Becoming swedish, last attempt
As you may know, blond is not a stereotype in Sweden, it's the norm. Maybe half of them are naturally blond, and probably half the rest is unaturally blond...
I decided, along with Pel (who I convinced quite easily), to join this last part of the population.
That's how I bought two sets of maximal blond hair dying kits! Let's try and see how we end up like...
Here we are, before we start, in my room!
Kits in hand!
I started first.
The process has to be done in 4 steps. First, you put some lotion in your hair, to help the color stick, or whatever.
Then, when that lotion is everywhere in your hair, you put the dying cream all over your head. A bit long, but funny!
And then you wait for 30 minutes.
When I finished this third step, Pel started the whole thing. There he goes.
He also went for the eyebrows!
When he finally finished putting the cream on his head, it was time for me to wash my hair.
Under the shower!
And then (hairy) Pel's turn!
After putting some extra lotion to give energy to the hair, we had to wash it again, and then dry it...
...
... to finally unveil...
...
...a crapy result! Lol, no difference for me, and hardly one for Pel!! Of course, it's not a big surprise considering how dark our hair are, but we thought the change would be bigger.
Pel.
And me.
Anyway, that was a good deal of fun, especially with the dying cream. After some minutes, it gets very sticky and you can make crazy haircut!!
Check them out!
Tell me if you can see any changes!!
At least Pel got a little lighter!
Even under the sun there are no differences compared to before!
Anyway, it was a nice break during our work... which I will go back to now! See you around!
I decided, along with Pel (who I convinced quite easily), to join this last part of the population.
That's how I bought two sets of maximal blond hair dying kits! Let's try and see how we end up like...
Here we are, before we start, in my room!
Kits in hand!
I started first.
The process has to be done in 4 steps. First, you put some lotion in your hair, to help the color stick, or whatever.
Then, when that lotion is everywhere in your hair, you put the dying cream all over your head. A bit long, but funny!
And then you wait for 30 minutes.
When I finished this third step, Pel started the whole thing. There he goes.
He also went for the eyebrows!
When he finally finished putting the cream on his head, it was time for me to wash my hair.
Under the shower!
And then (hairy) Pel's turn!
After putting some extra lotion to give energy to the hair, we had to wash it again, and then dry it...
...
... to finally unveil...
...
...a crapy result! Lol, no difference for me, and hardly one for Pel!! Of course, it's not a big surprise considering how dark our hair are, but we thought the change would be bigger.
Pel.
And me.
Anyway, that was a good deal of fun, especially with the dying cream. After some minutes, it gets very sticky and you can make crazy haircut!!
Check them out!
Tell me if you can see any changes!!
At least Pel got a little lighter!
Even under the sun there are no differences compared to before!
Anyway, it was a nice break during our work... which I will go back to now! See you around!
posted by jay at
19:43
2 Comments:
oh my god!
maybe it is better the way it has turned out... well, for u wouldn't have been such a big change, but for pel who has dark hair.. the result could have been quite impressive, shame!
what a crap of dyeing kits swedish have!! (quite understandable since they don't need them) get better ones and try again, haha!
byeee
By
Anonyme, at 21:18
I wish I could have gone back to work!
Unmotivated Five!
Who is with me?
Nobody?
Oki! Self unmotivated Five!
Shlak!
For the big dog...
By
Pel, at 23:03
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