Vidal Sassoon Pro Series (Review & Giveaway) #PGmom

A while back I wrote a post about things I no longer cared about - hair, make-up, bathing. It was pretty gross, but as a Mom on mat leave, I wasn't alone (and I felt in good company with all the comments that post received).

Now that I'm back at work, my time is even more limited. But now I'm out in public every day, and quite frankly, do not want to be the "stinky kid in the class" a la Big Daddy's Julian. So I shower - every day. And I put make-up on - every day. But one thing that still needs help is my hair.

I haven't gotten a cut in FIVE months. We have so little time, it seems, I resorted to giving Hannah bangs myself. (And I did a lot better of a job than my Mom ever did - and she'll say this to you too...I'm just thankful "feather" bangs are in.)

However, other than my roots, you'd never know I have been to a salon in almost half a year. And that's thanks to Vidal Sassoon's new Pro Series line, which debuted in stores last month, bringing salon genius to my home because I clearly can't get to a salon.

Hacking of the Bangs?

When I found out I was carrying a little girl, there was only one thing that scared me.

It wasn't boys breaking her heart. It wasn't taking her bra shopping for the first time. It wasn't even explaining to her what a menstrual cycle is.

It's her hair.

My hair will never be as stylish as this,
and therefore neither will Hannah's

I'm not a Lauren Conrad-type (I don't even WANT to admit the amount of hours I've stood in front of a mirror trying to do that side braid thing she does). I wear my hair parted to the side, or in a ponytail. On bad hair days, it goes into a floppy bun. Rarely I add a hairband. That's it.

Of course my baby was blessed with a lot of hair when she was born. She's not even a year yet, and has more hair than some 2 year olds I've seen.

And now her bangs are in her eyes. And I'm at a loss for what to do.

Barrettes stay in for maybe 30 minutes. Headbands last 30 seconds (on a good day). And her hair isn't long enough yet for me to put it up in that uber cute Pebbles hairdo.

So do I cut her bangs myself? Is it worth a terrifying trip to the hair salon (terrifying for me, more than her)?

I need to make a decision soon. Christmas is nearly here, and many photos will be snapped. And if I hack Hannah's bangs the way my Mom hacked mine, they will need some time to grow out.

Hmm.

Do you cut your child's bangs/hair?

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