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Re: hairdye at school? - April 4th 2017, 05:45 PM

Hi Lauren,
In my country dress code is generally rather liberal; although I attend a school which is unusual when it comes down to this aspect.
At my school it is obligatory to wear a tie and a white shirt (I know it's normal in some countries, but not here). We're not allowed to wear anything 'connected to subcultures', so it involves all kinds of piercings AND dying your hair. It doesn't say directly what colours are prohibited, though. I am personally very displeased with this rule since I like colours like blue or purple.
Anyways, if we're talking about dying your hair natural colours, I know some people at my school did it and haven't had any problems. That's why I guess only colourful hair is forbidden.
Are you sure there are no people who've 'legally' dyed their hair natural colours at your school? It's not as if you'd be looking extraordinary or anything amongst others as a blonde after all.


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