Superdrug Performance Permanent

I have seasonal hair! It changes colour every few months just like the leaves on the trees (although it never goes green ? well very rarely anyway!) But unlike the leaves Mother Nature has very little to do with my seasonal variations! I tend to go with baby blonde in the summer when the sun gives me a helping hand, but recently I?ve been having slightly more sophisticated ?Buffy Blonde? highlights. I?ve been having them done in a salon, but since I?ve been a student this has seemed like unnecessary excess. So I decided, I?d do my own highlights. After all it looks easy enough when my hairdresser does it. And thus my tale of woe begins? I had a few ...  Read the complete review

I have a few grey hairs and like to hide that fact about myself! Of coarse its no secret now that I have revealed this about myself but I know you all can keep a secret:) In the past I have had some rather unpleasant experiences with hair dyes but I have found a very good hair colour at a very reasonable price. I discovered this when shopping for bargains and thought I check out Superdrug to see if they had anything worth buying. I saw Superdrug’s own make hair colour and it was only £3.99. Now I think that’s a bargain as some hair colours can cost £6.00 and over, which I think is extortion. So I selected my colour choice (Dark Brown) ...  Read the complete review

I blame Julia Roberts. Ever since I saw her in ‘Pretty Woman’ and she took off her blonde wig and her long hair came tumbling out and said “Red” and Richard Gere said “Better” KM decided she had to have *that* hair on her head. So she’s been dyeing it that colour since she was 19 years old. And yes it’s curly like Ms Roberts’ too - shame I don’t have her bank balance but we can’t have everything. So La Mack is always on the lookout for a new and cheap alternative to keep her copper locks a lovely reddish colour. She’s tried nearly every brand on the market and was fed up with forking out up to £6 every couple of months when her roots started to show ...  Read the complete review

I love dying my hair. I hve had a lot of disasters and some great results too. This one fits into the latter category. I never thought I would use an own - brand, having been a loyal follower of loreal and schwarzcopf, but one day the cost of colouring my long hair (always needed 2 packs) came into play. At around £3, which is half the price of most other colourants, I decided to take the plunge. My choice of colour was the Black 2.0 at first. My hair is naturally dark brown mostly, with dark blonde bits above my temples and a few extra grey hairs thrown in for good measure (I'm only 24 though) I had roots showing and the previous dye was fading. The ...  Read the complete review