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Lunch.. spicy BBQ pork ribs1
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mommabear4315 wrote: »
I’m thinking about how much I love my iridescent champagne flukes. 🥂
I have those! They are really pretty to look at1 -
I had some amazing dreams last night. I was dating Halsey and she was 👌 a good kisser.
Then I was trying to get into this fancy restaurant with my own spaghetti because I really didn't want to be there but had a obligation to show up and the staff was stopping me and I go, "look, I married into the Kardashian family and that's where I'm going." 👀 looks like I get a little money and don't know how to act!
Some old rich guy was telling me about his amputated leg not fitting right in his prosthetic and I said maybe it was swollen? He asked me if I studied nursing back in the day and I said no, I was poor and had to figure *kitten* out myself and we chuckled and shared a hallmark moment.
Why did I have to wake up???3 -
OpheliaCooter wrote: »mommabear4315 wrote: »
I’m thinking about how much I love my iridescent champagne flukes. 🥂
I have those! They are really pretty to look at
Right! They make me happy bc they’re a party of their own. Lol. Have a great day! Happy Friday! 😊1 -
I'm struggling trying to keep my daughter's wedding moving. We still have time (wedding is June 26th) but it's seriously breaking my heart that she may not have the wedding that she wants.9
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GymGoddessGoals wrote: »I'm struggling trying to keep my daughter's wedding moving. We still have time (wedding is June 26th) but it's seriously breaking my heart that she may not have the wedding that she wants.
*Big hugs*1 -
GymGoddessGoals wrote: »I'm struggling trying to keep my daughter's wedding moving. We still have time (wedding is June 26th) but it's seriously breaking my heart that she may not have the wedding that she wants.
Hope everything works out for you all. I'm sure you're doing everything you can.1 -
GymGoddessGoals wrote: »I'm struggling trying to keep my daughter's wedding moving. We still have time (wedding is June 26th) but it's seriously breaking my heart that she may not have the wedding that she wants.
This sucks - hopefully it will go on as planned1 -
Am feeling rather stressed about moving back to LA ... I need my hair coloured, cut & styled, my mani-pedi done ... I also need to overhaul my whole wardrobe because farm/ranch clothes are not going to cut it - so, I would like to get into Neiman Marcus ( apparently business is teetering -omg) minimum as my one stop.
With CA being uncertain about a restarting the economy date ... Uggghh!!2 -
Realizing that dying my hair may no longer be an option. I'm in my mid-thirties and have been having increasingly more gray/silver hairs pop up since I turned 30. Those hairs are 100% resistant to ALL dyes, even permanent ones.
Can a person more savvy than I am about the ways and biology of hair explain to me why this is? Even my non-gray hair is very resistant to dye now. It will color, but even if it's "permanent" dye, it slides off the hair follicle in like.. two weeks.
To be clear, I'm not concerned about "going gray". I just accept that it's gonna happen, but I'm a bit bummed about not being able to play with color anymore. It's become a waste of money and time.
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I cut my own hair and it looks awesome !
..... I just now have to stay inside and away from cameras for the next 4 to 6 weeks.5 -
KosmosKitten wrote: »Realizing that dying my hair may no longer be an option. I'm in my mid-thirties and have been having increasingly more gray/silver hairs pop up since I turned 30. Those hairs are 100% resistant to ALL dyes, even permanent ones.
Can a person more savvy than I am about the ways and biology of hair explain to me why this is? Even my non-gray hair is very resistant to dye now. It will color, but even if it's "permanent" dye, it slides off the hair follicle in like.. two weeks.
To be clear, I'm not concerned about "going gray". I just accept that it's gonna happen, but I'm a bit bummed about not being able to play with color anymore. It's become a waste of money and time.
Are you using box dyes at home? Do you dye more often than once every 6-8 wks? If so, you have probably blown the cuticles and the hair will not hold the color. It will basically just bleed and wash out. It's probably best to not color, keep it trimmed and let your hair heal for a while. Maybe try a couple of conditioning treatments to help smooth the cuticles again.
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GymGoddessGoals wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »Realizing that dying my hair may no longer be an option. I'm in my mid-thirties and have been having increasingly more gray/silver hairs pop up since I turned 30. Those hairs are 100% resistant to ALL dyes, even permanent ones.
Can a person more savvy than I am about the ways and biology of hair explain to me why this is? Even my non-gray hair is very resistant to dye now. It will color, but even if it's "permanent" dye, it slides off the hair follicle in like.. two weeks.
To be clear, I'm not concerned about "going gray". I just accept that it's gonna happen, but I'm a bit bummed about not being able to play with color anymore. It's become a waste of money and time.
