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If You’re Ready for Something Different, Try Blue Purple Hair Colors

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By Emily Williams Verified
| Latest Hairstyles
In color trends, most of the time, you can ease in a little, put in a minimal effort, or try something that looks “natural.” However, blue purple hair is not like this. The point of the color is to look like a cross section of a bruise and a galaxy, and the best version isn’t afraid to go all out. One thing I like about this color family is how different it can look depending on the ratios.
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9 Painted Mural Ideas to Transform a Blank Wall

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By Maria Charbonneaux, Emily Williams Verified
| Better Homes and Gardens Verified
9 Painted Wall Mural Ideas to Brighten Any Room 0:57 A painted mural can give you the bold look of wallpaper without the high price tag, and you don’t need to be a professional artist to create one. Unlike wallpaper—which can be expensive and notoriously difficult to hang—a mural can often be completed in an afternoon. It’s an easy way to transform your space without spending a lot of money or committing to a long-term look.
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27 Effortless Low-Maintenance Haircuts for Women Over 60

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By Emily Williams Verified
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I think the most interesting experience that changed my opinion about layered pixie cuts took place in a parking lot of all places. One of my clients whom I had not seen for about four months walked past my car, and even though I didn’t recognize her, it wasn’t because her hair looked bad. In fact, the grow-out made her look more suited than the fresh cut.
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