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Tweet Over the next 10 days I will be featuring some hair swatches of Palty Foam Hair Dyes I managed to get hold of! You can use these as a guide as to how the hair colour should turn out although it will also depend on your current hair condition, colour etc. To read more about my Dariya Palty Hair Dye experiences read here and here. Dark Ganache sounds yummy doesn’t it? This colour is lovely, it’s a beautiful medium-dark brown (dark {Read More}
Tweet Over the next 10 days I will be featuring some hair swatches of Palty Foam Hair Dyes I managed to get hold of! You can use these as a guide as to how the hair colour should turn out although it will also depend on your current hair condition, colour etc. To read more about my Dariya Palty Hair Dye experiences read here and here. Incase you haven’t noticed – Palty Foam Dyes all have food names! ** I incorrectly labelled {Read More}
Tweet The Western market has cottoned on to BB creams and foam dyes too – I am open minded to all of this but so far I have found the attempts poor versions of Asian releases. When it comes to foam dyes, Clairol was an utter disaster – but John Frieda (note I have NOT used it but my mum and aunties have and think it’s excellent) is probably the best on the Western market at the moment (it is {Read More}
Tweet Over the next 10 days I will be featuring some hair swatches of Palty Foam Hair Dyes I managed to get hold of! You can use these as a guide as to how the hair colour should turn out although it will also depend on your current hair condition, colour etc. To read more about my Dariya Palty Hair Dye experiences read here and here. Cinnamon Churros is a ashy medium brown: The hair swatch:
Tweet Recently I dyed my hair and it was way too dark – urgh. I have been here before. I wanted to help it along and fade the dark dye so I asked on Twitter which shampoos would work best for fading. Two were overwhelmingly recommended: 1. Vosene 2. Head & Shoulders Shampoo Original Formula I used Head & Shoulders and yes it totally, totally does work. Within 2 washes I could see the difference – the black had started {Read More}
Tweet This is how I remove hair colour (always when it’s gone too dark) – you may prefer to seek out a product called Colour B4 by Scott Cornwall from Boots because it’s a consumer grade hair dye remover. It comes in regular and extra strength. I had a look at that but I knew there wouldn’t be enough for my hair so I went for the tried and tested RUSK Elimin8. RUSK Elimin8 is from Sallys – I wasn’t {Read More}
Tweet I had a hair-mare this weekend. This is not the first time I had a hair-mare…but it began when I decided to throw caution to the wind and try the new Clairol Easy Blend foam dye in Dark Brown… A small picture because I don’t like you. I wanted to go dark because my hair was starting to look a bit brassy. I thought it’d calm down the overall ‘lunatic’ look I was sporting too. I am a long {Read More}
Tweet I’ve got roots baby, roots, and it’s time for a spring hair colour touch up! Fresh Light is a brand that make the Blythe Doll hair dyes (they do normal cream dyes and now the bubble/foam type). They smell of apple and I think they work so well for naturally dark Asian hair, better than Clairol or John Frieda’s attempts (although they may suit Western hair better). I purchased both of the following dyes but which one do you {Read More}
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