Sanokaa et tää on huono idea :\ *turhis*
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Alkuperäinen kirjoittaja vieras:
Täl hetkel on ruskeet mut mustat mulla oli melkein 5 vuotta putkeen joskus kauan sitten... Ja oli mulla mustat vielä alkukesästä :xmas:
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Alkuperäinen kirjoittaja Viuhahtava Intiaani:
Se on varmaan nähny mut livenä :snotty: mut olis kiva tietää et miks pitäis blondata, ei vaaleat kuitenkaan niin hyvin mulle sovi.
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Alkuperäinen kirjoittaja paljon melua tyhjästä:Mäkin tahdon mustat! |O Näyttää mun päässä paljon kiiltävämmältä...
Niin mullakin
ja muutenkin voisin haluta yhdet pidennykset käyttöön ja neki pitää joka tapaukses värjätä...
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Toi punanen on sulla oikeasti tosi ihana, sun ihon väriäkin ajatellen.
Muoks, onko se vielä punainen?
Muoks, onko se vielä punainen?
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Alkuperäinen kirjoittaja Rukoilijasirkka:Toi punanen on sulla oikeasti tosi ihana, sun ihon väriäkin ajatellen.
Muoks, onko se vielä punainen?
Ei :snotty: värjäsin takasin ruskeeks
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Alkuperäinen kirjoittaja essie harmaana:Alkuperäinen kirjoittaja Rukoilijasirkka:Toi punanen on sulla oikeasti tosi ihana, sun ihon väriäkin ajatellen.
Muoks, onko se vielä punainen?
Ei :snotty: värjäsin takasin ruskeeks
Anna sun tukan olla vähän aikaa, kun sit sua harmittaa kumminkin, että sun tulee värjättyä niin usein.
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Mua huvittais kanssa värjätä, mut blondata. Se on vaan helskutin paljon huonompi idea kuin värjätä ruskea mustaksi, kun mulla on leiskuvanpunainen tää väri.
Pompin aina punasen ja blondin välillä.... Ja nyt tukka on kuitenkin kasvanut suhteellisen paksuna alaselkään asti, niin harmittais kun blondaus kuitenkin pilais sen ja sit pitäis leikata. :/
Pompin aina punasen ja blondin välillä.... Ja nyt tukka on kuitenkin kasvanut suhteellisen paksuna alaselkään asti, niin harmittais kun blondaus kuitenkin pilais sen ja sit pitäis leikata. :/
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Alkuperäinen kirjoittaja dhhdf:
Sisäisessä mussa ei oo mitään vikaa :saint: mut ulkoisesti on sitäkin enemmän :snotty:
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Alkuperäinen kirjoittaja essie harmaana:
Sä oot oikeasti ihanan näköinen nainen, et vaan sitä tiedä. :heart: :hug: Ihan kaikkinensa olet todellla ihastuttavan näköinen.
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Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD)
The standard or typical description of BDD by the American Psychiatric Association:
* Preoccupation with an imagined defect in appearance. If a slight physical anomaly is present, the person's concern is markedly excessive.
* The preoccupation causes clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning.
* The preoccupation is not better accounted for by another mental disorder (e.g., dissatisfaction with body shape and size in Anorexia Nervosa).
Symptoms of Body Dysmorphic Disorder
1.
Frequently comparing your appearance with that of others; scrutinizing the appearance of others
2.
Often checking your appearance in mirrors and other reflecting surfaces.
3.
Camouflaging the perceived defect with clothing, makeup, a hat, your hand, your posture, or in some other way that diverts the attention of the "defect"
4.
Seeking cosmetic surgery, dermatologic treatment, or other medical treatment for appearance concerns when doctors or other people have said such treatment isn't necessary
5.
Questioning and "fishing for compliments"; seeking reassurance about the flaw or attempting to convince others of its apparentness
6.
Anger or resentment towards those who do not see your perceived flaw
7.
Excessive grooming (i.e. combing hair, shaving, cutting hair, dyeing hair, applying makeup and/or concealers)
8.
Avoiding mirrors and reflective surfaces
9.
Frequently touching the defect
10.
Picking and touching your skin
11.
Repeatedly measuring the disliked body part
12.
Excessively reading or searching the internet about the defective body part
13.
Excessive exercise or dieting
14.
Avoiding social situations in which the perceived defect might be exposed
15.
Frequent absenteeism from school or your place of employment because you feel "ugly"
16.
Failure to uphold a job for fear of someone seeing your perceived "defect"
17.
Failure to hold a job because you are depressed about your appearance
18.
Avoiding leaving the house for fear of someone seeing your perceived "defect"
19.
Feeling very anxious and self-conscious around other people because of the perceived defect
The standard or typical description of BDD by the American Psychiatric Association:
* Preoccupation with an imagined defect in appearance. If a slight physical anomaly is present, the person's concern is markedly excessive.
* The preoccupation causes clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning.
* The preoccupation is not better accounted for by another mental disorder (e.g., dissatisfaction with body shape and size in Anorexia Nervosa).
Symptoms of Body Dysmorphic Disorder
1.
Frequently comparing your appearance with that of others; scrutinizing the appearance of others
2.
Often checking your appearance in mirrors and other reflecting surfaces.
3.
Camouflaging the perceived defect with clothing, makeup, a hat, your hand, your posture, or in some other way that diverts the attention of the "defect"
4.
Seeking cosmetic surgery, dermatologic treatment, or other medical treatment for appearance concerns when doctors or other people have said such treatment isn't necessary
5.
Questioning and "fishing for compliments"; seeking reassurance about the flaw or attempting to convince others of its apparentness
6.
Anger or resentment towards those who do not see your perceived flaw
7.
Excessive grooming (i.e. combing hair, shaving, cutting hair, dyeing hair, applying makeup and/or concealers)
8.
Avoiding mirrors and reflective surfaces
9.
Frequently touching the defect
10.
Picking and touching your skin
11.
Repeatedly measuring the disliked body part
12.
Excessively reading or searching the internet about the defective body part
13.
Excessive exercise or dieting
14.
Avoiding social situations in which the perceived defect might be exposed
15.
Frequent absenteeism from school or your place of employment because you feel "ugly"
16.
Failure to uphold a job for fear of someone seeing your perceived "defect"
17.
Failure to hold a job because you are depressed about your appearance
18.
Avoiding leaving the house for fear of someone seeing your perceived "defect"
19.
Feeling very anxious and self-conscious around other people because of the perceived defect