The Daily Melodrama of Being Natural Blonde – Hair Edition

Truly, it is a tragicomedy of follicular proportions. Let’s delve into the oh-so-serious struggles of having naturally blonde hair, shall we?

1.Turning Brassy: My hair turning brassy, giving off those “I spent the summer in a rusty pipe” vibes. Because who doesn’t want hair that resembles a rejected penny? Who wouldn’t want to look like a neon safety device? Thank you, hair, for your artistic expression. Who knew you had a penchant for warm, orange hues? Bravo.

Solution: Purple Shampoo? Because clearly, we need an extra step in our hair maintenance routine.

2. Dryness and Damage: Dry blonde hair, resembling a haystack that’s been through a tornado, a hurricane, and a sandstorm. The joys of having a hair drier than a desert in a drought. Clearly, hydration is overrated. But fear not! I combat this by drenching our hair in more oils and creams than a French fry at a fast-food joint.

Solution: Deep conditioning masks – because my hair deserves more hydration than a marathon runner after a race.

3. Fading Color: Blonde hair color fading faster than your favorite jeans? Faster than a politician’s promises after an election. Faster than the memory of last night’s dream. How thrilling it is to have hair that changes shades faster than a chameleon on a Skittles factory tour. One day it’s platinum, the next it’s champagne – all part of the magical blonde experience. Variety is the spice of life, right?

Solution: Thank goodness for hair color that gives us commitment issues – new shades, new adventures.

4. Oiliness: Oily scalp, making my hair look like it’s auditioning for a role in a French fry commercial, turning our hair into a shining beacon visible from space. The marvel of having hair so oily that even environmentalists mistake it for an oil spill. Nature at its finest.

Solution: Dry Shampoo – because nothing says “I’ve got my life together” like pretending my hair is as fresh as a daisy.

5. Thin Hair: Because why not? This one is my favorite. My hair strands are so thin; they make spider silk look robust. I dream of having the volume of a lion’s mane but I wake up with hair flatter than a pancake. It’s almost like my hair didn’t get the memo about needing to be as thick and luxurious as a million-dollar Persian rug.

Solution: Volumizing Products they’re like a shot of adrenaline for my hair’s self-esteem.

6. Sensitivity for Environmental Factors: My hair is sensitive to pollution, to the neighbor’s bad cooking smells, bad vibes, wind, the wrong choice of music, you name it. Naturally, my hair needs protection from the big, bad world. After all, who knows what horrors might befall it? Raindrops, perhaps?

Solution: Hair Perfume – because obviously, my hair must smell like a garden of rare orchids while it fights off the pollutants of the mundane world.

7. Maintaining Shine: My second favorite. Lackluster blonde hair, resembling a dull, forgotten star in the vast galaxy of hairstyles, a forgotten disco ball.

Solution: Shine-enhancing products – because nothing says “I woke up like this”. Clearly, my hair needs an external source of light to match its inner glow.

So, my fellow blonde brigade, did I miss anything? This is clearly a cry for help, an “I don’t know what to do anymore” situation, where I sit and nag about my daily hair drama. But hey, Blondes DO Have More Fun, right?

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