I think this may be my new favourite natural coloured dye, it's so easy to use, there's loads of it, the colour takes really well, intact the more damaged parts of my hair are so ashy they look grey but that'll even up with a few washes.
and most importantly, they're hardly damaging, intact I didn't coconut oil my hair before hand and I still can't see any noticeable damage, my curl pattern's not been affected or anything.
The only downside is the price, as they're usually £9.99 in Boots, but they're buy one get one free at the moment so me and my mum went halves. But I think for the results I got I'm definitely going to be spending the extra money on this dye again, it's great!
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Posted : December 6, 2011 10:41 pm
oooh cool! this is good to hear, for some reason because the foam is filled with air i thought it wouldn't coat the hair as much.
Posted : December 7, 2011 6:33 pm
for me it worked in the same way. I dyed my hair brown from blond and it was all pretty and healthy but it faded in like a week, literally... so if you are looking for a natural colour for a short time i would go for it, or if its just going a couple of shades darker sure, but i wouldnt really recomend it.
Posted : December 9, 2011 9:24 pm
I just got some of the lightest colour, I think it is called like 'light beige blonde' hopefully it will work okay, it gives me hope that you say it isn't damaging! But yeah if you like the John Frieda hair dye precision foam then go to superdrugs and you buy one and get one free!
Posted : December 18, 2011 2:13 pm
my friend loves this kind, I dye her hair with it and we both agree it's worth the price, I think it's double compared to other boxed dyes, but her hair always looks great! It covers up a bad dye job very well
Posted : January 5, 2012 12:40 am
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