I used Colour Freedom in Crimson Red a few weeks after bleaching my roots which means I had quite a bit of regrowth, but because Crimson Red is darker and more intense, it made my regrowth look amazing.

Weird, I don’t know why, but with so much colour leakage in the water and in everyday life, it’s weird how they don’t fade easily. I have seen my yuo that pigmentation of turkish green colour is really difficult to get wasted money to try a new product, I regret it.Your hub for any and all alternative fashion--from gothic, to emo, to steampunk, to cyberpop, and beyond. Colour Freedom is a range of 8 semi-permanent colours that ideally should be used on pre-lightened/light hair, however, the reason I shock many people when they see my hair in person is that I rarely ever bleach it, so I didn’t for this either. If you’ve ever stumbled across my Instagram or read this post, you’re bound to have noticed that my hair is mostly brightly coloured. I am so glad you guys have had good results, sad to say I hate this product and it did not work on my hair at all. However, for shorter, damaged hair, or if you want to try something different, I’d say it’s definitely worth spending a little extra for a treatment whilst you dye.

I’ve just used Mystic Purple on my grey hair, which is quite light at the front and darker everywhere else. Thought it might have been due to condition of hair (had lightened it aiming for platinum blonde, but it went super brassy), so last night used the remaining dye on natural hair (dark blonde) with highlights and it went tango orange again. As with most semi-permanent hair dyes, they advise that you leave it on to develop for 30mins to achieve a bright colour. I think I definitely want to start using these towards when my hair needs bleaching to hide my dark roots, and make sure my hair looks the best as possible.Professional formula infuses your hair evenly whilst deeply conditioning your hair to help leave you with natural looking shine.

I’m using Vermilion Red from Crazy Colour or Direction when my roots are freshly bleached, which tends to come out a tad too orange, so I have to dye it twice to get the look I want. The box comes with an instruction leaflet and gloves (standard) but also this wheel showing how, using their “Pasteliser” (sold separately), you can turn the colours in to My Little Pony-esque pastel shades. come in pretty packaging, easily marked with their colours, in 150ml tubes which should be enough for short/medium thick hair, but they’re not quite enough for mine now it’s too long and too thick. Now I am fighting to get a green one of my hair is already three bleachings it would not have been able to get that green tone. To dye it this time, I simply just washed my red hair out for a little while until it was faded as much as possible.

Luckily, my hair is in really good condition to say I haven’t had a hair cut in around 8 months and it’s always being dyed. But in others, it didn’t take as well, but, I’ll explain to why I am so happy with it after I show you the mini journey we went on. At first, my roots were more purple and the ends of my hair were pinkier/redder, I didn’t mind at all and I rather liked it. The consistency is thick enough that it coats each hair without any dripping and the colour straight from the tube is WOW.