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More Ilia Malinin fanart!! This piece is based off of a move that was apparently named after him called the raspberry twist, which comes from the fact that his last name(?) means "raspberry" in some language. I saw this on TikTok so it may just be a baseless rumor, but it was fun to draw this anyway. Hope you like this drawing!!
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nope i did not just get myself 2 desserts. i did not.Â
Hi, I dyed my hair using Raspberry Twist by Adore a few months back and it hasn't faded much. I've just recently bought Purple Rage which is also by Adore and I'm wondering if I can just put it on top of the color I have now. Should I just try fading it out more? And my roots show a lot and I'd like to know how I can even everything out. Also, thank you
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Purple is a pretty good dye at covering other colours and should go fine over pink hair, but you may want to try a strand test. Do you roots show because they are not bleached or because the colour is more vibrant there as the hair is less processed?Â
If the first is the case, you need to bleach your roots. If the second is the case, then there’s little you can do, other than looking after the ends of your hair as best you can, and topping up the dye when needed.Â
Getting Baked for Yearbook
4 hours of baking... and no, i don't mean getting baked.
i mean attempting to make Raspberry Twists... i made them last semester. But i was too stoned/hungover to remember...
it didn't go well... they lost the twist... the first batch was made too thick, i forgot the lard in the 2nd batch of dough, so that was tossed in the trash cuz i couldn't recover it. and the third batch barely made it...
i'm torn between carrying the attitude of "I WILL MASTER THIS PASTRY" and "fuck it i'm never making these in my life again"
think about it though, they could be that thing that i bring to the family reunion every year and am like "LOOK GUYS! I'M GETTING THE HANG OF IT! THIS YEAR THEY'RE ALMOST RECOGNIZABLE AS A PASTRY!!"
i blame the recipe. it was shitty anyway.
