Bleach London Awkward Peach Shampoo - Peachy Toning Formula, for Bleached Hair, Colour Depositing, Enhances Warm Blonde - Paraben Free - (250 ml)

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My parcel was left on the doorstep by courier so I never received this however I have used it previously and it’s great. I have my hair coloured copper and this keeps it looking fresh and bright. I use it twice a week just like a conditioner, leave it sit for 5-10 minutes and rinse out and my hair is refreshed, it’s a deep copper shade. Easy to use but with it being a temporary colour it does wash from my hair pretty quickly.

Used with conditioner at first for an ever so light color. Then had a brave moment. Just did a strip. Tooooooooo cute.

I recently did a split dye after having a full head of pink/peach dye. First and foremost, the dye is a dark, warm brown shade. I can see the red undertones when applied and when fading so please keep this in mind as some people's hair absorbs red very well and if you attempt to bleach it out.... Well don't be shocked. The dye on my hair lasts about two-three weeks before I feel the need to retouch it to keep that dark, warm brown color but it still fades beautifully. The bottle of dye lasted me about two months but my hair is short and it is only used for one side of my head. It also smells nice and doesn't stain my skin which is great. Its also very conditioning which is what I need. All in all, if you're trying to do a split dye or just achieve a natural brown, this dye it it! (Pics include faded out and freshly applied)

Fantastic vibrant colour, easy to use. I'd recently used a different boxed (well, 3 boxes for thick waist length hair) semi-permanent coppery orange dye, which had lightened my v dark hair by a couple of tones. The colour wasn't very vibrant and it faded quite quickly, & left my dark roots looking very stark. I bought 2 bottles of this dye to try, never having used any from this brand before. I started with just one bottle first, which I applied to washed, UNconditioned, then completely dried hair, but first mixing the full bottle of dye with a little bit of water in a tint bowl. I find it easier to apply/spot any missed bits by doing it this way rather than applying unmixed dye onto wet hair. Goes further than raw dye on dry hair too. I managed to cover all of my very long hair using just the one bottle, it spread really nicely, using a tint brush for the top, then applied/combed through/scrunched through the mid & ends. don't seem to have missed any bits. I left it for an hour or so before rinsing & conditioning. The colour is a deep & vibrant autumnal orange, I really like it. It shows up strongest on the slightly-lightened parts, but also shows surprisingly well on my very dark roots, which has helped to blend them in a bit. I've only washed it 6 times/shampooed it 3 times since dyeing it (every other wash, I rinse thoroughly without shampoo, then use conditioner, which cleans without excessively drying my hair out.) So far, the colour is holding really well. I'll definitely be using this again!