Are you using box dyes at home? Do you dye more often than once every 6-8 wks? If so, you have probably blown the cuticles and the hair will not hold the color. It will basically just bleed and wash out. It's probably best to not color, keep it trimmed and let your hair heal for a while. Maybe try a couple of conditioning treatments to help smooth the cuticles again.
Thank you - I’m having similar issues1 -
KosmosKitten wrote: »Realizing that dying my hair may no longer be an option. I'm in my mid-thirties and have been having increasingly more gray/silver hairs pop up since I turned 30. Those hairs are 100% resistant to ALL dyes, even permanent ones.
Can a person more savvy than I am about the ways and biology of hair explain to me why this is? Even my non-gray hair is very resistant to dye now. It will color, but even if it's "permanent" dye, it slides off the hair follicle in like.. two weeks.
To be clear, I'm not concerned about "going gray". I just accept that it's gonna happen, but I'm a bit bummed about not being able to play with color anymore. It's become a waste of money and time.
Pretty much why I started bleaching 😬1 -
GymGoddessGoals wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »Realizing that dying my hair may no longer be an option. I'm in my mid-thirties and have been having increasingly more gray/silver hairs pop up since I turned 30. Those hairs are 100% resistant to ALL dyes, even permanent ones.
Can a person more savvy than I am about the ways and biology of hair explain to me why this is? Even my non-gray hair is very resistant to dye now. It will color, but even if it's "permanent" dye, it slides off the hair follicle in like.. two weeks.
To be clear, I'm not concerned about "going gray". I just accept that it's gonna happen, but I'm a bit bummed about not being able to play with color anymore. It's become a waste of money and time.
Are you using box dyes at home? Do you dye more often than once every 6-8 wks? If so, you have probably blown the cuticles and the hair will not hold the color. It will basically just bleed and wash out. It's probably best to not color, keep it trimmed and let your hair heal for a while. Maybe try a couple of conditioning treatments to help smooth the cuticles again.
I have used box dyes, vegetable dyes in bottles and have had my hair professionally dyed (which was a gorgeous red). Doesn't seem to matter what I do anymore.
And 6 - 8 weeks? Yikes, I dye my hair maybe once every 6 months? Haven't for a year now because the color fades so fast or doesn't take like it used to.
What kind of conditioning treatments would you suggest? Do you think doing a clarifying shampoo/conditioner say once a month would help at all?0 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »GymGoddessGoals wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »Realizing that dying my hair may no longer be an option. I'm in my mid-thirties and have been having increasingly more gray/silver hairs pop up since I turned 30. Those hairs are 100% resistant to ALL dyes, even permanent ones.
Can a person more savvy than I am about the ways and biology of hair explain to me why this is? Even my non-gray hair is very resistant to dye now. It will color, but even if it's "permanent" dye, it slides off the hair follicle in like.. two weeks.
To be clear, I'm not concerned about "going gray". I just accept that it's gonna happen, but I'm a bit bummed about not being able to play with color anymore. It's become a waste of money and time.
Are you using box dyes at home? Do you dye more often than once every 6-8 wks? If so, you have probably blown the cuticles and the hair will not hold the color. It will basically just bleed and wash out. It's probably best to not color, keep it trimmed and let your hair heal for a while. Maybe try a couple of conditioning treatments to help smooth the cuticles again.
Thank you - I’m having similar issues
Yeah, It's very frustrating. I had a stylist do this to my hair twice by using the wrong developer. I couldn't have my color fixed for like 3 months. Conditioning treatments really help.1 -
slimgirljo15 wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »Realizing that dying my hair may no longer be an option. I'm in my mid-thirties and have been having increasingly more gray/silver hairs pop up since I turned 30. Those hairs are 100% resistant to ALL dyes, even permanent ones.
Can a person more savvy than I am about the ways and biology of hair explain to me why this is? Even my non-gray hair is very resistant to dye now. It will color, but even if it's "permanent" dye, it slides off the hair follicle in like.. two weeks.
To be clear, I'm not concerned about "going gray". I just accept that it's gonna happen, but I'm a bit bummed about not being able to play with color anymore. It's become a waste of money and time.
Pretty much why I started bleaching 😬
Hey, if I thought my hair could handle it, I'd totally rock platinum silver or like really light lavender.2 -
KosmosKitten wrote: »GymGoddessGoals wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »Realizing that dying my hair may no longer be an option. I'm in my mid-thirties and have been having increasingly more gray/silver hairs pop up since I turned 30. Those hairs are 100% resistant to ALL dyes, even permanent ones.
Can a person more savvy than I am about the ways and biology of hair explain to me why this is? Even my non-gray hair is very resistant to dye now. It will color, but even if it's "permanent" dye, it slides off the hair follicle in like.. two weeks.
