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Hair Types >> ColorFX >> Streakin' http://www.longlocks.com/salon/?num=1063797358 Message started by Rapunzel on Sep 17th, 2003 at 10:15am |
Title: Streakin' Post by Rapunzel on Sep 17th, 2003 at 10:15am
OK, I think I've decided to put a white streak in my hair. I figure since it doesn't appear to be going to happen naturally that it wouldn't kill me to sacrifice one lock to the perils of peroxide. Besides, I look too normal and that's so not me. The diamond stud in my nose just isn't cutting it anymore... I need more! I will never grow up, I refuse!!! Muahahahahahaha!
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Title: Re: Streakin' Post by bikerbraid on Sep 17th, 2003 at 11:42am
A streak could be very cool - go for it. Now for acting your age.......here's a test to determine your "real" age.
http://channels.netscape.com/ns/atplay/trueagetest.jsp?floc=ap-main-1-L1 |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Rapunzel on Sep 17th, 2003 at 2:36pm
I got a 5... I think the fact that I work every minute of my life put me over the edge :/
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Title: Re: Streakin' Post by leia on Sep 18th, 2003 at 12:32pm
I think you should go ahead and put the white streak in; I think it'll look cool ;D!
Do you think diamond studs in the nose are odd? That's kind of funny actually! Lots of people have them here, including me... :P This is what my thing said when I took the test: "Your score is 10! 6-10: You act like you're in your 30s. If this is near your actual age, congratulations! If you're really 20, loosen up--there is plenty of time to be mature. But there isn't always plenty of time to have fun." LOL!!!!! I'm 15!! |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Rapunzel on Sep 18th, 2003 at 12:47pm
No, *I* don't think it's odd, and lots of people have them here too (though I'm sure not nearly as many as in Bangladesh!)... just not too many 43 year old women have them :)
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Title: Re: Streakin' Post by bikerbraid on Sep 19th, 2003 at 10:52am
Just remember, Rapunzel.........you are an artist. Artists are allowed, no expected to be a bit excentric. You must maintain the "proper" image as an artist. ;D
I think the streak would help with "that" image - so go for it. [By the way - are you feeling better?] |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Rapunzel on Sep 19th, 2003 at 11:55am
Yes, I'm feeling much better though I get tired very easily and am still sleeping a lot. Thanks for asking!
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Title: Re: Streakin' Post by bikerbraid on Sep 21st, 2003 at 1:14pm
Glad you are feeling better. Get plenty of rest so you don't have a relapse.
Did you decide to put the white streak in? We need pictures! |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Rapunzel on Sep 21st, 2003 at 5:44pm
I did, but it's only blonde so far. I still have to do the toner to get it white and then I have to get my digital camera back before I can do any pics. I'm lovin' it so far!
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Title: Re: Streakin' Post by jennak on Sep 22nd, 2003 at 12:13am
I sooo want a diamond stud in my nose. I think I will go for it. I just need to call and get a price. Maybe I will celebrate my divorce and new beginning with it :D...I love the idea of your white streak. Where are exactly is it?
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Title: Re: Streakin' Post by leia on Sep 22nd, 2003 at 1:50pm
I love diamond studs! You should really get one! And yep, that streak does sound cool. When I was 12 I got one single blonde streak in the underside of my hair... hardly noticible but it was there! Mum did it for me so that I wouldn't get tempted to cut my hair off ;)
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Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Rapunzel on Sep 22nd, 2003 at 4:05pm wrote on Sep 22nd, 2003 at 12:13am:
Go for the diamond! If you want one that's only a few points big, you can get a 14kt. gold nostril screw for $100 or so. Or you can do like I did and have one made out of an earring. Mine's pretty big for a nose ring, about 12 pts. But hey, if you're gonna do it, do it right ;) I know Leia said she had hers done with a gun, both times mine was done (I lost my first nose ring before it healed and it closed up on me in a matter of hours), it was done with a needle. It's only mildly more drama to live through than having your ears done, though the sounds can be, err... interesting. More of hassle to deal with while it's healing though, and that takes *forever.* My streak is in my bangs and in the lock of hair that sprouts from behind them, which falls down the left side of my face, goes back and down the left side of the back of my head, or goes over the top of my forehead and down the right side depending on how I have it combed. |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by drummergirl08 on Jan 9th, 2004 at 3:13pm
thats awsome-when i grow up i want a white streak, i think i'm the only one who wants white hair though!
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Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Rapunzel on Jan 10th, 2004 at 3:45am
Well, besides me, maybe ;)
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Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Kate on Sep 19th, 2004 at 1:11pm
White streaks are cool, Rapunzel! I agree with Bikerbraid - an artist is required to challenge aesthetic boundaries so the rest of us sheep have something to bleat about. ;D
Your motto should be, "How many people can I shock today?" My great-grandma went pure white in her '50s, I hope I got those genes! /Kate P.S. I got a 12 on that test, so apparently I'm "aging like fine wine." Or possibly like a forgotten cucumber at the back of the fridge (mushy, whiskery and insipid). |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Rua on Oct 11th, 2004 at 5:25pm
I know this post is a bit old, but I stumbled across it and tried out that quiz.
