OK, this is me, taken when I was on my Just divorced Cruise 2 years ago. Dark brown hair, a few blonde highlights.
This is my high school graduation picture, in 1973. Ah, to have that hair again (not to mention the figure!!!)


So, whatya think? Go natural and old lady or keep the brown?
7 comments:
I think it looks great either way. I think you should decide what YOU like. My Mom dyed her hair "eggplant" for years. Actually I did it for her. She had decided to leave it natural and likes it that way adding "I can't be bothered anymore".
Garret
Marvelous both ways! I would skip the coloring and just spend the $$ to keep a super cute cut. Lucky!
I'm so distracted by the gorgiosity of your daughters! I kinda like the salt and pepper, but you look dang cute in your new header. Do what feels right.
Tough call! You rock 'em both. Maybe go seasonal: gray/white in fall/winter, blonde/brown in spring/summer.
Oooh, or go hip-hop and cal it 'Joanie's Salt-N-Pepa'! ;)
Your girls are gorgeous!. You all have those mazing brown eyes.As for you hair I am voting for the brown and blonde on you as is in your header. It looks great! Why do we go white so early I want to know!!! My mother started going grey at 24 and I followed her.
Thanks for all the nice comments and compliments! The chicken in me is probably going to keep it brown for now. I kinda like that people think I'm still in my 40s. Ah, vanity prevails!
I stopped dyeing my hair a few years ago and thought that those silver highlights were attractive. Now, especially after my younger daughter told me that I look not cute, I'm thinking of buying me a bottle today. I would really love to do purple, but I'm too chicken to do that. I'm thinking that I'm looking too much like my au naturel 70+ mother these days. Yes, 40 on the bottle, I've decided for me--but sorry, I left you out. You could always try the half dyed half natural look as you let the color grow out.
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