Despite the look she was giving the mirror, she was very happy with the results.
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5 comments:
Is this your daughter? What a great shot!
Yep that's her.
The last time we went to a hairdressers it was a very traumatic experience, the lady chopping off about 4 inches too much. This time she was a bit more assertive and the staff were a lot more sensitive. Phew!
She does look a little apprehensive Cara, hope it worked out well this time.
4 inches! I'm surprised your daughter is willing to put herself through the trauma so quickly again!
Not that quickly... it's been at least a year since that fateful cut. It would have taken her 6 months before she stopped regularly declaring that she was never going to a hairdressers again and that she'd rather risk me coming at her with the kitchen shears. Strange girl.
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