Aaaaaaaannnnnddddd, here she is! Snow White in all her bruised, black-haired glory!

Yes. I, Tia Dunkley, went dark. Now, disclaimer: I did NOT mean to go this dark. I was going for a pleasant two, maybe three shades darker than my own, but this is what happened.

Let me tell you, I did not look this good coming out of the salon. Or in it. In fact, I looked cadaverous. Tia learned that dark brown does not go with her skin tone. At least not her winter tone. I may have to go snowboarding just for an excuse to get out in the sun.


And here's my horrible bruise that I got from running into the board in French. And, yes, it was as ridiculous as it sounds. I had to cling to Shingo for a good 10 seconds, whimpering. We were playing that game where you're in teams and you have to run up and slap a word/picture on the board that he says in French. With a fly swatter. Needless to say, we're a bit competitive and I wasn't the only one slamming into the board. But I was the one with the best war wound.

Another bruise - y'all saw these horrid ones.

This is sultry.

This is psycho.

This is Tae being snap-happy.

This is just a cool shot.

Aw, precious. Oh, and just for your info, it took 4 hours from start to finish to color, cut, dry, and style my hair. This is why it takes me so long to get my hair cut (Ha! I got my hair cut, Mom!).
Anyways, feedback, ladies, would be great. I'm excited now, because I've realized that my hair color really affects what I can wear, what makeup I can use, my eye color, etc. So, I'm going to be having a lot of fun these next few weeks (it's a semi-permanent). If I come home with a pink streak in my hair, try not to disown me. Tia's going punk!
PS On the back of my Odwalla bar, near the ingredients list, it said "You flaxy thang."
*falls off chair laughing*









































