I did a photo shoot with an awesome photographer this summer. Here are the links to the pictures.
http://brandireynolds.com/2012/06/21/life-is-art-sara-is-a-warrior/
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Brandi-Reynolds-Photography/238973019533299
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Lessons From Tyra
I secretly love to watch America's Next Top Model. The hair, the makeup, the clothes all capture my imagination. Their fashion ideas are so fun and funky.
Now that I am bald, I watch with a discriminating eye to see if I can swipe any fashion and makeup ideas for myself.
For me, sporting a bald look takes guts and style. I'm trying not to look like a small boy in summer so I wear dark eye makeup, shiny earrings, dark lipstick, and girly outfits. So far, my strategy is working. I still feel feminine.
Thank you Tyra for shaving some of your models' heads!
Now that I am bald, I watch with a discriminating eye to see if I can swipe any fashion and makeup ideas for myself.
For me, sporting a bald look takes guts and style. I'm trying not to look like a small boy in summer so I wear dark eye makeup, shiny earrings, dark lipstick, and girly outfits. So far, my strategy is working. I still feel feminine.
Thank you Tyra for shaving some of your models' heads!
Friday, November 2, 2012
The Buzz Cut
On my birthday looking very much like a harpy, I called my husband and asked if he would buzz my hair. He agreed to do it. With a sense of warped excitement, I headed home.
There my husband stood with clippers in one hand and a pair of scissors in the other. His brother and sister-in-law joined us for the fun and began to video tape the procedure.
Snip, snip, snip. Off went my nasty strands of hair.
Buzz, buzz, buzz. Now, my head was exposed to the world.
When I looked in the mirror, I was surprised to see my head was nicely shaped.
"Very cool." I thought to myself.
I guess if my head has to be shaved, it is a bit of a bonus to have a nicely shaped head. However, my husband feels that I should have left my harpy hair on my head and run around town with no hat. The shock value of my head would have been out of this world.
There my husband stood with clippers in one hand and a pair of scissors in the other. His brother and sister-in-law joined us for the fun and began to video tape the procedure.
Snip, snip, snip. Off went my nasty strands of hair.
Buzz, buzz, buzz. Now, my head was exposed to the world.
When I looked in the mirror, I was surprised to see my head was nicely shaped.
"Very cool." I thought to myself.
I guess if my head has to be shaved, it is a bit of a bonus to have a nicely shaped head. However, my husband feels that I should have left my harpy hair on my head and run around town with no hat. The shock value of my head would have been out of this world.
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