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Personal Narrative: A Change In My Hair
I want to let you know what page I am on. I have been sorting out my feelings about my last experience at the salon.

I was very excited about getting the purple highlights in my hair. I don’t know if we didn’t communicate well or if there were 2 different visions mine and yours. I know it’s awkward and the source of miscommunications can be hard to pinpoint about where the hair took a wrong turn. When I first saw the hair color it was a huge shock. I really didn’t know what to say or how to react. I truth be told I didn’t like it at all. I think it looked ridiculous. I had a totally purple back and a horizontal strip on each side of my head.

When I think about it I am rather surprised that you let me leave the salon with such bad results.
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