The tricky business of hair

Hey guys, 

So you all know from a previous blog that I have been slowely getting my hair back to blonde. Now this week I have an appointment to get it done again, but as it is in unhealthy condition at the moment I need to get it cut. Now I could get it trimmed, or layers, feathered, fringe, no fringe, get it cut short?! 

I don't know, I'm a very 'leave it to the last minute' girl, I can't make decisions and especially on hair. I'm not good with hair, I could do makeup all day, I love beauty, but when it comes to hair? I know jack squat!! 

But I think I've decided to take it short, this is a big decision for me and I've always wanted long hair, but because it is thin and dry, having it cut short is the best decision for me. 

But how short? I've searched and searched on Pinterest to gather some ideas and these are a few I found... 

This summer, it seemed to come into 'fashion' to have shorter hair, but isn't it always like that in summer? I'm really not in with hair. Lots of girls have long luscious hair throughout the summer, get that beachy look, but then lots get it cut shorter because of the heat and convenience?! 

What do you do? Do you change your hair in the summer? Get it cut differently? 

Well now of course it's autumn and Im stuck for decisions!

My appointments on Wednesday, wish me luck;) (get so nervous having my hair done incase something goes wrong, not fishing for sympathy that's unnesecary haha) 

Will write again soon, 

Untill then, thank you, 

Mollyelizabeth  

Disrespect within Karen Millan

Hey guys, 

It's been a while since I posted, things have been very hectic and I completely admire anyone who blogs or makes videos while they are studying at college, school or uni. I find little time to post regularly. College/school/work is hard. Everyone has personal battles that have to face everyday that they may choose not to share with people on a blog.  

Most students will struggle with money and being a girl and obsessing over new beauty products it's hard to save money. Which is why I recently handed out my cv to a few shops in my area. When I went to apply for Karen Millan in Colchester, I found that the manager was looking for an applicant, and gave a date to come in for a chat about 'availability' as she said... Now I didn't get my hopes up, however what do you think if someone asks to talk availability??? A bit misleading in my opinion. 

I had a very good interview and I felt confident leaving as she has given me a date for a job trial. 

When I had my trial it was very unfortunate, they didn't have very many customers so to be fair to the manager it would have been hard to judge my capability. 

After the trial(on the Saturday) she told me that in fact I would be told if I had got the job or not on the next Monday. That monday came and went and so I took it upon myself to go in, the first time the manager was not in, so the following day I went in again and asked. She told me 'not to be confused sweet' and that I will be told the next Monday when contracts are sent out. That was last Monday that has just gone and I have not heard anything back. Now I am very disappointed in the way they treated me. 

I admit that it may have been over ambitious to apply for Karen Millan as a first job for a sixteen year old. But never the less I still deserved respect that I did not get. 

Karen Millan is a high end shop and many people have told me that their experience with employees has been very negative. 

I am very upset with the service they gave me. I hope this post gives you a veiw into Karen Millan. Is this how Karen Millan have treated any of you?!

Hope to post again soon, 

Sorry this has been such a rant, 

Untill next time, 

Mollyelizabeth