I'm one of those people who generally go blond in the summer and brown toward August-September. I don't know why ... I guess I get bored easily. My hairdresser is on vacation at the moment and I had three inch roots that needed to be covered. I didn't trust the new lady to do the bleaching because I get really thick chunks (skunking) and she didn't seem to want to do that. So, I had her color it the same caramel brown that I usually get this time of year.
I told her that I wanted long layers. My hair is naturally spiral curly. It's hell to tame the beast. This woman turned me away from the mirror and started chopping on my hair and before I knew what was happening ... I HAD FREAKIN' BANGS! I can't do bangs! My hair will curl up around my forehead like little worms in the humidity around here with BANGS.
I know it's just hair and it will eventually grow back to the thirteen inches that it was ... but I can't even walk past a mirror without freaking out. BANGS.
BANGS, Y'ALL!!
Look ... witness my horror.
BEFORE
Now granted, she straightened the mess out with a hair dryer and a big round brush to show me "it wasn't that bad", but IT IS THAT BAD!!! I don't know how to do this to my hair! I don't even LIKE it like this because it takes two hours to get it straight!
Needless to say I didn't pay for it and the woman had the audacity to give me four free headbands to pull it back with ... but how do you pull fried worms off your forehead!? Just wait until this mess curls up when I wash it. It's thick as hell.
Does anyone with curly hair know how to manage this? Is there a product that will keep the
BANGS (ARGH) straight? Do I need to flat iron it and burn scars into my forehead every day? If I barrel roll it it's gonna poof out like I don't know what.
Kill me now.
And just for comparison ... this is how the long layers were SUPPOSED to freakin' look: