yeeees, that's exactly how mine looked. i was bummed over how fast it faded, too. i got the blue and green done the same time. the blue stayed some shade of blue for a little bit, but it seems like the green looked awful after the first time i washed it.
though i've now found the best way to have funky hair and it not fade. i currently have some pink and purple in.
I find light blue tones wash out the fastest. The blue I did looked awesome for a day, then like crap for about 4 weeks. I'll not be doing that again!
At least NEVEAH isn't on this list.
yeah, same here. red fades kinda fast too but it fades into pink, so i usually just dye it darker than i want it to look so it'll fade into awesomeness instead of crap.Ooh, when I did mine purple it lasted forever!
I HATE stupid mispellings with a huge passion.
Though I think Colin is nearly as bad. We have a Colin at work and...I don't know how to explain it, but he is SUCH a perfect Colin.
Yeah, Brooke is nice. I have a thing against names which are actually places, though!
Oh fuck that shit.
wtf, i didn't think anyone after 1890 named their kid that!
Me too. Though if somebody called their kid Ougadougou, that might be cool.
You're telling me you don't want to change your name to Schaer-Loht?
Fit in quite nicely with the Nigel reference.
exactly! all i can figure is people are honouring grandmothers or something which is fine, but names like that should be reserved for use as a middle name only!
yikes! that's one shade of red i've made sure to avoid. very few people on earth look good with hair like that.Ah, I did mine red and it faded to...ginger.
yeah. i'm named after both of my grandmothers, though thankfully neither name screams 1800s, though the combination is hilarious.
though i like what ian's parents did. he's named after his dad john, and his sister has his mom's name as her middle name. though those are parents and not grandparents, it's slightly unique i think.
My middle names are my father's name and my grandfathers' names, which I quite like. My father was in turn named after his two uncles who died in the Tangiwai disaster, Douglas and John (luckily with Douglas as the first name). If my parents had had a daughter, she would've been given my mother's name and grandmothers' names as middle names.
this so much!!
