The Tessellation Quilt I spotted on V and Co.Īnd speaking of Vanessa….dude, her ombre fabric now comes with metallic dots!! It’s so amazing. Why didn’t I do that before I just winged it (wunged it?) and tried it?Īnd how about these two stunning quilts? Both by Nydia Kehnle. In fact, just google “blue ombre” and you’ll be swimming down a cyan rabbit hole of the most amazing hair you’ve ever seen. The turquoise color makes me think of a few things…. Of course it helps when the Before hair hasn’t been brushed for a day, and the After hair is blown out and flat-ironed.Īnd it goes great with a simple skirt, out of my new fabric collection called Day Trip!…which I haven’t even shared on the blog yet, but I will.Īnd the curls are even better after too much twirling, too much jumping, and too much photo-shooting. But we’ve only washed it a few times, so it’s still pretty blue! So far (we took these pics a month ago) her hair has faded a bit.
Then we washed it out in the tub (and washed a nice vat of blue water down the drain). I wish I had blended it a little bit better…maybe left more blonde areas in the mix. And then I stroked a few bits of dye higher up with my hand. Then I moved up her hair till I got mid-way, applying a little lighter. Then I started at the bottom of her hair and smooshed it around on her hair, applying it thoroughly at the bottom (the dye was creamy like conditioner). I draped an old towel around her and I wore gloves. Of course I put the dye a liiiiiittle higher up than intended, so we’ll see when that happens. I figured at some point, we’d give her a cute little bob cut. But that on really blonde hair, the color would probably never fully come out…which I was fine with. The beauty store lady said the color was semi-permanent and would fade with each wash. She recommended a few brands, and I picked up this, and (for any graphic design nerds out there) loved that the color was Cyan. So I went to the beauty supply store and asked for their input. In all honesty, I didn’t really know what I was doing with the hair dye, but it was pretty easy and took about a 1/2 hour.Īt first we were going to try the koolaid method, but people quickly told me how badly it dries out your hair. So let’s emphasize the summer-swim-shade and then cut it off when she’s sick of it?Ĭlara the five-year-old, going on fifteen.Īctually, these pics were taken a few weeks before her birthday, so in other colorful news…CLARA IS SIX! If you’ve followed along over the years, it’s crazy to think of her going from tiny chubby cheeks, to not talking, to talking, to blue hair. My first thought was, I think I’m supposed to say no?Īnd it’s totally damaged from swimming anyway. Mom, can I dye my hair blue?….Turquoise blue, like the ocean? She saw a girl at the swimming pool this summer with blue tips, and thought it was the most beautiful thing she’d ever seen. Had a bad dye job and want to forget it ever happened? When colouring your hair doesn’t turn out quite as planned, a hair dye remover means you can remove (or at least fade!) those colour mishaps – and fast.What do you say when your five-year-old asks if she can dye her hair?Ĭlara’s been posing the question for 6 months. Just don’t forget to use a great hair toner to stop any unwanted brassy, yellow, or orange tones. Maybe you’re tempted to lighten and brighten up your hair colour instead? Try one of our at-home kits with bleach if you’re thinking about rocking a blonde refresh or even adding highlights to your brown hair. If you’re craving something more colourful than black or brown (but without the commitment of permanent colour), then bold and bright temporary hair dye colours are a great way to experiment! From purple and pink to red and silver, a temporary hair dye is quick to wash in and wash out to make that at-home hair transformation simple. And when you need to extend the time between hair colours, there’s a handy root touch up that can be sprayed on to help cover any greys or re-growth in seconds, too. You’ll find a hair dye to match from top brands such as Revlon, Clairol and Garnier in our range. Ready to take the plunge? Whether you’re looking for a semi-permanent shade that won’t fade after one or two shampoos or prefer something more permanent that lasts four to six weeks – we’ve got you. And don’t worry – they’re all easy to apply and hard to get wrong! Read more Didn’t think you could get salon-level colour from a box? Think again! At Savers, you can get professional-looking results at home with our wide selection of hair dye.
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