Hi all,
I see I'm not the only Canadian mom to introduce herself here of late.
Hope to meet some great women here on the boards.
Starting with a question for you all:
Kind of like Jillian's 'Hot Dog test' on the Bachelor, what kind of hair disaster persona are you?
When you get your hair cut by a maniac who leaves you looking like a victim of a tragic lawn mower accident or a member of a hair-hating cult, do you:
And, no, I'm not a hairstylist. This stems from a great, gut busting convo I had with a group of moms I know in real life. We are all so different and our own stuff makes so much sense to us. It's just supposed to be fun!
Enjoy and nice to meet you all.
I see I'm not the only Canadian mom to introduce herself here of late.
Hope to meet some great women here on the boards.
Starting with a question for you all:
Kind of like Jillian's 'Hot Dog test' on the Bachelor, what kind of hair disaster persona are you?
When you get your hair cut by a maniac who leaves you looking like a victim of a tragic lawn mower accident or a member of a hair-hating cult, do you:
- Wear a scarf on your head and insist it's the latest 'look' in Hollywood?
- Take it as a good reason to buy some fantastic hair accessories as a mode of distraction from the wreckage?
- Head to your girlfriends with some sharp scissors and a box of 'Oh My God! Where did that woman go to hairdressing school?' in a box?
- Boldly return to the salon where you had it done making sure to look as ridiculous as possible and demand a 'do over'?
- Spend many hours and a multitude of dollars at the priciest salon in town in the hopes that high prices and snooty staff means they can save your mane?
And, no, I'm not a hairstylist. This stems from a great, gut busting convo I had with a group of moms I know in real life. We are all so different and our own stuff makes so much sense to us. It's just supposed to be fun!
Enjoy and nice to meet you all.
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