New Hair Color + New Hair Style

My New Hair at December 11, 2011

Wiii, I got new hair color. just sayin'. umm I don't know what color is it but I guess that color is silver brown, or maybe light yellow or something..
ahmm I remember when  I walked on the street, why does everyone looking at me? do I have something wrong? oh well its just a hair... I love my hair :D :D
so I don't give a damn about what they say and what is on their mind ;) cuz I do whatever makes me happy. that's it :)

ahmm talking about hair, I had curly hair and its black anyway, but after I changes this hair color, I'm wondering why my hair is turn to blonde lol. you know something about it? please let me know ;D

I feel different after changes that color, umm I guess I have to be familiar with this stuff by me and some of my friends... :)
yap, we do it by our self,  I don't go to the hair salon for this, just call my friend and let do it :D :D

oh I forgot..
here is 5 Healthy Ways To Promote Hair Growth ( but this is only for girls I guess :D )

#1 – Follow a healthy diet. As I said before, did I said before? hehe ahmm a healthy head of hair is a result of a healthy body.

#2 – Maintain a healthy hair regimen. Get regular trims, keep a consistent deep conditioning schedule and have a good relationship with your trusted stylist. The less you take care of your hair, the more prone to damage it will be and that will lead to your stylist having to cut more the next time you visit putting you that much farther away from your desired length. Healthier hair (free of split ends) can actually appear longer too!

#3 – Back off the heat and chemicals. Excessive heat styling and chemical treatments such as coloring and perms can really weaken your strands causing unnecessary damage and prohibiting growth. Wash your hair less often and look into heat-free styling techniques like plopping and rag curling. Hair icons like Princess Kate swear by organic, vegetable-based hair dyes as opposed to the common chemical color.

#4 – Avoid the three vices: alcohol, caffeine and nicotine. As a rule of thumb, assume anything that has been scientifically proven to be bad for your body is probably bad for your hair too. For example, smoking + you = cancer AND extra dry hair.

#5 – Look into supplements. Like we said, there is no magical pill or shampoo that is going to turn you into Rapunzel overnight, but it can be worth your while to look into vitamin supplements that promote healthier hair, especially if you feel your diet is lacking. Check out Healthy Hair Supplements Decoded to learn more about the benefits (and precautions) of Biotin, MSM and more.
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