What is the worst hair style you have ever had? Describe it in all the its gory detail.
Come on...be brave. You can tell me. I promise I won't tell a soul (well almost no one).
And to make you feel safe and warm, here are two of my worst dos!
You don't have to wonder why I was frequently mistaken for a boy do you.
But to be honest, this isn't the worst hair style I ever sported. No, that came my Junior year. I got one of those circular page boy cuts. It was basically....a bowl cut. The idea was to have it all go under all around my head. But knowing how patient and talentless I was at "doing" my hair, I'm sure it just stuck out in all directions.
And here is a photo to prove it. Nice flip on the left side there, girl.
At least I didn't let my lack of style bring me down.
(You have got to be wondering what the heck was happening in this photo. Maybe I'll tell and maybe I'll just let you guess.)
Now, it's your turn. Tell me about your worst hair style.
AND if you are brave enough to post a picture on you own blog, I will give you an early extra entry into my One Year Anniversary Giveaway that starts on Wednesday. Just send the link in your comment so we all can check it out. (If we are Facebook Friends and don't have a blog....that will count too Leslie.)
nice mullet! :)
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't say it was the worst haircut of mine b/c it was very cool at the time...brace yourself...
When I was 15, all I had was the hair on the very top of my head (Like if you put your hand on the top of your head - that was it). Everything else was shaved to the skin. At one point, I worked at a hair salon as a shampoo girl so I able to really maintain it. The hair I did have on top was very long and I would usually braid it down the back. I also used to dye it a blue/black (the look was completed with fishnet stocking, short skirts and combat boots. :)
I have curly hair so the worse cut I ever had was when my mom had it cut very short like a boys--no mullet--just really short! I was so embarrassed!
ReplyDeleteIt was definitely when I got one of those poodle perms!!! How horrible! I should have just washed it out immediately - oh, and I've destroyed all pictures of it so it's like it never happened, Ha!
ReplyDeleteI would definitely have to saw my 2 perms, I definitely remember my 8th grade picture. Also, my hair was pretty funky my freshman year of high school. I was doing some weird thing with my bangs. I don't ever want to see those photos again!
ReplyDeleteOh Wendy...I can almost see that hairdo. I'm so glad you had me brace myself.
ReplyDeletekmassman - The worse thing you can do with curly hair is to cut it short. You poor thing.
Kelly and Kim - Got to agree..my perm days were very interesting as well. I guess I should dig out the pictures from when I was pregnant with Mikey cause I had a big old perm then.
All I can say is bangs, bangs, bangs! Oh yeah, and the pigtails I had everyday in 2nd grade. For some reason my mother would insist on redoing my hair over and over again until it was perfect...lol!
ReplyDeleteMuma, I have to say, I like the Junior year hair cut better than the Frodo (Kristen's poodle looking dog) perm. You sure have guts to put the Freshman year photo up, I love it though. I would put I picture up, but oh shucks, we can't find my school pictures!
My worst hairstyle is always the one I'm currently wearing. I think I was born without that certain hair styling gene that most girls are born with.
ReplyDeleteI think you look adorable with the Sassoon.
donna
Caity...Caity....be very careful what you say. I CAN find pictures. Just remember that.
ReplyDeleteI had a bubble that required an entire can of Aqua Net hairspray/week to keep it looking so 'spiffy' (luckily, my parent's owned a drug store)! Many, many years ago, when an old boyfriend picked me up for a date during tornado warnings ... mother said to be watchful of the sky. He replied, "If I see one hair on her head move, I'm heading for home!"
ReplyDeleteOh, I also had one perm, a Tonette, when I made my 1st Communion. I cry looking at the pictures, wondering ... what was my mother thinking! (It didn't help that I had a huge scab on my nose from taking a huge spill in the gravel riding my bike.)
... a fun post to read. You are so creative!