Review: Beautylabo whip hair dye in silky ash

I dyed my hair, again.

Though i actually had my first dye around dec 2013

but the hair roots that grown out eventually drives me crazy!!

The so called pudding head -.-

I had tried out both liese hair dye and beautylabo whip hair dye

If u were to ask me which one is better, I would say they both have their own speciality

Beautylabo is a little risky

because u will have to shake the bottle with all the strength u have

in order to get nice and smooth white whip

and u are not allowed to cover the lid again and shake

ONLY ONE TRY

beautylabo silky ash hair dye

the brightness is 5/5

ingredient:

*kinda like the preparation for desserts anyway om nom nom haha*

a cup with lid

a bottle of chemical

a pair of gloves

a packet of colour dye powder

a packet of treatment oil where u can choose to wash it or js leave it on after u dry ur hair with towel

2 instruction pamphlet

REMINDER: Do follow the instructions given

Tips are provided as in do not apply too much on your hair tip

because that is the part where the hair get coloured easily

js added the bottle of chemicals with powder and shake it as hard as u could!!!

whipping cream HAHA

it looks so yummy!!! =P

that is how my hair looks like undershade

after i dyed my hair

this is under lights, so it looks kinda bright

this is even brighter!

that is how a 5/5 brightness hair dye should be perhaps lol

Caution: I had my 2nd dye in 3 months time and I found that my hair is kinda dry after the second dye

perhaps I should let my hair have a good rest before having another try

I started to apply conditioner everyday, where I usually dont because my hair is not that dry

If you have no choice, like me.. That you can't that your pudding hair

Dye it but apply conditioners every time you wash your hair 

because you dont want to ruin your silky hair I am sure!