I don’t know what it is, but it’s so easy to blend into your existing hair colour and doesn’t look harsh at all.įor more vibrancy, I left mine on for the full 30 minutes to ensure every strand was covered. When it comes to colouring my hair at home I prefer to get a helping hand, but with this, there’s really no need and you can totally do it yourself. The process to applying this is super easy too – it comes ready for you to apply and with gloves (2 pairs, which is useful because depending on how much you use, you can always reapply). The one thing I love about these L’Oreal Colorista wash in dyes is that they do little damage to your hair because it has a conditioning base to it which makes the hair feel a lot healthier than using a traditional dye. Plus, less washing means the colour stays vibrant longer. This is a semi permanent hair colour which says it will last for between 7-15 washes, which for me means it could last a month as I try and leave my hair so as not to overload it with product. The Wash Out colours retail for £6.99, which is really reasonable for a hair dye and especially good for a bright colour like this one. As I mentioned, I had a wee bit more hope because I knew that there was still bleach in my hair and perhaps the colour would latch on to those parts. I was skeptical whether this would show up, but it insisted on the box that it would show up even on dark brunette hair so I thought I would at least give it a chance. My hair colour before I dyed it was a dark brown because I’d only recently dyed it dark again.

I really want to get my hair back pink, but at this moment in time, I don’t think my hair would lighten enough for it to look half decent, so for the moment I’m happy playing about with some other colours. Because I have bleach in my hair from the pink and the blue and the blonde, dark hair colours don’t stick around in my hair very long, so I decided to have some fun with it. Once again, Taylor couldn’t stick with a hair colour longer than a month.

Loreal colorista for dark hair