hair boredom

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I promise I will write my recap of my half soon...I just need some energy back before tackling that. So for now I want opinions. I'm so so so so so tired of my current hair. I'd really like to dye it BUT that upkeep is more expensive than I can handle right now, so I'll go for a cut (once I find a date when I wouldn't have to take my kids). I don't know if I have the guts to make a drastic change...but part of me really wants to. But then if I hate it, there's that awful growing out stage! Ugh. I've been scouring Google about half an hour looking for haircuts I like. Here's what I have so far.

REALLY drastic
more drastic bangs...but you can't seem to do short hair without bangs
perhaps too choppy for me...I don't always do my hair
pretty much a shorter cut than what I have but otherwise the same
I wish I could see this hairstyle not done...

and even shorter version of my hair cut

Most of these women have angular chins like I have so our shapes are pretty similar. I just can't decide.

I know I do NOT want this...but I have a friend with short hair like this (curly though) and it's so cute on her. I don't know if I hate Drew's hair or just her lips. Ha!

Comments

Stacey said…
If it was me, I'd just go with the shortest version of what you currently have. It's my style too, haha :)
September 30, 2011 at 7:57 AM
Becky said…
Must be in the water. I scheduled an appointment yesterday (for today!) to get about six inches chopped off of mine. I'm just sooooo tired of the drying time, the styling time, the ponytails... Ugh.

I'm sure whatever you choose to do will be cute!

xo
September 30, 2011 at 7:59 AM
Matt + Kait said…
i like 1 and 3 :) you should for sure cut it!
September 30, 2011 at 8:49 AM
In Light of the Truth... said…
I'm in the same boat as you! Back to wanting to chop my hair again, and I have new pictures showing a cut that I'm considering. I'll have to email them to ya.I'm just bored with what I've got, I never learned how to DO it so it's just shoved up in a sloppy pony tail ALL the time, and it's just ugly that way. I'm thinking because my hair so very thick that having noticeable highlights might help it not look so heavy. So I just need to set a day to get my hair overhauled! As for you, I like pic #2. The bangs make it look more different from what you've got currently and would look super nice on you!
October 1, 2011 at 8:12 AM
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