That's what my hair is after today's visit to Orazio, who insisted on taking the back view too! What do you think?
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17 comments:
Oh it's absolutely stunningly chic! The back is outstanding! Kudos to your hairdresser...I had mine done today, too, but it's a bit darker than usual. I'll get the highlights put back in next time and I'll be all set for summer. :D
I think it is a beautiful colour :-)
Looks Lovely,
but then i would say that, wouldn't i
My momma gave me some advice years ago,as true today as it was back then.
" don't ever mess with a redhead"
bendegedig, gwallt iawn
Fantastic, very chic. I haven't changed my hair style for years.
Thank you, Leslie. I'll tell him! I'm sure yours looks lovely. Thank you too, Cherie. Very kind of you to say so, O&A. I think your mother had a point! Diolch yn fawr, VM. Many thanks, Ellee.
It looks very "Posh Spice"!
Gorgeous! Really, really lovely! I wish mine looked like that.
Very nice indeed, Welsh! What a great cut and color. I wish my hair would behave like yours, esp. the back...and then there's the "cow lick" in front that's a pain. I did cut and layer mine shorter last week!
I'll take that as a compliment, WW. Thanks, Dragonbstar and Pink, but it only looks like that when the hairdresser does it.
LOVE the back view... very hip!
I used to be "poivre et sel" in French. Now I am "la dame aux cheveux gris".
Very fashionable!
Thanks, Ruthie. Hi, eurodog. I think you look très chic. Thanks, Liz.
Welshcakes I do not know what the buz word is now days for beautiful and chic, but you certainly have the look.:)
You are very kind to say so, Ardent.
Love it Welshcakes. Simply stunning,:)
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