I don't think he's 'The One'

Maybe I didn’t make it clear enough, what I expected out of him.I really thought he would be the one I have been looking for.

I liked him at the first time he introduced himself to me. He had a way with words and seemed self assured. Quirky sense of style, but I didn’t mind it all that much.

The first time he ran his fingers through my hair, I thought ‘Yes, this is it.’
I thought wrong.

You have no idea how hard it is to find a good hair stylist in KL, and I blame it on pop culture.

Malaysian hair stylist have very strong Hong Kong and Taiwan influences in fashion, and as such, they like hair that is messy, funky and lots of layers.

I, on the other hand, prefer it simple. Messy and funky, and lots of layers, I don’t mind – provided that it would only take 3 minutes to style it, and that the hair stays that way for the whole day. Nothing too impractical – no bangs, no layers that poke at the ears.

I tried a new stylist today, in my quest to look for one that works for me. I told him specifically, my situation - That I would have to wear a bloody mortarboard for my convocation, which is a week away – and I don’t wan t to look like a penguin and that I trust him!!!!

As a result of that trust, I am now almost RM100 poorer, and I have a modern, funky bob that doesn’t sit well with my uummm...... very classical face.