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Sometimes it's just nice to have a change; a bit of fun. And the range of colours with easy application and little commitment mean you can dip in and dip out to suit your mood or the season.
Coral has always been blonde and liked to style her hair in a Princess Diana vein. This week we went for an edgier cut that she can virtually wash and leave, but also applied a pink toner.
Instead of a primary bluey pink we chose a more coral pink which seemed most apt. This will last 6-12 washes as it slowly fades away or can be repeated easily in just ten minutes after the shampoo.
Always LifeSaver Prewash Treatment which protects the hairshaft from breaking down and let's Coral do more things with her hair without it thinning and breaking. This is the anti-ageing treatment for all hair types and Coral keeps this up at home. It also helps colour last much longer by keeping the hairshaft intact so the colour doesn't wash away so quickly.
We sprayed a little Thicker Quicker on the roots and Volumising Mousse to the mid lengths and ends. This maximised the natural body which we kept and enhanced by diffusing with fingers. We then spent less than a minute smoothing the front with a large round brush.
“I'm thrilled with my new cut and colour and I know it's going to be so easy for me to keep up.“ - Coral
Preparation
We used the LifeSaver ULTRA Pre-wash Treatment and washed with Cashmere Protein UV Protective Shampoo and Conditioner.
Styling
We used the Volumising Mousse, Thicker Quicker Volumising Spray, Magic Oil and 10 Second Transformation Grooming Balm to style.
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