I'm just gonna have...
You don't want stains. Yeah.
On my face.
Yeah.
Face stains.
Face stains!
It's a good band name.
Right? That's true!
Hi, my name is Sarah, and this is Hair Me Out.
Today, I'm going to get my hair dyed red.
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I have wanted red hair since I was a kid.
I was a huge Little Mermaid fan.
She was free, and she was in the water, and her hair was always flowing and beautiful,
even when it wasn't in the water.
But then I grew up, and I wanted red hair, but I wanted it to be like,
grown up and sophisticated, like...
Emma Stone.
I love kind of the sleekness and the shiny depth of Emma's hair.
I have been playing with hair dye from a box, from a bottle, for years.
The first time I dyed my hair, I dyed it black.
I had purple, blue, orange, and then I had the darker red that I went for in college.
And then I had this weird candy striper thing that happened for a while where it was like,
half blonde and half red, and it really wasn't attractive.
It's never been what I wanted, and it never turns out the way I expect it to look, so
I am so excited to get my hair professionally colored.
It kind of reminds me of pumpkin pie a little bit.
Like, before it's cooked.
And like, before I put an entire container of cinnamon in it.
Okay, here we go.
Alright, alright, alright!
I think that some of my trepidation about my
hair color right now is just that I've had it for so long.
I am the kind of person who likes to change things up.
I like to look differently and change my style.
Like, I never wear the same thing twice, and I like to experiment.
And it's just really been a while for me to play with my hair.
I'm at this point in my life where I am reinventing myself creatively and professionally.
And a change in physical appearance, I think will help me get there mentally, and will
kind of put me in a new headspace and allow me to start new.
I think it will look good, but I have heard that red hair is particularly hard to take
care of, and I'm kind of scared about how the texture is going to change.
And I do just have to remind myself that at the end of the day, if I don't like it,
it's just hair, it will grow back.
I definitely used hair dye and color to try to find myself.
I'm a big believer in getting my confidence from the outside-in.
If I feel like I look shabby or if I'm kind of used to the same thing that I look like,
I don't have that confidence.
When I look good, I feel good, and I can walk into rooms more confident, and I can charge
at life with everything I've got.
I think that I'm going to feel like a whole new person,
and that's really exciting for me.
I love the feeling of waking up and seeing something new.
And I really do think that I'll be re-energized to do fun stuff with my hair.
I think that I'm going to be more creatively jazzed.
Here we go!
Ah!
Oh my god, I love it!
What do you think?
I don't...
I don't even...
I don't even know...
It's beautiful!
It looks so good.
It looks really good.
Oh my god.
Look at how much it makes your eyes pop!
It's crazy.
I feel like a totally different person!
I love this hair. It's bold.
It's sophisticated. It's creative!
After experimenting for so long, I finally look on the outside
the way that I feel on the inside.
This hair gives me power. It gives me strength.
It gives me the confidence that I need.
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