My Timeline - [Edit 25/03/16]

This was my original hair before it was dyed. Everytime I went to a hairdresser they would always compliment me on my hair colour, and that people pay a fortune to get their hair my colour.  🙂

So I decided to bleach it so I could go a very vibrant pink! But  *boo*
Made a post in the bleaching horror stories thread about my experience. But heres a picture of what it looked like (september).

So 3 hours and £100+ later I come out with this...and I loved it  *loveeyes* - October 2015

So...this is what it was like at the beginning of December. I used Bleach Londons Rose to maintain the colour but thanks to useful forum tips I don't need to purchase this 🙂 I wanted to have it done fresh for when I met my family at Christmas.

The hairdresser added a touch of purple because she didn't have the correct amount of a certain dye 🙁 I did grow to like it. - Demember 7 2015

Loved that when the intensity faded the purple and pink showed through...

Now, as you can imagine....a £100 for a dye, getting my roots done and a haircut is a hell of alot of money and it is harder to keep ontop of it. The next picture is me at the end of Febuary 2016.

So, on march 1st 2016 I booked myself into the local college to be done by a student stylist! My roots, full colour, cut, blow dry and strighten (about 4 hours of her time) - £26! Local colleges that teach hairdressing are always looking for models, and it is so much cheaper than going to a salon! She did a good job although I don't think I specified just how pink I really wanted it plus she had never done a pink dye like that before.

So, about 10 days after my appointment, I dug out the 2 bottles of crazy colour I had invested in the previous year. I used them both, and have added some to my conditioner. Heres the results....

Sooooo.....what do you guys think??

This is a few pics taken yesterday, there were a couple of good ones but thought I had better keep them clean an in the law hahaha....

Will keep you all updated! Let me know what you guys think 🙂