Back to blonde...slowly...

So, if you have been following me for any length of time...

You know I had my "forever blonde" hair colored in July...

DARK AUBURN RED!

Well...it was fun for a while...

But deep down...tried and true...

I am a blonde girl!

I missed it.

And so...

I am slowly going back to blonde.

I went to another salon (didn't care for the previous one) and started the "process".

In order to go back to my light blonde, it's going to take 3 or 4 trips I'm told, in order not to "fry" my hair.

So, I went in a couple weeks ago and she "foiled" me.

Now...I am a "strawberry blonde".

It's a very light reddish/honey blonde.

Because she did foils, I have all these streaks of red and blonde highlights going on.

It's kind of a cool look, but I still can't wait to get back to my original light blonde.

Regardless of hair color at the time...my usual ditzy blonde continues to shine through, LOL!

Stay tuned to my hair color journey!  ;)



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Candy Corn Manicure For Halloween!

Are you on Pinterest?

If not...

GO!

Get there!

I have to admit, it has become quite an addiction for me.

All the recipes, crafts, home decor, make-up, hair, fashion, and MANICURES!

I LOVE the manicures I've been finding on there!

There are so many amazing ideas!

Who knew?

This week I attempted a "candy corn" manicure for Hallween!

I did make one "minor" mistake...

The bottom of a candy corn is YELLOW...NOT ORANGE.

Oops!

My bad, LOL!

Oh well.

I think it still turned out cute!

I only wish my hands weren't so shaky and I could get straighter lines!

To get this look, here's what you do...

Simply gather your supplies.

Orange, yellow, white, and glitter top coat nail polish.

Use some strips of Scotch tape and one by one, for each layer, place a thin strip of Scotch tape across your nails to divide the layers.

Paint one color, let dry, remove tape.

Place more tape.

Paint another color, let dry, remove tape.

Paint tip!

After complely dry, apply a base coat of glitter!

Easy peasy!

And super fun!