What To Do When You Have a Bad Hair Color

What To Do When You Have a Bad Hair Color

Yup… I’m speaking from experience. Not always a fun place to be at.

Last Friday afternoon I went to my usual salon to get my hair highlighted. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to get an appointment with my usual girl, so I had to make an appointment with another colorist. I don’t know if maybe I sensed something was going to be amiss, but I certainly felt it in my bones leading up to the day. I just kept thinking, “I should really wait till I can see who I want to see.”

Well, I didn’t.

I wanted blonde highlights, nothing different for me… but the problem was, the color didn’t come out like it’s supposed to. Instead of having it look dimensional (which I love), she dyed it where it looked like one-solid color. For someone like me, hair like that really looks bad on me. I was so upset that I cried the whole way home. I was able to get it fixed this past weekend, but I had to get creative while I waited.

So what to do when you have a bad hair color? (I literally did ALL of these this past weekend while I was waiting for my hair appointment.)

1. Wear hats!
2. Take a gigantic pair of sunglasses and use them like a hairband (they will distract attention).
3. Use a gigantic headband to conceal what you can.
4. MAKE AN APPOINTMENT immediately for a fix.

Has this ever happened to you? What have you done?

Bio: Audrey McClelland

Audrey left the fashion world of Donna Karan International in NYC to raise her brood of boys (4 of them, 5 and under) in her home state of Rhode Island. She’s learned that you can take the girl out of the Fashion District, but you can’t take the Fashion District out of the girl. Audrey shares her fashion expertise and mom experience on Mom Generations and, now, on zulily! http://www.momgenerations.com

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