Worst Haircut Ever

I have a plethora of blogs that I visit throughout the week.  While doing my weekly surfing, one of the blogs had a vlog (video blogging - and no I didn't make that word up) with a prompt.  The prompt was talk about your worst haircut ever.  This really hit home with me because I have had so many.

I'm not sure that I have pictures of all the horrific hairstyles I sported, but the few that I do have should keep you laughing for hours.

The first haircut that I remember being horrific was from when I was about 6 or 7.  When I was little I had beautiful long, curly, golden hair.  However, there was a problem...I hated to brush my hair, and I really hated for my mom to brush my hair.  To resolve the crying and tantrums that ensued after a lengthy battle of trying to brush my hair, my mom was finally fed up and took me to get a haircut.  Not just any haircut, a pixie. 

My parents let it grow out a bit, but it had lost it's curl and looked unruly.

Look at those lovely bangs.  It gives new meaning to razorcut look.

I'm guessing that because my hair looked so horrible, my mom attempted to make it a little better by giving me an at home perm but in the process made it look worse (at least in my opinion - some may argue the case).

You would think that this would be as bad as it could get, but oh no.

Ignore the beard and mustache, it was Halloween.

Digging my Dorothy Hamill cut.

I'm not sure which is worse, the hair or the outfit.

The horrible haircuts went on for years. This little montage only takes you up to about 3rd grade.   I sported a mullet, bangs that shot up about 3 inches off of my forehead, spiral perms that made me look like a poodle, and this went on through high school.

Hopefully, my hair looks a little better than it has in the past.  At least I'm not cutting my own hair and my mom isn't giving me at home perms.

I hope you have enjoyed my little trip back through memory lane.  Please feel free to tell me you have had just as bad haircuts (actually, make me feel better and tell me you've had worse).  I'd love to see pictures.