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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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roots hair
How would you write the following sentences please?
Has she purposely grown out her roots color or has she not had the time to do root touch up?
Dark roots in/with blonde hair are just a style.
Not long ago, it was taboo to show hair near the roots, which had grown out in a different colour. At that time these ‘roots’ had to be touched up.
Thanks
Has she purposely grown out her roots color or has she not had the time to do root touch up?
Dark roots in/with blonde hair are just a style.
Not long ago, it was taboo to show hair near the roots, which had grown out in a different colour. At that time these ‘roots’ had to be touched up.
Thanks
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Has she purposely not colored her roots, or has she not had the time to touch-up the color since they've grown out?
- Has she purposely not colored her roots, or has she not had the time to touch-up the color since they've grown out?
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Has she purposely not colored her roots, or has she not had the time to touch-up the color since they've grown out?
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