Hee. In 8th grade, the freshman world history teacher (who was also one of the football coaches) sprayed my entire head during my (first hour) class with him while we were watching a movie in his class right before homecoming. I had to walk around with half my head green and half gold all day. Much the same thing happened to me--green scalp and red hair for the next few days, it looked quite interesting.
I can't get the picture she just took on to the computer, as I don't know where the cord for the camera is (plus it doesn't look that good), but I've got an older one that I took relatively soon after I dyed it, and you can see it's all up with the orange. That was a while ago, however, when I was still using straight henna. Now I mix it with stuff that makes it darker and rather more natural looking.
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Date: 2006-08-24 04:29 am (UTC)Hee. In 8th grade, the freshman world history teacher (who was also one of the football coaches) sprayed my entire head during my (first hour) class with him while we were watching a movie in his class right before homecoming. I had to walk around with half my head green and half gold all day. Much the same thing happened to me--green scalp and red hair for the next few days, it looked quite interesting.
I can't get the picture she just took on to the computer, as I don't know where the cord for the camera is (plus it doesn't look that good), but I've got an older one that I took relatively soon after I dyed it, and you can see it's all up with the orange. That was a while ago, however, when I was still using straight henna. Now I mix it with stuff that makes it darker and rather more natural looking.
Isn't a terrific picture, but hey.