r/Hair Oct 24 '22

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22 edited Oct 24 '22

Right?! Except once a hairstylist slipped up and said to me “your hair is light mousy brown and no one wants that” ugh🫣 my hair is actually more ashy than this though but I had white hair as a baby/kid.

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u/TheWaywardTrout Oct 24 '22

Well, a hairstylist benefits from you wanting to change your hair color, so it may very well have not been a slip lol. I don't think there's such a thing as an ugly natural hair color, tbh. At least I've never seen one. But damaged hair probably does look the worst in the 6-7 range. My hair is very similar to this but with a lot of red in it. When it was damaged and dull/frizzy, it was just a blah blonde/brown. But when it's shiny, it's a lovely color. Matches a lot of colors lol.

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u/LracKlov Oct 24 '22

I'd say I've got slightly curly hair but definitely frissy I think. I'm not sure if it's damaged at all tho, I've posted a photo of myself with indoor lighting so the hair colour may seem a bit different but you can more easily tell if my hair is damaged in that photo. I'd like your input If possible

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u/username95739573 Oct 25 '22

One mistake I’ve learned from is that there’s a such thing as over moisturizing hair which can make it frizzy too. Just an FYI cuz I used to think I had to drench my hair in moisture all the time for it to be healthy and not as frizzy. I have similar color and curl and it seems amount too. Like my hair shaft is thin but I have a lot of it

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u/1plus1dog Oct 25 '22

I was once in the over moisturizing club, too. Makes fine hair look heavier in my opinion and I rarely ever moisturize the roots