Well, if your goal is to be weak and dizzy and feeling like you're dying, then sure it works.
Well, if your goal is to be weak and dizzy and feeling like you're dying, then sure it works.
At my work today we had cake for a staff member is leaving. I seem to be the only woman who is not on keto, and while the rest of them were all acting pious about turning down cake and exclaiming, oh its too close to weigh in time! heehee! - I stuck out my hand out and said, pass it down here, do I look like a woman who's afraid of carbs??
Totally not part of the in-crowd.
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. I do know that color usually doesn't stick to grey hair as easily, so some more maintenance will probably be required (I have some very light hairs my pink doesn't stick to, not as well as it did 2 years ago. I think I might have a bunch more grey hair than when I started my fantasy colors 2 years ago, but it's harder to tell when my natural color is sort of dish-blonde)
I’m about 25% gray. I use 2-3 shades of demi permanent color every 6-8 weeks and touch up with hair makeup like Clairol Color Crave when the area around my part fades beyond what’s tolerable. BUT I have lighter hair to begin with, so fading isn’t a huge problem.Meh, I can’t function without breakfast. Make something healthy for yourself and feel better. Eat a lot of vegetables, lean meats and the ocasional piece of cake and you’re fine ??
Pregnancy has accelerated my gray hair growth and I’m getting my hair cut and colored tomorrow. I cannot wait, I find a new gray every day. Trying to decide if I should get highlights or single process. My primary concern is covering up the grays, followed by low maintenance, followed by money. I’ve had balayage and loved the look, but single process is definitely easier. Any advice?
Yeah, single process is the same color all over. I have dark brown almost black hair, so there’s not a lot of light and shade to it. It also makes any gray super visible. Sigh. I’m thinking highlights might look more natural if the grays keep coming in.edit I've no idea what 'single process' is. If its just one color all over, then you might run the risk of it not looking natural? Idk. My hair is pink, so I don't try to make it look natural
) só we’ll see how it goes.
I'm about 30% grey. I was blonde as a child and then gradually turned light-medium brunette, and got quite a bit darker during the pregnancy years. When the grey started freaking me out in my mid forties, my hair dresser added blonde highlights to camouflage the grey. She said for a pasty-white girl like me, its better to go lighter and not try to maintain a darker hair color as you age. What's really bothering me now is that it is noticeably thinning.
In and out of ketosis seems like mumbo jumbo to me. I just liked it because it helped me stop the mindless grazing - essentially cutting calories. It was hard to overeat in the eating window also. Sorry this is my last post here, maybe there should be a separate fasting thread.
not too many yet. I need to get my hairdresser to match my natural color to a dye shade so I can use that to cover grays. I love my natural hair color and I haven't dyed it in years.
Ditto for me, grey hair around the crown post pregnancy. I am colouring it every 4 weeks. I haven’t tried colouring it at home, I’ve been going to a salon and it’s getting expensive. I worry at home I’ll mAke a mess of the bathroom and not get all the grays covered.
