hair-dye - Page 2

lancsdave · 22-05-2008, 19:55

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Originally Posted by katex

Probably a little truth in this Lancsdave but, at the end of the day, the lass has a well-founded complaint.

What sort of colour you after ? LOL .. free advice always available here on Accyweb. Do you fancy :-

Blonde: Fresh, youthful, bit dumblooking and lacking body hair.
Dark: Sultry, deep moods with strong beard and chest hairs.
Red: Dynamic/hot and the mystery of the world. 'cause we redheads know we are the best.

The choice is yours.

Are you suggesting I don't suit my normal grey dye ?

katex · 22-05-2008, 20:06

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

Are you suggesting I don't suit my normal grey dye ?

No idea Lancsdave .. don't know you like.

Love prematurely grey hair in men though .. is that you ?

To Lancsdave partner ... no flirting honest .. just a serious issue this .. LOL.

BERNADETTE · 22-05-2008, 20:08

[quoteKate]Blonde: Fresh, youthful, bit dumblooking and lacking body hair[quote]Not all blondes are dumblooking

katex · 22-05-2008, 20:14

[QUOTE=BERNADETTE;580268][quoteKate]Blonde: Fresh, youthful, bit dumblooking and lacking body hair

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Not all blondes are dumblooking

I know Bernie .. just winding him up .. tee hee. .. so easy 'innit it.

BERNADETTE · 22-05-2008, 21:13

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE

[quoteKate]Blonde: Fresh, youthful, bit dumblooking and lacking body hair

I know Bernie .. just winding him up .. tee hee. .. so easy 'innit it.

I can cope with the fresh and youthful bit but dumblooking no way

blazey · 24-05-2008, 03:19

I have dyed my hair since I was 13/14 and have always known that reds and brown hair dye always comes out a bit for a while later, and even more so if you have naturally grey hair because the hair dye doesn't take as well to it, so you shouldn't wear light coloured clothes if your hair is going to get wet.

I thought everybody knew that. I can't say I have ever dyed at home, or had my hair dyed at the salon, and had perfectly clear water running from my hair when I have washed it in the shower. Maybe I am just unlucky, but I think its pretty much the same for everybody.

I reckon the woman was just a bit of an idiot.

onlyme · 24-05-2008, 08:46

been a long time since i agreed with blazey, but personally think there is more to this tale.

When you die your hair, theres always a 'settling in' period, in fact, I was under the impression you didnt wash it straight away anyway which she must have done to say that it was running

jaysay · 24-05-2008, 09:11

I've always been quite happy with gods chosen colour, brownish, now with wisps of grey

although I did have it permed in the 70s and 80s

blazey · 24-05-2008, 14:08

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Originally Posted by jaysay

I've always been quite happy with gods chosen colour, brownish, now with wisps of grey

although I did have it permed in the 70s and 80s

You would dye your hair if you have heard as many blonde jokes as me

some lads in the years above me at school called me dolly parton too which is awful too

though I still have dolly parton as my email address lol.

jaysay · 24-05-2008, 15:23

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Originally Posted by blazey

You would dye your hair if you have heard as many blonde jokes as me

some lads in the years above me at school called me dolly parton too which is awful too

though I still have dolly parton as my email address lol.

Dolly Parton!!!!!!!!!believe me blazey she's no dumb blond, and everything about her is real

West Ender · 24-05-2008, 15:29

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Dolly Parton.......... everything about her is real

Except for her wigs and her silicone implants.

Having said that, I think she's great - good singer, good actor, good businesswoman - and attractive too. I wouldn't mind being called Dolly Parton.

blazey · 24-05-2008, 16:58

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Originally Posted by West Ender

Except for her wigs and her silicone implants.

Having said that, I think she's great - good singer, good actor, good businesswoman - and attractive too. I wouldn't mind being called Dolly Parton.

I should clarify to Jaysay that I wasn't calling Dolly a dumb blonde, I just have received both dumb blonde jokes and the whole dolly parton thing.

Dolly is indeed a brilliant person in my opinion, but it's embarrassing when your in high school and going through puberty and feeling a bit embarrassed about the lads suddenly noticing you have a chest!

West Ender · 24-05-2008, 17:22

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Originally Posted by blazey

I should clarify to Jaysay that I wasn't calling Dolly a dumb blonde, I just have received both dumb blonde jokes and the whole dolly parton thing.

Dolly is indeed a brilliant person in my opinion, but it's embarrassing when your in high school and going through puberty and feeling a bit embarrassed about the lads suddenly noticing you have a chest!

I know, lovey, but it could have been worse. I had an unfortunate friend, at that age, who sadly didn't have a chest (still hasn't, as far as I know) and the remarks she got were a lot worse. She was tall and thin with dark hair and they used to call her Olive Oyl (from Popeye).

blazey · 24-05-2008, 17:37

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Originally Posted by West Ender

I know, lovey, but it could have been worse. I had an unfortunate friend, at that age, who sadly didn't have a chest (still hasn't, as far as I know) and the remarks she got were a lot worse. She was tall and thin with dark hair and they used to call her Olive Oyl (from Popeye).

Very true... though I really liked Olive! She was fabulous! Besides, she had two men fighting over her, so she must've had some sex appeal!?

pam1 · 24-05-2008, 17:39

am a blond. so that puts me down a dumb blond?
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