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    Posted: May 04 2006 at 12:01am
i think if you just razor cut the black ends or at least cut them to the length of the blonde it should look a little better..or remove the color....just a thought
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Update? Update? I'm anxiously waiting to see it!
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Thanks everybody for your well wishes!! Don't worry Dave, you didn't offend me  I am getting my hair done tomorow and will post pictures hopefully by the end of the week.

Talk to everyone soon!

Noelle

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Best of luck Noey; I'm sure you're going to look fab! I can't wait to see your new pictures. It's great to see someone with such great style.
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Good luck Noey!  I'm sure your hair will turn out great!

P.S. I hope my last message here about your hair was not discouraging (It was not meant to be).
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Hey, I hope it all goes well for you, Noey......looking forward to the pictures! (no pressure)
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I wish U not only luck - i also wish u keep Ur hair long!

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Hi Haman,

I am going to London to get my hair cut and highlighted on Wednesday the 19th. That will be 8.5 weeks since my last visit. I have decided to pull some blond highlights underneath (Where the solid brown color is)  That will hopefully blend all the colors better.  I hope she can get it light enough underneath to match the blond on top!

I will definatelly post new pics!

Wish me luck!!

Noey



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any news?
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Thank you for the explanation, Noelle.  (And I hope you didn't think I was criticizing you.)  I understand what you want to do, now.  And yes, you and your hair do look good now (but I will add that I'm sure you would also look good with your natural color without any highlighting... not trying to suggest, merely commenting).
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Hi Noey! I had the same issue awhile back for my sister's wedding. She ended up choosing a very good AVEDA salon in Whittier, CA, and I had a pretty updo with lots of spiral curls pinned up very securely and virtually no damage to my hair. I think AVEDA salons are usually more sensitive about being very careful with long hair. Is there any chance you can help choose the salon with your future sister in law? Or maybe you can wear an updo wig (just kidding). What about a french twist? Those are so pretty and elegant, and very protective of your hair. You could have the salon put it up with a sparkly french twist comb. Here are some links for you:

http://www.adorable-hair-accessory.com/frentwiscom.html

http://classiclength.home.mchsi.com/french_twist_instruction s/index.html

http://www.haarkram.e-something.de/

http://www.dreamweaverbraiding.com/

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Thanks SpecialKitty - Yes I am very careful about who touches my hair now - nobody but my old hairdresser who is an hour drive away. I actually have a little situation that I should maybe start a new thread with - it is my brothers wedding in July and his fiance wants me to get my hair put in an updo at her hairdressers salon.  She is paying for the service for all the bridesmaids.  My problem is that I am very uneasy about anyone else doing my hair now!  I just don't want to have my hair put in a hot curling iron and then sprayed to hell with hairspray - because I am really babying my hair since it has been damaged.  What are some styles that are gentle on your hair that are suitable for a wedding?  Maybe velcro rollers?

Let me know....

Noey

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Hey Noey, that really does suck to have a so-called friend do that.....you have such a great attitude. Your hair will be back to the way you like it in no time. Thanks for sharing your experience as it really makes me more careful about who I select to work on my hair.
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wow, that sucks...I'm sorry to hear that.
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Originally posted by MissMareeJane MissMareeJane wrote:

 


 



what's the "color master"?[/QUOTE]

MissMareeJane - The girl who wrecked my hair took a 3 day Goldwell course and now she has an ad in the  local paper that says "Book with Rose Goldwell color master."  Its just a stupid title because she passed some 3 day course about color and stuff.  I am suprised she even passed!  I know for a fact that she got her hairdressing licence by the skin of her teeth.  I was stupid for letting her do my hair, but she was a friend of mine and kept bugging me to let her color my hair.  She was often offended when we would go out and people would compliment my hair (before she wrecked it), it offended her because when girls asked me who did my hair I would tell them about my hairdresser in London and then they would usually ask why I didn't get Rose to do it.  I always said because I didn't want to mix hair and friendship.  Well I wish I never backed down!!  We are not even friends anymore because she handled then whole situation very unprofessionaly and never said she was sorry for alot of my hair falling out and breaking off.  Whatever!!!  What goes around comes around.  I just need to stay positive and thats what this board is all about!

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Originally posted by enfys enfys wrote:

Noey, be glad that you had your disaster now when
black/blonde combinations are so fashionable.    And you're lucky it
suits you so well.


I'd say keep doing what you're doing, as each pic is looking better and
better, and good luck.


I can only imagine how much the "colour master" advert must irritate
you - rubbing salt onto a wound a little, isn't she?


Good luck + stay optimistic



what's the "color master"?
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Hi guys,

Thank you so much for your replys.  Every day I come home from work and go straight to the computer to check this site. 

To answer a few questions:

Originally posted by DaveDecker DaveDecker wrote:


Like Rini, I think either color by itself would look good.  The harsh contrast is odd to me.  What is the natural color - is it as dark as the underneath section is now?  What to do depends on what you want.  As time passes the blonde sections will start growing out... will you re-blonde the new growth, leave as is, or darken the blonde?
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Dave - my hair is naturally medium brown.  The color underneath is dyed that dark.  My goal is to keep growing and touch up the regrowth with blond every 6 weeks and eventually grow out the layers to cover up the underneath dark layer.  As you can see from the front picture, it dosn't look bad - I just don't like the major contrast in the back because of the layers. This way - I don't have to highlight my entire head of hair and some of it (the dark) remains healthy and untouched by bleach.

MISSMARIEJANE - Noey is my nickname.  It is short for Noelle.  Thanks for saying it is cute!!

I will keep everyone updated when I go to get my roots touched up in April.  I wish I could try red or a warm brown all over, but I feel I look best as a blonde.  I used to have dyed dark brown hair in high school and when I got my first blond highlights I started to get more attention and when my hair became more blonde I felt more confident.  I also feel I don't need to wear much make up with blond hair because it agrees with my skin tone.

Talk to you soon!

Noelle

 

 

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Noey, be glad that you had your disaster now when black/blonde combinations are so fashionable.    And you're lucky it suits you so well.

I'd say keep doing what you're doing, as each pic is looking better and better, and good luck.

I can only imagine how much the "colour master" advert must irritate you - rubbing salt onto a wound a little, isn't she?

Good luck + stay optimistic

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Hi Noey! (is that your real name? i like it! ) I don't think your hair looks
bad. Infact, I think you pull off the look nicely. To change it I would
suggest going over your whole head with a medium honey brown dye,
which will darken those blonde areas and bring more warm hues to your
overall color. A golden brown would look really great with your eye color
too...
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Plenty of people are doing that blonde with black thing - I think you pull it off quite well!  However, I know it was NOT your intention to have those two colors in your hair at the same time.  And for that reason, I can understand why you are upset.  Your hair is beautiful, though, and I'm certain that most people cannot tell that there is any damage to your hair whatsoever.  Just keep doing what you are doing - you seem to have a great colorist who is slowly restoring your hair to it's old glory.  In the meantime, take some comfort in knowing that you still have a beautiful head of hair - even if it doesn't quite look the way you want it to.  Nobody knows that but you!

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