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Finally, today is the day I dye my hair. So I made my way down to Century Square to dye my hair at this shop called 'ICON' by some japanese stylist. I think it was a really cheap deal as it was only $130 for cut, dye and treatment. It's only this price for people with short hair like me so I guess an advantage of having short hair is that you get to save some $$ everytime you dye your hair as compared to people with long hair. Well... it was like a... satisfied cut and dye in the end? I was totally lucky because I was the last customer for their shop. What do I mean? That outlet at Century Square is going to undergo renovations from tomorrow until 16 September. Which means, today was the last day and I was their last customer! Also, the guy who dye-ed my hair was also kind of cute. Hahaha. Maybe I should go back there to cut my hair in future. Although I wanted to go back to black but I felt like it is like so boring and everyone was like telling me not to do it because it'll look very weird and I will look like I'm wearing a wig. So, in the end, to make things more interesting, I decided to to go for dark blue. Which turned out like....
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This time, I selected the colour I wanted pretty fast like in a 1 minute unlike last time when I totally took more than 30 minutes to choose a colour. I knew what I wanted but after the guy was like putting the dye on my head, Charlene began looking through and oh my god, the green shades were like so awesome but I think everyone would think I've gone crazy and my mum would've chased me out of the house if I dye-ed my hair green. There were also nice purple, pink and blue shades. Aiya, basically, all the colours were nice and I've never seen the colour palette that they used before. After spending like 1-2 hours dye-ing my hair. I went to watch Step up 4. Yes, I know. AGAIN. Hahaha. The holidays have just begun and yet I'm already spending so much money so I guess I'll have to try to save while I can while I slowly satisfy my cravings one by one! 'Life is not an exact science, it is an art' - Samuel Butler
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