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The purple hair experiment - part 2

Well, I did it...sort of. I didn't do my whole head, only the underside, but I love it! Please forgive these pics...there is a reason why I don't take photos ever. I have a huge Scottish nose and semi-crooked eyes that selfies tend to bring out even worse than in real life. I straightened my hair (something I rarely ever do because my natural curls fall pretty nicely and it takes up too much time), but here is the after:
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In the sunlight, it's almost a bright bluish-purple which I love even more!

I left it on for two hours this time and I really LOVE the results. I think, on the next go, I will go higher up and leave less blonde, but I'm still not sure I'm going to go whole-headed just yet. I only ended up using half a bottle, and since I bought three boxes, I have plenty for future touch-ups. I'm not sure how long this is supposed to last, but I'm not going to go above and beyond to protect it. I wash my hair every other day and pony-tail it on the off days, so I think that's a good-enough routine.

My mother will still probably have a heart-attack, but oh well, it's my hair and I'm 46, so I guess I'm entitled to do it anyway I want. I'll keep y'all updated on how it stays. Overall, I'm pretty impressed with this stuff, so much so that I actually even left a review on Target.com and I rarely ever leave reviews!

Comments

Tiffstitch said…
Wow!! I love it! That colour is gorgeous!
Linda said…
Your hair looks great Keiley. I love the color. So happy you decided to do it all.

Linda
Emma Louise said…
It loos good! I'd go for the full head of colour ;)
Bea said…
That's a great colour - glad you went for it.
Justine said…
Great colour! I like the effect of it being underneath your natural colour.
Mii Stitch said…
The colour is fantastic! I can understand why you love it ;)
Good for you for giving it a go and you look beautiful!
Don't listen to your mum... we all love them but sometimes they can be a bit too much!
The hair colour looks great! I have exactly the same problem with red tones going orange. I used to use a nice blue-black or a purple-black but it's been a while since I dyed my hair. Too much faff and it doesn't cover the grey!
Vickie said…
I like it!!! It looks wonderful!!!!!
Lisa said…
It looks great! I always wondered how colors would look on dark hair - now I know!
Heather said…
Oh wow I love it! It's a lot more vibrant than I thought it would be!

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