It is a beautiful Tuesday morning. From the glass of the 12th floor of my office building, I could see the magnificent greens and minute movements of people on the street. The roads are not as busy as usual. Probably because, its during the off-peak hustle bustle of KL.

I looked around my office space and see everyone busy doing their own work looking tired and lethargic. The cold air condition is not helping either. However, I am glad I am not half tired or sleepy like how I used to be. Why? Because my hair has been chopped!

It was a blessing in disguise as I took the courage to what I precious most –my hair. For as long as I can remember, I have always had long hair. No doubt having long hair brings out the beauty in a lady. Coupled with personality and character, image and the mood, long hair just gives a kicker to enhance a person’s well being.

Nonetheless, I personally feel short hair too give a better effect than long hair. I feel brilliant, energise, happy and enjoying each and every breathing moments of life. It is amazing to feel so much happier than ever While reading through the lines, I could feel my face muscles stretching because the spontaneous gestures. In fact, when I talk to people, I feel my eyes smiles as well. Together with all the facial expressions, I feel this short hair shove out the hidden me, which was submerged for a very long time.

For the record, my hair is currently 1½ inches from my scalp. The shortest length I have ever dared. I know! It was a risk for us women, as the length of the hair depicts our crown of beauty.

But at another light, how you want to style your hair; be it short, long or mid-length depends on your personality. It is whether you want to take a risk or not. This is definitely so me. I love the challenge and explore the unfolded opportunities. You will never know what is install for you until you experience it. If it is not your cup of tea, you are missing out the meaning of being bold and beautiful.