I can’t remember the first time I was called ‘ginger’, but that might be because, as a kid, I lived in complete denial.
I’m now making up for lost time. Yes, sunscreen is a large part of my life, but I’ll take the good with the bad.Eventually I wanted to talk about it all, my company Ginger Parrot was born and now I’m advocating ginger pride on a global scale. In her youth, my nan had bright red hair and was known as ‘fire bucket.’ She now has a silvery-white shade, but we have bonded over our hair and how proud we are to be redheads.
Yes, like many redheads, I sometimes feel that ginger hair actually acts a beacon, alerting bullies to vulnerabilities and otherness, but if you own what you have and show everyone that you love it rather than feel ashamed of it, it can no longer be used as a weapon.I truly feel that if I had owned my hair when I was younger, the bullying wouldn’t have got to me so much.
kissedbyfire
Calm down its just hair they have no special powers. Unless you all going bright red in the sun a power
GingersRule