I scored an 11. I "age like a fine wine" too, like Kate. I'm not sure if I should feel happy or confused. Especially with the forgotten cucumber analogy clouding my brain. It's so true! LOL!!! Kate, you are a gas! |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Kate on Nov 2nd, 2004 at 12:18am
Thanks, Rua! ;D
/Kate |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by sam00188 on Dec 25th, 2004 at 8:52pm
i dunno if i should streak or dye my hair...it looks pretty already but i wanna add some brown streaks..gotta think about it
-Blondie :P |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Rua on Dec 26th, 2004 at 7:47am
You have blonde hair now right? Streaks can be very high maintenance. They look lovely...but only if you are willing to keep them up!
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Title: Re: Streakin' Post by eKatherine on Dec 26th, 2004 at 11:08am
I'm thinking of lifting the color from my white streaks and coloring them strawberry blond or a combination of strawberry blond and golden blond, and maybe touching up my hairline with strawberry blond from now on, as the white will show this like highlighting, while my natural color will still go to light auburn.
I'm pretty serious about this, so I've already done a strand test, on some hair I had saved away from my brush-cleaning. |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by BraiderSC on Dec 28th, 2004 at 5:39pm
I've never thought about streaking my hair. I have a few blond sun-streaks which only show when my hair's pulled back, or if you look at the locks near my forehead (the ones that would be bangs, if i had bangs).
I got an 8 on that quiz. So i act like I'm in my thirties, though I'm actually about half that... |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Kathleen on Mar 25th, 2005 at 12:54am
when I grow up I want do dye my hair black so I can make a white streak!
*hides* well, maybe not, but If I did have dark hair I'd want a white streak. oh, and I act thirty on that test too. |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by MahCurlyLocks on Apr 24th, 2005 at 8:29pm
Haha, I got a 10. Meaning I act 30 when I'm actually 20. Strange, because people often say I look and act very young for my age... but whatever!
That streak thing is awesome! I had a streak of blue in my hair for a while, and I may do it again... it was a lot of fun, and a real head-turner! |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Sakina on Apr 25th, 2005 at 12:01am
Rapunzel, do you still have that streak?
I scored a 9, and I'm 35 so guess I'm on track. |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by ellasongbird on Apr 25th, 2005 at 12:51am
I scored a 9, and I'm 19. But people actually DO say I act old. Bah. I may act old in person but I'm fun online! ;D
Hey Steph, we really ARE twins! ;) I have never let color touch my hair. Ever. I have fried it to hell trying to change the texture and thickness and shape (which I've FINALLY learned better than to do, thank goodness!) but the color goes untouched. My color is the one thing I love about my hair. Shiny medium-golden blonde, baby! I don't plan to mess with the one aspect I love about my hair any time soon. Especially since I'm an anomaly in a family full of brunettes. I enjoy that. ;D Steph's blue streak was awesome, though, I will say. ;D Ella |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Jerry on Dec 30th, 2007 at 10:12am
Looks like I am resurrecting an old post ::)
I do understand why people (especially ladies) would want to dye their hair a different color (even though I do not agree with it) but I have a very hard time understanding why people want or desire excessive streaks or large areas of their hair colored? The worst I think is a burnette putting green in their hair :-? Then I think blonde with red is not very attractive. To me, it seems like an attraction getting thing but maybe there is more to it? The closest I have even thought about dyeing my hair is I have wondered what it would be like to be blonde ::) Jerry |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Drear on Aug 20th, 2008 at 3:25am
I thought that streaking wouldn't make a huge difference to the overall health and condition of my hair so last year I had pretty plum streaks put in and with care they lasted a long time and retained their brilliant shine and hue. Unfortunately, I also saw split ends occur at a very fast rate.
This year I haven't had any chemical processes done to my hair but I have tortured the hell out of my hair with pin curls, velcro rollers, styling products and heat because I figured that it wasn't a huge loss if I had to cut my hair off again at the length it is now. It would just be a point of irritation to start all over again. I adjusted my cut into what I want it to be when it's much longer but I haven't NEEDED trims to keep split ends away. I haven't had my hair cut in over 3 months and I'm not seeing any split ends, thinning or other signs of unhealthy hair despite all the things I've done. :) Last year I actually took much better care of my hair (no curling, heat, or styling products) when it was long than I did until now, this year. So that's why I'm assuming it's the streaks that I've stopped the mad experimentations with my hair because I want to see how far I can go between trims. I am watching my ends very carefully at least once a week. I'm just amazed at the difference it has made not to have my hair streaked. The streaks were also only in the top layer but somehow it seemed to affect the health of all of my hair. |
Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Blondestorm on Aug 21st, 2008 at 4:09pm
I love the look of streaks in long hair. I have very long golden blonde hair almost to my waist! I am gonna color the underneath sections of my hair a strawberry blonde (Red) color so that my long blonde strands will mix in with the red. I love that combination! What you do all think of this plan? I will be red and blonde streaked for sure!
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Title: Re: Streakin' Post by Drear on Sep 3rd, 2008 at 2:40am
Actually, some professional hairdresser did that a few years ago with a long haired model and it looked really good, so good luck! I think the top was actually blonde with some red streaks and the bottom was a very light brown. But I think your idea sounds prettier.
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