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gioua

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simply makes me sick.. My son went to school with this kid.. came home a while back tells us this child didn't show up to school.. police were called there to do some follow up work etc..

http://www.fresnobee.com/2013/12/17/3672019/police-visalia-man-strangled-stepson.html

A 32-year-old Central California man has admitted strangling his stepson to death with an electrical cord and then hiding the boy's body in Sequoia National Park.
 
nevyn

nevyn

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gioua said:
simply makes me sick.. My son went to school with this kid.. came home a while back tells us this child didn't show up to school.. police were called there to do some follow up work etc..

http://www.fresnobee.com/2013/12/17/3672019/police-visalia-man-strangled-stepson.html

A 32-year-old Central California man has admitted strangling his stepson to death with an electrical cord and then hiding the boy's body in Sequoia National Park.
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No man, I am so tired of reading about this shit, it's in our news papers every damn day, babies, toddlers, teens, geez I wish they would just leave kids alone, aren't there enough adults to go around. I am sorry this is happening in US too, it sucks bigtime. Thanks for the post gioua... I can't give it a like man sorry, here is an IOU for later.
 
kinetic

kinetic

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Fungus Gnat said:
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Here's my issue with this issue. So we say, "well it's unamerican to limit a persons income potential" and that's usually in regards to overpaid c.e.o's etc. But if a low wage worker wants more and organizes to get it then we all turn into raving Marxists saying they can't and don't deserve it. Seems a bit double standardish to me. If these folks can organize and get their industry to pay them then I say good for them. I'm not going to begrudge my fellow working class American because he or she leveraged for more money. I was making $50 an hour before I lost my job. Believe me the details and risk did not justify the pay but I sure as hell wasn't going to suggest I take less.
 
sunni

sunni

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curious2garden said:
Would someone please tell me what is wrong with me? Today I went to get my hair colored. I took the picture of me at graduation and asked for that color. She said you want 1 color. I said no I don't want a flat color I'd like several colors of copper. She said good and brought out the colors and we selected a grouping of copper that was close.

So I'm home as it's drying putting on my makeup doing a trial run for Disneyland. I noticed my hair dried and my face is framed in grey. Yes there's some copper in my hair but my hair is GREY and copper and brown. That was not the color I asked for.

I can save your life but I can't fucking convey a hair color to my stylist. Then my husband calls, the one who helped me find my way home via In n Out today, he asks if I'd like a cheeseburger as he's getting himself one... What? Do I NOT EAT DINNER???

FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK.......... I'm taking the #2 blade to my head and I am cancelling Christmas. I am heading out to run, enough of this shit.

[video=youtube;V3FnpaWQJO0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3FnpaWQJO0[/video]
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there are a few possible reasons why its like

-1. she put the color in that area however it is a troublesome grey area of your hair and it shouldve been put on first and kept on to fully penetrate your grey hair.

2- she didnt use grey coverage, meaning she did not mix the proper color + developer in order to cover grey as grey has no pigmentation it takes double the application

3- she used highlights and didnt go close enough into your area.

frist explain if you wear your hair back a lot , than the colorist will know that she needs to blend the facial area inorder for it to show.
Copper is a tricky color , if you have a lot of grey hair it may come out brassy rather than coppery i would suggest you use copper, brown and a red , and some like a little lightener, that way your hair will look dimensional rather than brassy it will also be funky

tell them to work your front hair line area first as its your biggest problem area for grey and that you wear your hair back a lot

and find a new stylist. make sure they are licensed. and if you can attempt to find someone who uses Matrix color, as they have a grey coverage line. that way no matter what color you do choose it will cover your grey as it is pre formulated for grey coverage any other color the stylist has to mix the ratios themselves
 
nevyn

nevyn

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sunni said:
there are a few possible reasons why its like

-1. she put the color in that area however it is a troublesome grey area of your hair and it shouldve been put on first and kept on to fully penetrate your grey hair.

2- she didnt use grey coverage, meaning she did not mix the proper color + developer in order to cover grey as grey has no pigmentation it takes double the application

3- she used highlights and didnt go close enough into your area.

frist explain if you wear your hair back a lot , than the colorist will know that she needs to blend the facial area inorder for it to show.
Copper is a tricky color , if you have a lot of grey hair it may come out brassy rather than coppery i would suggest you use copper, brown and a red , and some like a little lightener, that way your hair will look dimensional rather than brassy it will also be funky

tell them to work your front hair line area first as its your biggest problem area for grey and that you wear your hair back a lot

and find a new stylist. make sure they are licensed. and if you can attempt to find someone who uses Matrix color, as they have a grey coverage line. that way no matter what color you do choose it will cover your grey as it is pre formulated for grey coverage any other color the stylist has to mix the ratios themselves
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I am so glad I am not a woman, I couldn't handle this at all, it's too complicated for my wee little brain. I don't even brush my hair, I let the ocean do it when I am surfing, lol.
 
sunni

sunni

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nevyn said:
I am so glad I am not a woman, I couldn't handle this at all, it's too complicated for my wee little brain. I don't even brush my hair, I let the ocean do it when I am surfing, lol.
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im a hairstylist thats why i know all that lol
 
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