Miserylocks
When in the dramatic depths of misery and despair and general unhappiness, I am not one for curling into a ball, eating copious amounts of ice cream or indulging generally in any sort of self-sabotaging. Hell no. I might be miserable but I don’t have to look it! Although quietly sobbing behind my mask as I shop my way round Tesco might suggest I do indeed look it too!
I recently took myself to my friend Zoe who runs a little salon in my former ‘hood to give me a much-needed hair transformation. It looked as down as I feel. I wanted it brought to life with tints of caramel and gold and anything else my dark hair could handle.
I’m miserable but my hair is ecstatic! The girl is a total magician with hair.
Now I cry my way round Tesco with amazing hair sticking to my tears of misery.
I don’t know what magic this is, but it’s the first time I have truly loved my hair. I actually enjoy styling it each morning.
And I did actually lob a few inches off when I got some as the ends felt a wee bit too dry. Sorry Zoe!