Pantene Beautiful Lengths

 

In the past, every few years I would cut my hair for Locks of Love.  I am not one who likes status quo.  So a little style change seemed to work out perfectly.  As a result, I never fathomed it would be so difficult this time around.  

 

 Sitting in the chair showing my stylist multiple pictures of Julianne Hough's adorable bob haircut, I began to sweat profusely.  Was this the first sign that I wasn't ready for such a drastic change? Or was it the fact that I couldn't sleep at 5am and was so antsy I decided to go for a 6 mile run in the pitch dark? This rare occurrence of me up early and WANTING to run obviously stunned my boyfriend because his only response was that someone might "steal me." Never the less, I got dressed and hit the pavement.  It was the most serene run -- just the seagulls and I occupied the boardwalk in the wee hours of the morning.  I didn't have to yell at any shoobies, which is a common occurrence since they typically leave their common sense and courtesy at home while on vacation.

Anyways, this time I had family members, 6 of us in total, partaking in the BIG cut.  My aunt recently experienced her second go around with cancer and my cousin thought donating our hair was a small contribution we could make in the fight.  This time around, I decided to donate to Pantene Beautiful Lengths since they only required 8" vs the 10" that Locks of Love now need.  Our group ended up donating to both inspiring organizations and I was happy to do my part.  Now I just need my hair to hurry up and grow again! I guess as you get older, change becomes much harder.  Is it bad to admit I have even googled how to make hair grow faster?