I have been wanting to dye my hair for such a long time and this morning I finally did it. YAY! I used the 'Adore' hair dye in 'Wild Cherry'. I was a little nervous about the colour, but it turned out really nice IMO. Please be aware that this post is picture heavy. :D
Apparatus used : Hair dye/applicator bottle, gloves, old t-shirt (for drying hair), old clothes, wide tooth comb, plastic cap, hooded dryer, blow dryer, and a lot of PATIENCE!
Products used: Adore hair dye in Wild cherry, Hollywood Beauty Castor oil, Aussie 3 minute reconstructer, HE Hello Hydration, Organix Pomegranete Shampoo, aPHogee keratin and green tea reconstructuriser, Virgin Coconut Oil, ORS oil moisturiser, ORS smooth-n-hold pudding.
I added the dye to my hair in sections starting with the front two sections. I added the dye liberally layer by layer, parting my hair and saturating the strands in the dye then rubbing it through. The bottle did say to comb it through, but I just rubbed it in instead. I then added the dye to the back two sections but less liberally. I was running out of dye and wanted to make sure that there was colour all over. I think next time I will need two bottles.
I then covered my hair with a plastic cap and sat under the dryer for about 15 minutes. This was the recommended maximum processing time for the dye.
I then rinsed out my hair with luke-warm water about three times, shampooed with Organix pomegrane shampoo. The water was still quite red, but I figured that if I continued to wash my hair, all the colour would come out. Lastly I added Herbal Essenses Hello Hydration conditioner to my saturated hair. I had no leave in conditioner, so that was my make shift leave in conditioner. I then t-shirt dryed my hair, and a whole lot of dye came out on the t-shirt! But this is how my hair looked.
Next I added the aPHogee Keratin and Green Tea reconstructer and combed it through. As a heat protectant, I used Virgin Coconut Oil and I blow dried my hair. After blow-drying my hair I moisturised with ORS Moisturiser and then gave my hair a well needed trim. I LOVE IT. I know it is not a great picture, but I have to use my phone and I have no-one to help me take the pictures.
I put my hair into flat twists for the night, I used some of the ORS Smooth and hold pudding to help set the curls. And here is how it turned out:
PS. Dyeing/colouring your hair is messy - wear gloves old clothes and put down newspaper to avoid messing up your bathroom.
Apparatus used : Hair dye/applicator bottle, gloves, old t-shirt (for drying hair), old clothes, wide tooth comb, plastic cap, hooded dryer, blow dryer, and a lot of PATIENCE!
Products used: Adore hair dye in Wild cherry, Hollywood Beauty Castor oil, Aussie 3 minute reconstructer, HE Hello Hydration, Organix Pomegranete Shampoo, aPHogee keratin and green tea reconstructuriser, Virgin Coconut Oil, ORS oil moisturiser, ORS smooth-n-hold pudding.
Firstly I shampooed my hair with ORS Creamy Aloe Shampoo, I then towel dried my hair and split it into four sections. I then took the castor oil and applied it around my hairline and ears to protect my skin.
I added the dye to my hair in sections starting with the front two sections. I added the dye liberally layer by layer, parting my hair and saturating the strands in the dye then rubbing it through. The bottle did say to comb it through, but I just rubbed it in instead. I then added the dye to the back two sections but less liberally. I was running out of dye and wanted to make sure that there was colour all over. I think next time I will need two bottles.
I then covered my hair with a plastic cap and sat under the dryer for about 15 minutes. This was the recommended maximum processing time for the dye.
I then rinsed out my hair with luke-warm water about three times, shampooed with Organix pomegrane shampoo. The water was still quite red, but I figured that if I continued to wash my hair, all the colour would come out. Lastly I added Herbal Essenses Hello Hydration conditioner to my saturated hair. I had no leave in conditioner, so that was my make shift leave in conditioner. I then t-shirt dryed my hair, and a whole lot of dye came out on the t-shirt! But this is how my hair looked.
Next I added the aPHogee Keratin and Green Tea reconstructer and combed it through. As a heat protectant, I used Virgin Coconut Oil and I blow dried my hair. After blow-drying my hair I moisturised with ORS Moisturiser and then gave my hair a well needed trim. I LOVE IT. I know it is not a great picture, but I have to use my phone and I have no-one to help me take the pictures.
I put my hair into flat twists for the night, I used some of the ORS Smooth and hold pudding to help set the curls. And here is how it turned out:
PS. Dyeing/colouring your hair is messy - wear gloves old clothes and put down newspaper to avoid messing up your bathroom.
I love that colour! Definitely adds some pop to your hair :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Marie - I really love it too :D
DeleteLooks like you did a really good job Naddy!!! I love that color on you as well girl.... I love color, but I hate it on me lol I got some copperish highlights last year and at first I was like "eh" then I was like "okay, I can dig it" and after about 4 or 5 months I was like "when does this go away?" Lol But I think if I had that color I would absolutely love it forever! Great post :D
ReplyDeleteHey Bee, Thanks. You should try it again. This one is a semi permanent, so it will fade after a few washes, but I think I will refresh it once it starts to fade!
Deletebeautiful hair!! I love the color!
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Hey Entice, it is a great colour innit! LOL
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