLE MONTHS with plain brown/auburn.

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    1. In a word...yes. I'm debating going almost black again. My eyes look amazing when I do...but then I have to keep coloring it.

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  3. You remind me of my best friend, Nichole! She’s a nail art, hairstyle, and hair color addict. Last month, her hair was blue, but then it fades quickly into light green. Here’s a tip I got from her about hair dying: Put petroleum jelly around your hairline to avoid staining. =)

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