To be clear, I'm not concerned about "going gray". I just accept that it's gonna happen, but I'm a bit bummed about not being able to play with color anymore. It's become a waste of money and time.
Are you using box dyes at home? Do you dye more often than once every 6-8 wks? If so, you have probably blown the cuticles and the hair will not hold the color. It will basically just bleed and wash out. It's probably best to not color, keep it trimmed and let your hair heal for a while. Maybe try a couple of conditioning treatments to help smooth the cuticles again.
I have used box dyes, vegetable dyes in bottles and have had my hair professionally dyed (which was a gorgeous red). Doesn't seem to matter what I do anymore.
And 6 - 8 weeks? Yikes, I dye my hair maybe once every 6 months? Haven't for a year now because the color fades so fast or doesn't take like it used to.
What kind of conditioning treatments would you suggest? Do you think doing a clarifying shampoo/conditioner say once a month would help at all?
IDK if you are only dying once every 6 months, do you have oily hair? How often do you shampoo?
https://ulta.com/oil-control-shampoo-with-nettle?productId=xlsImpprod14811397
This is a good shampoo for oily hair. My daughter uses it pretty regularly. They have a really good dry shampoo also.
I can recommend a couple of conditioning treatments at different price points.
https://ulta.com/keratin-healing-oil-intensive-hair-masque?productId=xlsImpprod18081015
This is the one I use but it's also the most expensive.
https://ulta.com/nourishing-repairing-3-in-1-mask?productId=pimprod2015314&sku=2563012&_requestid=5264234
https://ulta.com/raw-shea-butter-deep-treatment-masque?productId=xlsImpprod16681015
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KosmosKitten wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »Realizing that dying my hair may no longer be an option. I'm in my mid-thirties and have been having increasingly more gray/silver hairs pop up since I turned 30. Those hairs are 100% resistant to ALL dyes, even permanent ones.
Can a person more savvy than I am about the ways and biology of hair explain to me why this is? Even my non-gray hair is very resistant to dye now. It will color, but even if it's "permanent" dye, it slides off the hair follicle in like.. two weeks.
To be clear, I'm not concerned about "going gray". I just accept that it's gonna happen, but I'm a bit bummed about not being able to play with color anymore. It's become a waste of money and time.
Pretty much why I started bleaching 😬
Hey, if I thought my hair could handle it, I'd totally rock platinum silver or like really light lavender.
I think you'd rock both.. but I see you with Lavender🙂
Fortunately for me my daughter is a hairdresser or I'd probably be bald 😃3 -
GymGoddessGoals wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »GymGoddessGoals wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »Realizing that dying my hair may no longer be an option. I'm in my mid-thirties and have been having increasingly more gray/silver hairs pop up since I turned 30. Those hairs are 100% resistant to ALL dyes, even permanent ones.
Can a person more savvy than I am about the ways and biology of hair explain to me why this is? Even my non-gray hair is very resistant to dye now. It will color, but even if it's "permanent" dye, it slides off the hair follicle in like.. two weeks.
To be clear, I'm not concerned about "going gray". I just accept that it's gonna happen, but I'm a bit bummed about not being able to play with color anymore. It's become a waste of money and time.
Are you using box dyes at home? Do you dye more often than once every 6-8 wks? If so, you have probably blown the cuticles and the hair will not hold the color. It will basically just bleed and wash out. It's probably best to not color, keep it trimmed and let your hair heal for a while. Maybe try a couple of conditioning treatments to help smooth the cuticles again.
I have used box dyes, vegetable dyes in bottles and have had my hair professionally dyed (which was a gorgeous red). Doesn't seem to matter what I do anymore.
And 6 - 8 weeks? Yikes, I dye my hair maybe once every 6 months? Haven't for a year now because the color fades so fast or doesn't take like it used to.
What kind of conditioning treatments would you suggest? Do you think doing a clarifying shampoo/conditioner say once a month would help at all?
IDK if you are only dying once every 6 months, do you have oily hair? How often do you shampoo?
https://ulta.com/oil-control-shampoo-with-nettle?productId=xlsImpprod14811397
This is a good shampoo for oily hair. My daughter uses it pretty regularly. They have a really good dry shampoo also.
I can recommend a couple of conditioning treatments at different price points.
https://ulta.com/keratin-healing-oil-intensive-hair-masque?productId=xlsImpprod18081015
This is the one I use but it's also the most expensive.
https://ulta.com/nourishing-repairing-3-in-1-mask?productId=pimprod2015314&sku=2563012&_requestid=5264234
https://ulta.com/raw-shea-butter-deep-treatment-masque?productId=xlsImpprod16681015
Yeah, my hair gets oily fairly quickly. I shampoo every third day and usually condition once a week otherwise it feels just.. ugh. I can't tolerate how it feels when I don't. I'll give these a try and see how they do.
