Different

So I finally took the plunge.

Everyone kept telling me it would be damaging

and that I should go to a professional.

However,

the past few times that I have gone,

things didn't turn out how I wanted.

After talking to Jenny multiple times,

she re-assured me that I could do it myself.

I actually wasn't planning on doing it.

I was at work, and it was sitting on the shelf

staring at me!

Clearance: $3

It's made specifically for people with dark hair,

and promised to work even on black hair.

Soooo, I gave it a shot.

The instructions were helpful,

and I'm glad I started with this.

Although,

I accidently got some on my bangs.

After a couple days,

I got some QuickBlue bleach

and reapplied.

The next day,

I bought some more QuickBlue

(this time in the big container

so that I could keep it up.)

And reapplied again.

It's almost how I want it.

Although,

I must admit it's not easy.

And I do wish I had someone here to help.

The roots are the hardest part for me.

But, that's why I only did the underneath

so you can't really tell :)

It is a very long, drawn out process,

but it lifts my spirits while doing homework.

And weirdly makes me feel like a grown up

(Look Jenny! I'm doing it by myself! Ha.)

The lady at Sally's told me to put a bag on my head.

She said it keeps the bleach from drying,

so it won't take as many applications.

(Haha yes, I know I'm a dork.)

I just thought this looked cool :P

As you can tell,

the bangs are still at the "orange" stage.

But overall,

I'm happy with the result

:)