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BLEACH LONDON AWKWARD PEACH

I’ve always been pretty brave when it comes to dying my hair. In fact I’ve cut and coloured my own hair for the past 7 years! And my hair is the one thing I constantly get complimented on. Sadly it’s not all mine but thats what makes it so fun. I can cut my hair off and just but new hair to make it long again. You may of read my previous post when I went to Regis for the Colour Bonding Treatment. I got a lot of people telling me they love me with a bob, however for me the long princess hair will forever be my comfort blanket. You just can’t beat having long blonde hair and feeling like a utter babe. 

I first applied the LIVE dye in “Peachy Blush” The picture on the box was the desired look I kinda wanted. I wanted a orange/creamy hint of pink tone to my hair. I then selected bits of my hair and applied the BLEACH London in “awkward peach” However I mixed it with some standard conditioner. This ended up watering the dye down too much so I only really had a tint after the first attempt. So I decided to go back over my hair just with the BLEACH LONDON by it’s self. 

So of course my hair turning out bright pink wasn't the look I was going for. So I ended up going back into the bathroom and grabbing the bottle of purple shampoo and applying it to my damp hair and leaving on for around 10 minutes, before rinsing. Luckily the purple shampoo then managed to tone down the pink to a more blush/peachy look. The shade/tone of my hair isn't what i wanted. It's far from it. However I actually really love the pink and I like the shade and tonal effect I've managed to create from the roots to the ends. I had a lot of people ask if I had it done professionally. Of course BLEACH London at £6 a bottle they are the perfect little dyes to spice up your hair for a temp amount of time. I'm yet to wash my hair again, but I think I'll be sad when my pink locks fade. You can shop BLEACH London in your local Boots.  
So of course my hair turning out bright pink wasn’t the look I was going for. So I ended up going back into the bathroom and grabbing the bottle of purple shampoo and applying it to my damp hair and leaving on for around 10 minutes, before rinsing. Luckily the purple shampoo then managed to tone down the pink to a more blush/peachy look. The shade/tone of my hair isn’t what i wanted. It’s far from it. However I actually really love the pink and I like the shade and tonal effect I’ve managed to create from the roots to the ends. I had a lot of people ask if I had it done professionally. Of course BLEACH London at £6 a bottle they are the perfect little dyes to spice up your hair for a temp amount of time. I’m yet to wash my hair again, but I think I’ll be sad when my pink locks fade. You can shop BLEACH London in your local Boots.  

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