Caca
I'm trying out Lush's Caca Noir henna to cover up some gray strands. Very messy product, but smells nice - like a mixture of fruit and chocolate. It dries to a crust on your hair and falls off in chunks while the color sets in. It says that I need to leave it in for 2-3 hours, but it doesn't specify the length of time depending on the natural color of one's hair. I'm just going with two hours since my hair is naturally black. Just one more hour to go then.
Also, I dyed a chunk of my hair on the side a rich purple. I was torn between purple, forest green and crimson red. Can't wait to see how it'll come out.
Tonight, Tony and I will be making pomegranate meatballs with blue cheese crumble on top. For dessert, he's going to make his suprisingly low-fat, kick-ass chocolate cake (secret family recipe). I love him so much. <3 It's much easier having him around - he cleans like a mad maid, and his cooking is to die for. While I can take care of myself perfectly fine and am a very independent person, it still feels wonderful to be pampered sometimes.
Also, I dyed a chunk of my hair on the side a rich purple. I was torn between purple, forest green and crimson red. Can't wait to see how it'll come out.
Tonight, Tony and I will be making pomegranate meatballs with blue cheese crumble on top. For dessert, he's going to make his suprisingly low-fat, kick-ass chocolate cake (secret family recipe). I love him so much. <3 It's much easier having him around - he cleans like a mad maid, and his cooking is to die for. While I can take care of myself perfectly fine and am a very independent person, it still feels wonderful to be pampered sometimes.