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Letter: Carol Perkins and the hair dilemma

Pam Capozziello writes:
I am 66 and find myself so very bored with the womens "bob looks" everyone seems to wear and have been for a long time now. Everywhere I look, on tv, on the street, in the schools, in the stores, on the news, etc.... everyone is wearing one length hair and curled on the bottom...

I am a fan of the 80s, clothes, hair, music you name it! I just got my blonde highlights dyed dark, got it layered and am gonna shoot for a shag type hairdo like Bonnie Tyler! Love that look. I'm gonna spend a few extra minutes curling my hair and giving it that 80s volume. Sometimes you gotta be brave and try different looks including color. One of these days I will eventually let my grey hair show, but not today!
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