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »Realizing that dying my hair may no longer be an option. I'm in my mid-thirties and have been having increasingly more gray/silver hairs pop up since I turned 30. Those hairs are 100% resistant to ALL dyes, even permanent ones.
Can a person more savvy than I am about the ways and biology of hair explain to me why this is? Even my non-gray hair is very resistant to dye now. It will color, but even if it's "permanent" dye, it slides off the hair follicle in like.. two weeks.
To be clear, I'm not concerned about "going gray". I just accept that it's gonna happen, but I'm a bit bummed about not being able to play with color anymore. It's become a waste of money and time.
Pretty much why I started bleaching 😬
Hey, if I thought my hair could handle it, I'd totally rock platinum silver or like really light lavender.
I think you'd rock both.. but I see you with Lavender🙂
Fortunately for me my daughter is a hairdresser or I'd probably be bald 😃
Sadly, all my hairdresser family/friends live several states away, otherwise I'd pay one of them to do it. Too hard to process my hair to that level of blond/platinum to do that on my own. I'd end up bald, also. 1 -
KosmosKitten wrote: »GymGoddessGoals wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »GymGoddessGoals wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »Realizing that dying my hair may no longer be an option. I'm in my mid-thirties and have been having increasingly more gray/silver hairs pop up since I turned 30. Those hairs are 100% resistant to ALL dyes, even permanent ones.
Can a person more savvy than I am about the ways and biology of hair explain to me why this is? Even my non-gray hair is very resistant to dye now. It will color, but even if it's "permanent" dye, it slides off the hair follicle in like.. two weeks.
To be clear, I'm not concerned about "going gray". I just accept that it's gonna happen, but I'm a bit bummed about not being able to play with color anymore. It's become a waste of money and time.
Are you using box dyes at home? Do you dye more often than once every 6-8 wks? If so, you have probably blown the cuticles and the hair will not hold the color. It will basically just bleed and wash out. It's probably best to not color, keep it trimmed and let your hair heal for a while. Maybe try a couple of conditioning treatments to help smooth the cuticles again.
I have used box dyes, vegetable dyes in bottles and have had my hair professionally dyed (which was a gorgeous red). Doesn't seem to matter what I do anymore.
And 6 - 8 weeks? Yikes, I dye my hair maybe once every 6 months? Haven't for a year now because the color fades so fast or doesn't take like it used to.
What kind of conditioning treatments would you suggest? Do you think doing a clarifying shampoo/conditioner say once a month would help at all?
IDK if you are only dying once every 6 months, do you have oily hair? How often do you shampoo?
https://ulta.com/oil-control-shampoo-with-nettle?productId=xlsImpprod14811397
This is a good shampoo for oily hair. My daughter uses it pretty regularly. They have a really good dry shampoo also.
I can recommend a couple of conditioning treatments at different price points.
https://ulta.com/keratin-healing-oil-intensive-hair-masque?productId=xlsImpprod18081015
This is the one I use but it's also the most expensive.
https://ulta.com/nourishing-repairing-3-in-1-mask?productId=pimprod2015314&sku=2563012&_requestid=5264234
https://ulta.com/raw-shea-butter-deep-treatment-masque?productId=xlsImpprod16681015
Yeah, my hair gets oily fairly quickly. I shampoo every third day and usually condition once a week otherwise it feels just.. ugh. I can't tolerate how it feels when I don't. I'll give these a try and see how they do.
Thank you for the suggestions!
Yeah, if your hair is really oily you may try that shampoo and wash your hair a little more often and see if that helps the oil build up. This is most likely the cause for the color retention. If you need a recommendation for another clarifying shampoo at a different price point let me know.1 -
GymGoddessGoals wrote: »I'm struggling trying to keep my daughter's wedding moving. We still have time (wedding is June 26th) but it's seriously breaking my heart that she may not have the wedding that she wants.
I hope you can pull Hera off. My bff just finished cancelling her daughter’s wedding which was also in June. She actually didn’t lose all of her deposits. She got lucky. Good luck!1 -
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honeybee__12 wrote: »Because it’s throwback thursday,
Simpler times, grandfather and I in downtown Hot Springs, AR in 1966.
great photo M! what a lovely memory
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ANZAC day
Thank you to all those who suffered and lost their lives for freedom. ❤️
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honeybee__12 wrote: »ANZAC day
Thank you to all those who suffered and lost their lives for freedom. ❤️
Absolutely this.. 🙂2 -
I wonder how hot is it going to be tomorrow and how much yard work I can do?0
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I feel sure we’ve been lied to.
I resent it and it makes me unbelievably angry. 😡🤬1
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