LondonDiva
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I think (no lie) I've told my friend NOT to do it at least 4 times already. She's relaxed and wants to dye her hair blonde
Every time we're in the BSS and she passes the colour she comments on trying to find the perfect blonde colour. I've told her either relax or colour you CANNOT do both. I've told her it's taken me 2 years to reverse the damage that bastid Shamboosie recommended the Clairol Textures & Tones was the safest and only colour relaxed heads could use. NEVER AGAIN she even saw the damage in October 2004 and I've told her to take heed from my mishap.
I have a feeling though that the last time I told her (a few days ago) she's going to do it at some point, moreso because I've said not to. But then I'm the one that's going to get phone calls about her hair dropping off and I've told her it'll probably turn orange/ginger and not blonde.
She keeps going on that her hair was healthy when she was blonde (I seriously doubt that) but back then she was natural and not processed with a relaxer.
Should I keep going on when she mentions it or let her feel it for herself with it all bruk off? I'm actually tempted with the latter and the old Jamaican saying "Those who don't hear must feel."
I mean how many times do I need to sound like a broken record.
Every time we're in the BSS and she passes the colour she comments on trying to find the perfect blonde colour. I've told her either relax or colour you CANNOT do both. I've told her it's taken me 2 years to reverse the damage that bastid Shamboosie recommended the Clairol Textures & Tones was the safest and only colour relaxed heads could use. NEVER AGAIN she even saw the damage in October 2004 and I've told her to take heed from my mishap.
I have a feeling though that the last time I told her (a few days ago) she's going to do it at some point, moreso because I've said not to. But then I'm the one that's going to get phone calls about her hair dropping off and I've told her it'll probably turn orange/ginger and not blonde.
She keeps going on that her hair was healthy when she was blonde (I seriously doubt that) but back then she was natural and not processed with a relaxer.
Should I keep going on when she mentions it or let her feel it for herself with it all bruk off? I'm actually tempted with the latter and the old Jamaican saying "Those who don't hear must feel."
I mean how many times do I need to sound like a broken record.