Here's a pic of the progress so far . . .
When I was coloring my hair, it seemed to grow so fast. After three weeks, I could see the roots. Now that I'm not coloring, it seems to be growing so slowly. This is after 9 1/2 weeks of no coloring.
So I decided to get it cut, just to try and speed things up a bit.
It's hard to get a decent selfie, but at least here you can see the roots. I've left the bangs long to keep some illusion of length for myself, but the sides and back are really short. In fact, all the color is off the lower back, at the neckline.
So the bangs could still take forever, but I think the back and sides will be all grown out by Thanksgiving.
I had about 2 1/2 to 3 inches cut off, which saves me almost six months of growing out time.
Some days I like it, some days I don't. At least I'll have lots of time to get used to it, at this rate!
You look gorgeous, Deborah. It really suits you. Big earrings and off you go. :)
ReplyDeleteOh wow...I love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful jazzy hair cut and you look ever so cute. I don't color my hair either and keep it about the length you show here, but not so stylish. I love it!
ReplyDeleteOh I really like that cut on you...very chic indeed!
ReplyDeleteI love it! The style really suits you.
ReplyDeleteI love it ! I have been considering cutting my hair a few inches too. My hair is mostly gray & white no, but I want to start fresh with a better look. If my husband were O.K. with short hair I'd go for it !
ReplyDeleteYou look lovely Deborah. I love your smile and the twinkle in your eyes.
ReplyDeleteHappy going natural ~ FlowerLady
You look so cute!! :) Love it!
ReplyDeleteSassy.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to cut your hair, Deborah!! The cut is adorable on you...love it!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow - that hair is fab on you. it suits your face and my hairdresser says grey is the new blonde!
ReplyDeleteYou look SO CUTE!!! That hairstyle looks absolutely perfect for you.
ReplyDeleteI love the new haircut... I always have good intentions to allow my gray to grow but allows end up frustrated and color it.. Yours looks great. Happy growing! Blessings!
ReplyDeleteGreat cut. So chic! So modern! Whether or not you decide to go w/the natural color, definitely keep the cut.
ReplyDeleteM-T
Wow Deborah, this hair style looks so nice on you! I love it and you really look great and I like your lipstick color. I hope all is well with you and thanks for sharing the lovely photo of yourself. Hang in there as my hair takes forever to grow! Lol.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day and weekend.
Julie xo
Very cute cut and it looks great on you. The gray hair is looking good. Just be patient.
ReplyDeleteVery cute indeed! I especially like the personality in the second pic ☺️
ReplyDeleteDearest Deborah,
ReplyDeleteThat very last picture is so gorgeous; you look so young and super cute!
Can't believe the difference in only 2 months since we met. This hair cut is very clever.
Enjoy your weekend and stay happy and younger looking!
Hugs,
Mariette
I started growing my hair out about 5 and a half years ago. I have not regretted it a minute. I have pure white hair, no color at all and I love it. I've had lots of people tell me I look younger. Don't lose faith; it's worth it. My color was a lot darker than yours and there was a lot more contrast as it grew in. Yours looks great. It will be worth it.
ReplyDeleteDeborah, I think it's looking great, and cute and a little sassy :) Good job on the cut!
ReplyDeleteYou look absolutely lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteReally a sweet cut...it suits you well!
I love this chic cut on you Deborah. It makes you look very young and sophisticated. I have a very similar cut and I love it. I get that you love it too from that pretty smile on pic two.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week,
Janet
I just discovered your blog via another blog. I thought I would share that you will love your new hair when you are done. I have been "going gray" since my twenties. I prefer to call it silver now!!! A few years after I turned 40, I grew tired of the coloring process. It was constant, and then not only did you have the roots, but the colored part began to turn red. I was a very dark brunette, really almost black. I decided to stop the rat race. I am now about to turn 55 and have a head full of silver hair. The secret is a great cut that makes "you" happy. After the silver is all in, you will find that the more coarse hair that you thought might be there gives way to a much softer feel.
ReplyDeleteI love my hair. Of course, we all would love to have the hair of our younger years, but our skin lightens and the hair needs to match.
Good luck with the process. I actually get compliments on my hair and its color a lot these days.