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Do not Bleach your hair twice in one day, do not, do not, DO NOT
Applying the chemicals was all fine and dandy.
The first time anyway.
The second time the pain was incredible.
The bleach was a raging fireball on my head.
I was waiting for the excruciating sizzles too stop, of course they didn’t.
I bolted too my bathroom too wash out the bleach.
Sitting with a towel on my head for hours on end was torture.
My mom started too recommend that I brush it out.
My hair wouldn’t stop coming out, clump after clump.
It looked and felt like the coarse hair that belongs on a horse's tail!
I came too the conclusion that the best option was too just stop brushing my hair.
Before I could again, my hair had too be completely dry.
For the next three weeks, I had bright salmon pink hair…
It had lots of flare, but I still said prayers.
In hope that my coarse hair, could come out of a ponytail.
Two years later and the hair on my head is still dead.
My hair made me look like a pink piece of bread…
I will never touch a bottle of bleach again.
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