Have you ever wanted to grow out a cut, but got frustrated 10 or 12 weeks into the process? If you have, you know the deal.

It’s that time of year again. Halloween. Yeah! We love Halloween at our house, and in our neighborhood. When I was a kid, my mom was the best at helping us make our homemade costumes. No mega spooky stores then. I traditionally make this week’s column up from a kit. Literally. I want to let you know that it doesn’t take much, to “make-up” a great costume this ghoulish night. This year, I turned my 9-year-old into a Zombie:

Hair color that has faded – especially when it is a brilliant red color that has faded to pink.

Time and time again I see woman who are dressed well, have a great hairstyle and accessories to boot, even great makeup except one thing... lip color.

My family is mostly made up of curly headed people. Just a few with the shiny, straight hair. So one of my curly peeps suggested that I offer up some tips for helping those curly locks avoid the frizzes. Oh it’s been an awful summer for frizz. Here are some of these tips...

With fall just around the corner, some of you might be getting ready to put away your summer looks and trot out your fall and winter fashions. What better time to re-evaluate your style than now? I have always said that a season change is the best time time to check your look and make preparations for the next season’s trends.

An interesting thing happened to me yesterday. As I drove through my favorite fast food chain, (that’s not really a place I should be eating from) the money-taking girl saw a box of business cards in my front seat, and, in a moment of fast-food worker brilliance, asked if I worked at a hair salon.

It seems as though every time I write a column about gray hair, I am usually writing about covering the stuff up.