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Sunday, January 30, 2011

New Cut!

So my Mohawk was getting a little 'outgrown' and since I started my internship I figured a little more "normal" or professional look would be good. I am seriously FLAT broke right now so I got the courage to cut my own hair (again). . I am getting pretty good at this :) I am dying to color it bright pink, but perhaps I might have to compromise with just a pink stripe or something!
Check it Out! I really think I would do well at Beauty School. . .but why go to beauty school when I can go to college and get a degree 100% paid for!? Anyways here is my new look :)



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1 comment:

Lydia Russell said...

I'm following your blog now!

You have a cool sense of style. Even from my "tomboy perspective", your picture at the top of bright pink hair just looks awesome. Very awesome!

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