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"Yeah, that&amp;#x27;s right. I copied the haircolor of an actress from &amp;quot;90210&amp;quot; (and not even the original &amp;quot;90210&amp;quot;). And no, I am not ashamed to admit it. Okay, fine, so I was a tad embarrassed unfolding my computer printout of this photo of Shenae Grimes for Amram Madar, my colorist at Bumble &amp;amp; Bumble. But as mentioned in a recent post, Shenae&amp;#x27;s hair in this shot is everything I want mine to be. She has a Nicole Richie thing going on, only more user-friendly. My hair was already in the same brond family, but I lacked that multi-toned, stripey effect at my roots (largely because I had not touched them up in five months). Amram closely inspected my Shenae photo--he seriously stood there intensely staring at it for a full five minutes with no comment. I began to think he was going to dump me as a client for modeling my hair after someone who plays a high schooler on network TV. However, he then declared that her hair&amp;#x27;s tones would, in fact, flatter my skin and that I could totally pull this off. He went to work, painstakingly painting in highlights and lowlights and other-lights...I don&amp;#x27;t even know what. It took ages. Ages! But it was so worth it. Check it out. I couldn&amp;#x27;t do a proper photoshoot because my hair just got rained on/is not blown out nicely, plus I had to hold my own camera. However, for the sake of comparison, I did put on my nude Spanxlike undergarment that highly resembles Shenae&amp;#x27;s dress, as well as a great deal of blush. I know, insufficient evidence in this shot--you can&amp;#x27;t really see the streaks in the front so well. I promise a fully blown-out/styled photo soon, where you get the full effect. Anyway, I&amp;#x27;m so happy with the new shade. I don&amp;#x27;t feel like my hair is highlighted at all, which is the thing I love about Amram&amp;#x27;s work. I also love that there&amp;#x27;s no huge difference, yet my whole face looks brighter. The subtle streaks will add texture to my wedding updo and also transition beautifully into fall, when I like to not be overly highlight-y. Now I just need Shenae&amp;#x27;s haircut and styling! (Toss that on the to-do list.) Have any of you brought a celebrity photo to the salon recently? If so, of who, and how did your color or cut turn out? Want to watch Glamour&amp;#x27;s beauty bloggers copy other celebrity looks (and road test wacky products and trends)? Click here! More ways to get your Glamour: * Follow us on Twitter * Friend us on Facebook * Add us to your Google homepage Photo: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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