The View From Hair – I Mean HERE

December 10, 2020 5:00 pm Published by

Sarah posted this morning on the Fox Facebook, sharing the difference in her hair over the last 8 months.

Which made me think about the changes my hair has gone through.  65% of Women have changed their hairstyle since the beginning of COVID.  That’s a LOT!

After a year of letting the grey take over and embracing the natural look, just after my birthday I coloured it again.

I was desperate for change and needed something to pick me back up again.

Over the last few months, I have pinned it up, pulled it back.  I’ve cut it myself, even if I know better.  I didn’t do so badly the first time.  The second time I butchered my bangs so badly, I was afraid to leave the house.  Not even lying.  Some things you can’t fix.  You just have to wait it out.

I think our hair says a lot about how we’re feeling about ourselves and life in general.  As vain as it sounds.  It represents different moods.  Different emotions/ feelings.  It’s been a way to cope and gives us something to be happy about.  Days where I don’t think I brushed it or did anything.  Some days you pull it back and just get it out of your face.  Other days, when you’re feeling a bit more like a normal human, you might actually take care to do something with it.

Just hair.  There is no such thing.  All I know is, if I want to embrace the natural look again, I have to start all over again. Sigh.

 April – the beginning of staying at home – still smiling

 

May 2020 – do whatever it takes to keep it out of your face

June – cut my own bangs – not pretty

 

 

 

 

 

July – out of control – desperately need a cut

August 2020 – salons open, with masks and safety measures in place – last minute cancellation got me a spot in the chair!

 

September – 1st Day Back in studio

October – desperate for colour and change

November 2020 – Got rid of the grey and got my hair cut again and feel like a new person – not as scary the second time

December 10 – its coloured and desperate for style but who is going to see me?

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This post was written by Carrie Buchanan