After a week of feeling like complete poop, I have finally taken some photos of my hair looking all new and non orange/ non yellow/ non wtf is that. The dye I used was Naturtint in Mahogany Chestnut (4M) on bleached hair. It was lovely to use actually, had a strange neutral smell, not ammonia-ey at all, and developed very quickly. The shampoo you get with it comes in a small little sachet, and smells very herby. The conditioner smells LUSH and is very moisturising. Considering what I had done to my hair, I am very impressed with how non straw like it is. It initially came out a lot darker than I had imagined, but after a second wash, it is the perfect colour. All about maintenance now!
Here are a few photos of how it looks :)
I am really happy with how it came out. The dye itself cost me £9.99 which is only marginally more expensive than regular dyes like L'Oreal and Garnier and Schwarzkopff. I don't mind spending just that little bit extra to get a vegan product that doesn't test on animals. I have fairly long hair and found that the one bottle was a stretch. I had to cut the bottle open so I could use every blob of dye. I reckon in a few weeks I might get myself another box just to top up the lighter areas.
As you can see from the box image, the colour came out pretty close to the model! Its a rich mahogany with red/plum tones. Ahhh I am so in love with it.
Yay !
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