The mimosa tree is the loveliest of all. It is a delicate visual and textural orgy of beauty, and a very invasive species. How can something so beautiful be so lethal?

Today, I made Becca’s hair look like a mimosa flower. What a beautiful woman. I’m at Mayapple salon in NWA doing a little guest hair, BTW.

To get this look, I did color block panels with bleach on the last half of her ends underneath on both sides, then feather striped em with red, orange, and yellow.

Then, she got an asymmetrical shlob.

If you are curious about DIY home-hair coloring, I highly recommend using DIY hair color by Madison Reed, which Resorcinol-Free.

If you purchase a Madison Reed Radiant Color Kit, you will receive not only the colors of hair colors your choice, but also the necessary tools to apply it. The entire line is designed for the DIY hair colorer! And if you need to tone in between coloring, be sure to check out their Color Reviving Gloss to refresh and revive your hair.

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xo, HTHG