In today's blog I'd like to review something I am currently loving.
It is the La Riche Directions Semi Permanent Hair Dye.
As I currently have bright red hair, I am finding this stuff is amaaaaaaazing!!! I am currently using the colour 'Poppy Red', though I have used 'Flamingo Pink' when I used to have pink flashes.
What I find great about it is:
- It's really inexpensive, I purchase mine from my local shopping centre, for about £5 per tub
- It's not damaging! There is no peroxides or nastiness, it is basically plant extracts, it is in fact conditioning (even says so on the tub) Which is a super plus for me, as I had a bleaching incident a year ago and my hair went really really dry, but alas it is fixed now and we shall never return to that awful place again haha.
- It works super fast, I leave mine on for about 20 mins, wash it out and away I go. Though you can leave on for as long as you like 'cause it's not damaging.
- What's awesome too is you don't need to mix it with ANYTHING, it's basically straight out of the tub to your head!
- There's no nasty chemical smell, it smells sort of like paint haha.
- I get about 1-2 full head treatments out of it, depending on how long and thick my hair is.
- It extends colour time before needing to go to the salon! I have super thick mid length hair that grows really quick, so I try and not break the bank at the salon as much as I can and with this beauty it does just that! I apply it on my mousey brown roots and overall for a bright boost.
- If you mix a small amount of conditioner in with the colour and apply after you've washed your hair, you'll have lovely conditioned hair, but will also have the pigment in there to fight the fade. You can also dilute the colours with conditioner, which is going to give you a not so bright colour, perhaps if you wanted a more pastel shade. I'm loving Kelly Osbourne's Lilac colour at the minute. Plus mixing with conditioner will act as a nourishing treat for your hair too.
So overall I think it's fab and will continue to use it throughout my journey of colours. Let me know how you get on if you try it!