I have fallen into a strange ritual. I don't quite know when it happened. At least, I certainly can't pinpoint when it began but before I knew it I was faced with the realisation that for a good few years now I've been habitually changing my hair colour to move with the seasons.
In Spring, Summer and even Autumn I'm perfectly content to have my hair somewhere as near to my natural shade as I can get. And every Spring I tell myself I'm never dying it again. It's not worth the hassle and other excuses are used as affirmation.
And then the inevitable happens....
The darker nights roll in and I find myself hankering for my other side. My husband likes to call ''her'' Red. Every end of Autumn / start of Winter I take the notion to go red again. The thought occurred a few weeks ago and I mulled it over only a moment before swiftly coming to the realisation I couldn't be bothered with the colour management it takes but.....
Sometimes Red just happens
And I'm ready for Winter!
Do you have seasonal hair colours? I hadn't even realised that I did!
Sera
xo
I'm exactly the same cold darker it gets the redder I do !! U look lovely by the way - and I love to read your posts xx
ReplyDeleteI wish I knew who you were so I could say thank you for such a lovely comment properly! But thanks! x
DeleteHi my names Gemma I don't know why it came up like this but thank I xx
Deletegorgeous gorgeous gorgeous. Adore that entire outfit as well! pretty lady!! x
ReplyDeleteAwch *blushes* CAROLINE! lol thank you very much :D xx
DeleteThat colour looks incredible on you.
ReplyDeleteI've just dyed my hair back to my natural dark brown for the first time in five years of varying shades of dark red..! Although it's pretty hard to tell the difference when the light doesn't catch it.
Thanks, it's just a wee Live XXL.
DeleteDark brown would be hard turned red to be fair x
Ohh gorgeous! I haven't dyed my hair since before I was pregnant - I have a tub of stuff upstairs but have yet to get to it. Love your new shade, it's brilliant! Xo
ReplyDeleteThanks :D Let us know when you do take the plunge ;) xx
DeleteI was the same, red in winter. That was until I became allergic to hair dye!
ReplyDeleteOh no! That's horrible! I hope the symptoms weren't too painful Chelsea :S x
DeleteThanks, they weren't too bad. Cottoned on to the reaction early & took a course of anti-histamines. It looks gorgeous BTW. x
DeleteI'm red all year round but I definitely change the colours I wear with the seasons. xx
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to go darker in Winter I think x
Deletei have seasonal reds too!! more golden for summer cos it fades in the sun anyway. and more rusty for winter. :) x
ReplyDeleteYay! I love all your shades of red missy! x
DeleteOoh this suits you so much. I'm thinking of going a shade of red, but i've had many disasters with red before haha
ReplyDeleteThanks Bina, I remember your orange incident... :S Hairdresser? xx
DeleteI tend to go more 'Ashy' in the winter actually. I think it's all the grey in the weather makes me want to have some in my hair haha
ReplyDeleteGrey is very distinguished on a guy, I love ash shades.
Deletelove the dress! :) xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Yolandaas x
DeleteI lOVE it. I to scared to stray from my colour i have now as it took me so long to get here (natural brunette turned ginger, before it was so easily bought in the shops).
ReplyDeleteYou look fab!
If you can stay then do I just get bored, every Autumn / Winter on schedule lol x
DeleteSera I LOVE the new hair! You look amazing, perfect outfit for the post also! Stunning! ;) Nx
ReplyDeleteYou look lovely, darling! And I love that red. :)
ReplyDelete(I plan to go red soon, if I can work up my nerve.)
The reds lovely! It came out really well. I'm currently sporting a faded-red look I'm calling pretty-much-ginger, trying to get myself to a proper hairdresser to get it sorted out so I dont have to keep redying for a while! It's such a hard colour to keep.
ReplyDeleteConfidence in yourself is the beginning of beauty and life coexist
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