Haha love the beef faceThere are options if you are unable to use said toners/dyes due to ingredients.
Direct dyes, though technically semi permanent can cover very well and last a long time, many are allergy safe and no developer required.
I had grey hair for several years, which I achieved by using a good quality bleach + silver shampoo and Pravana Chromasilk Vivids Silver dye.
I use these types of dyes as I am on long term chemotherapy and only do one process to preserve my hair integrity etc etc.
My hair is very dark with red undertones so can be particularly difficult to lift evenly ( I do it myself, #expertcolourist) but the results are good even if my base isn't completely even.
You can easily vary the intensity with conditioner or mix in small amounts of other shades to neutralise particular areas for better tone overall.
The picture was taken about three weeks after dyeing so the more orange areas are more obvious, but they are just neutral/less vibrant, not brassy and strange still.
This was also six years ago, so there's way more to choose from and excellent tutorials nowadays.
It's a shame Sali had such an awful reaction before but it's so easy to avoid PPD etc if you need to, so maybe just get a fucking grip and work around it?
I don't personally use social media to speak directly with people I follow but do not know, but I really feel sad for those that do engage with her posts to be spoken to like that. It's pretty disingenuous to invite interaction in a private group in this way if you're going to be so nasty about it.
I imagine it must make those singled out feel quite upset.
Lovely colour, what foundation are you wearing there? Moobelline?There are options if you are unable to use said toners/dyes due to ingredients.
Direct dyes, though technically semi permanent can cover very well and last a long time, many are allergy safe and no developer required.
I had grey hair for several years, which I achieved by using a good quality bleach + silver shampoo and Pravana Chromasilk Vivids Silver dye.
I use these types of dyes as I am on long term chemotherapy and only do one process to preserve my hair integrity etc etc.
My hair is very dark with red undertones so can be particularly difficult to lift evenly ( I do it myself, #expertcolourist
You can easily vary the intensity with conditioner or mix in small amounts of other shades to neutralise particular areas for better tone overall.
The picture was taken about three weeks after dyeing so the more orange areas are more obvious, but they are just neutral/less vibrant, not brassy and strange still.
This was also six years ago, so there's way more to choose from and excellent tutorials nowadays.
It's a shame Sali had such an awful reaction before but it's so easy to avoid PPD etc if you need to, so maybe just get a fucking grip and work around it?
I don't personally use social media to speak directly with people I follow but do not know, but I really feel sad for those that do engage with her posts to be spoken to like that. It's pretty disingenuous to invite interaction in a private group in this way if you're going to be so nasty about it.
I imagine it must make those singled out feel quite upset.
If someone sprayed me with a facial mist while I was in labour I would have punched them.
Looks like some high scoring Sali bingo in this, I only skim read and already got paleness and Zoom referencesHere is the piece if anyone wants to read it
“I’ve Got No Regrets”: Why Beauty Writer Sali Hughes Decided To Go Grey Overnight
“The truth is, I never had the slightest issue with being grey... only going grey at glacial pace,” writes Sali Hughes, who shares her journey from chocolate brown to silver with British Voguewww.vogue.co.uk
She really does talk shite. A pandemic that started in early 2020 cannot conceivably be the cause of a trend in ‘recent years’. This year, sure, but not ‘recent years’. On the 90s point, I’m sure she’s saying ‘no reasonable explanation’ to be derisive about the style because surely she knows that eras tend to come around in turn, and for twenty-somethings who largely drive trends the 90s is the most recent era they didn’t experience so of course it’s back.But fashion is a fickle creature, and well, colour me influenced.
(...) two of fashion’s biggest trends of recent years: the 1990s (I have no reasonable explanation) and minimal, casual neutrals (that would be the pandemic).
Her "explanations" are a great example of what a fashion erudite she is.
The sooner social media influencers die out the better for all involved.@Annasho, such a thigh tail comment. IMO the wonders if social media have a lot to do with this truly awful phenomenon. Deliciously Stella wrote a very honest article on the topic recently:
‘I was addicted to the high’: I became an influencer as a joke – then it nearly broke me
Comedian Bella Younger thought wellness Instagrammers were ripe for parody. Soon she was drawn in herself. Could Deliciously Stella find her way back to reality?www.google.co.uk
it’s a mindfuck of a game to play being an influencer. People get sucked in and forget all the easy praise and earnings often come without a hefty MH price to pay in exchange.
There's no Vogue commission for "I changed my hair colour sensibly over the course of months" articles I guess.
Her HRT regimen: Extra special ‘baby’ doses of oestrogen because she doesn’t really need it.One thing is certain, it will be the most unique menopause in the history of all menopauses
Doing anything to avoid the work I'm supposed to get done by Monday, I've read the Mumsnet thread and all the comments under that 2010 Guardian article about not being a proper mum.
