I had been toying with the idea of ombre-ing my hair for months, I loved how it looked on others and I wanted in on the action.. But I was scared, I have spent quite a few years getting my hair back to my natural colour and it hadn't seen a hairdye for ages. I talked myself into it by thinking how it will only be on the ends of my hair, and how I could have it cut if it turned out to be a disaster.. So I decided to just go for it.
I used products from the New Scott Cornwall range which includes a Decolour Remover, a Decolour Stripper, and Shine On. They also have some restore colour products that help to tone the hair, to either give it a boost, or to use after using a Decolour product.
So I used the Decolour Stripper* and the Cool Ash Colour Restore* to apply when I had used the stripper to tone it down.
What the strippers does it remove atrificial and natural hair pigments, leaving you with a lightened shade without bleaching and damaging your hair. This product was so simple to use, it didn't smell bad atall and it is a thick cream so didn't drip or make a mess atall. I applied this is stages to freshly washed, clarified hair.
So I used the Decolour Stripper* and the Cool Ash Colour Restore* to apply when I had used the stripper to tone it down.
What the strippers does it remove atrificial and natural hair pigments, leaving you with a lightened shade without bleaching and damaging your hair. This product was so simple to use, it didn't smell bad atall and it is a thick cream so didn't drip or make a mess atall. I applied this is stages to freshly washed, clarified hair.
