Hair Update!! Dyes, health, etc.

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Emma S.

Sep 6, 2016

Emma S.

Hey! so it's been a while since I've been on Beautylish lol, and I recently made lots of changes to my hair that I thought I would share and get opinions on.
When I first started dying my hair, I was using Manic Panic dye and cheap drug store brand shampoo. I had SOOO many split ends and my hair was just dull and lifeless. It felt and looked dreadful.
I started working with a hair stylist at my church so my hair could become healthier. We began trying out different shampoos and conditioners and products to get my hair to a good place.
I've been using really good quality products in my hair for the past 6 months or so. You can really tell a difference. I am unable to post a before picture, but in the picture of my hair now, it looks so much better than it did (there is a filter but it still looks the same.)
I've had my hair dyed red for over a year now and last week I dyed the hair below my occipital bone to black! I personally think it looks really cool, what are your opinions??

Honestly though, even though some of these products are expensive, spending money on high quality products for your hair is TOTALLY worth it. My hair is so much more manageable and it just looks so much nicer. This is a list of products I recommend, I've used them all and really liked them. If you have used any, did you like them?

Current Products:
Paul Mitchell The Color XG Dye: 7R 7/4 and N/0 (I think)
Paul Mitchell 10 Volume Cream Developer
Paul Mitchell Quinoa Ultimate Color Repair Shampoo & Conditioner
Paul Mitchell Quinoa Ultimate Color Repair Mask

Past Products:
Joico K-Pak Shampoo & Conditioner
Joico K-Pak Revitaluxe Bio-advanced Restorative Treatment
Matrix Biolage ColorLast Shampoo & Conditioner

Lainee I.

Sep 8, 2016

Lainee I.

It looks great!!

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