Kat's Winter Haircut

Blue-tipped hair!

As you all may or may not be aware, I have very long, thick, brown hair. Semi-recently, I decided that I wanted to spice things up a bit, so I went and had the tips of my hair dyed BLUE!

So, once the blue went away, it was time for a trim. I am quite attached to my long hair, so I really didn't want to have to cut it all. But, it was time. I hadn't cut my hair since February!

So, last Friday I went and cut off all of the blue (about 4-6 inches), added some layers, and got some bangs! Please note before you continue reading that I am aware that my hair is still long, but it is quite a change for me! It's hard to see the difference, but it's definitely there.

Both collages have pictures from before AND after the cut. Can you see the differences? 

Here are some other UT Tyler blogs about hair: Interest From My Pinterest, Get AROUND a Proper Haircut, and How to NOT Cut Your Hair! 

As a side-note, Megan thinks I'm adorable. :P

Long(ish) hair, DO care! :) 

UT Tyler Vlog: How to Get Around a Proper Haircut (Straight Hair)

In college, my basic hair maintenance lost time to much needed extra sleep. Not the mention the price of a basic cut. Courtney's Hair Vlog inspired me to show y'all how I "cut" or "trim" my own hair.

WARNING: This is not a proper hair cut.

How To Not Cut Your Hair

Several times we have posted about being a broke college student, and this is completely true, but there are ways to live in a way that doesnt make everyone around you know that you are in fact completely out of money. For girls this can prove to be especially hard considering the maintenance costs of simply being a female, but not impossible. One of these ways is disguising the fact that your hair has not been cut in quite some time. This video shows you how to do this in some small ways, but here are some links to help you out more:

- 17 Hairstyles in Less than 10 Minutes

- Marie Claire How-To

- and the best...  How to Fix a Bad Haircut