Wella Hair Streaking Kit, Natural Light Blonde

Product Information

Before embarking on your hair dyeing journey, read these tips below to ensure you’ll get the best result possible. You can also use ear covers to protect your ears, or if you prefer, smooth some Vaseline along your forehead, temples and ears to prevent any dye staining your skin. It contains all the essentials you need to highlight your hair (the same as in the previous kit) and reviewers have stated that the colour lasts a while, it doesn’t fade after a few washes like some at home kits can do. Comes with ear covers and shawls to protect your skin from dye (although you could always coat your skin with Vaseline instead) May not work on really dark hair, as the bleach is not strong enough to loft the colour and it may go orange

Many reviewers have commented that this has been a lifesaver when they can’t get to the hairdressers for whatever reason, and that it gives a natural looking result that blends seamlessly with their previous salon colour. I hope you’ve found all the information you were looking for after reading this article, and are ready to start on your journey to lovely, highlighted hair done from the comfort of your own home!Chances are you probably know all there is to know about Chemist Direct, but if you don’t then here’s a little more detail about them. Aqua, Hydrogen Peroxide, Cetearyl Alcohol, Parfum, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Phosphoric Acid, Disodium Phosphate, Acetaminophen, Simethicone, Etidronic Acid, Sodium Cocoyl, Isethionate, Sodium Stearoyl Lactylate, Cellulose Gum. Leave on for 10-15 minutes then rinse your hair until the water runs clear and condition (don’t shampoo – it can can strip the colour out).

Thank you for taking the time to read our Wella Hair Streaking Kit (Natural Looking Highlights) review from the Haircare Products category. If there’s any products that we have not yet reviewed please leave us a comment and we will do our best to get a review added. About Chemist Direct Reviewers have commented that they are surprised at the quality of this kit, and that they’ve used it multiple times, even the gloves, and everything is still going strong! Pros: The blonde was not ‘brassy’ and the result was natural, but noticeable. I use it all the time, and it’s usually not very expensive. What more do you want from a highlighting kit? Pros: If you’re not keen on using a highlighting cap, or have a sensitive scalp, then I’d recommend using aluminum foil instead.Kit contains everything that you need to do at home highlights, including highlighting cap, needle and gloves The Highlighting Kit is easy and simple to use; all application methods are thoroughly explained on the information leaflet enclosed in the box. Each method is explained step-by-step to guide you through the home highlighting treatment.

Inside the box you get a directions leaflet, an applicator bottle, the colourant, nozzle to attach to the bottle for precise application, a pair of hair dye gloves and a generous bottle of conditioner that is enough to last for more than one wash, as well as a highlighting cap and needle! With so many colours to choose from, you’ll be able to find one that matches your previous highlights colour, even if it’s from a different brand! Whether you want a new sun-kissed looking do, or lighter highlights to frame certain parts of your face, this kit is easy to use. It comes with a highlighting cap to separate your hair, a highlighting needle and a small brush applicator too. You even get multiple brushes, all different sizes to cover as much (or as little) hair as you need them to.Protect your skin and clothes– wrap a protective shawl or an old towel around your shoulders to protect your clothes from any stray dye. The dye itself is also formulated with Avocado oil to ensure that the dye doesn’t damage your hair too much, instead leaves it hydrated and shiny! Pros: You can dye previously highlighted hair, but it’s best to wait 4-7 weeks after dyeing your hair before you do it again to avoid causing irreparable damage to your hair.

It’s always easier to dye your hair darker than it is to lighten it, but if you want highlights then the best thing to do is do a patch test on an area that cannot be seen to see how the colour will turn out. If your hair hasn’t turned out the colour that you wanted, do not dye your hair again straight away! Leave it to settle first, and seek advice from a professional. If it doesn’t lighten – then there are plenty of kits you can buy to strip the previous dye from your hair and make it easier to highlight. The kit is easy to use, with instructions on how to mix and apply the colour and leaves a natural looking result. Then, you can use the highlighting kit on the hair that has been pulled through the cap to give you even and perfectly separated highlights.

Review Overview

Potassium Persulfatem Sodium Silicate, Magnesium Carbonate Hydroxide, Paraffinium Liquidum, Ammonium Persulfate, Sodium Stearate, Xanthan Gum, Oryza Sativa, Algin, Disodium EDTA, Silica, CI 7707. Simply separate the bits you want highlighted, place some tin foil underneath, apply the dye to the hair on top of the foil until it’s completely covered and then fold the foil up until it reaches the root. This BBlonde Highlighting Kit Number 2 by Jerome Russell is a great highlighting kit for those who have blonde to light brown hair, any darker than that it most likely won’t lift the colour and leave you with ginger highlights rather than blonde. Lay out your tools– It’s a lot easier if you have everything you need to hand before you have dye on your hair. The accessory kit by Corrines (mentioned earlier) is great to have by your side, as it has everything you may need during the process. