NEW Thiiiiiiiiinnnnngsssss

I bought this dress a few days ago and I toooooottttaaaalllllyyyy love it except the one thing I forgot to consider was the practicalities of looped fringing when working in retail. One thing gets stuck on one looped fringe section and the whole series gets pulled out of whack.
Hangers, racks, handles, people, mannequins EVERYTHING gets stuck on these babies!!

HAIR CRISIS

I have essentially had the same haircut for my whole entire life. I had a brief fling with long hair during high school (not my best phase) and every now and then I try and grow it and then I pull a Britney and get rid of that shit.
But now I'm at this point and I want to DO something. Already got two new tattoos in the past three months so no to that. Unfortunately cannot afford any kind of plastic surgery so that's out. Whats left is my hair.

Its red and when my fringe is cut sometimes it looks like lego hair. It pretty much looks like this right now....



(yeah, I'm eating, Churros - they were suuuuuper good.Food photos are part of something which I will keep you updated on. But apart from the eating, THE HAIR!!!)

Ok so I have a few options.
1- Dye it. Possibilities are red again, with maybe a hint of pink?? Or Brown again. Blonde may be rather expensive.

2- Cut it shorter somehow. Re-do the fringe?

3- Perm. I might be joking a bit, but I think I'm a bit serious..

4 - Hair extensions. Expensive and pretty hooch if done wrong.

Please help, hair identity crisis!!!
S-dogg?????

Fringe

Let's have another trip down Sarah's fashion memory line. Fringe. It's having a little comeback is it not? I'm a bit undecided on this 'hippy-chic' comeback. On the one hand it's cool and makes you look like a carefree hippy. On the other hand it's lame and makes you look like you are trying to be a carefree hippy or a lame excuse of an Erin Wasson lookalike. When I was a kid my best friend and I had matching fringed tops. They were plain white and slightly too big for us, so started out as small dresses rather than t-shirts. They were fringed along the sleeves and hem. However we didn't look like try hard hippies because a) we were children and b) each tassel was finished off with two see-through different coloured neon beads. Yes, neon beads. We looked so awesome! We sounded even better, and I'm sure any adult who had to supervise us playing in these outfits would confirm. This was one of my earliest decision to make a fashion conscious choice about my clothes. I KNEW I was ahead of the pack in this get up (especially paired with lycra bike pants - yet another comeback, yes indeed) Sadly I don't have any precious photos of this pivotal outfit of my life - maybe my parents were too ashamed to immortalise it in a photo. But use you imagination, I know you have one.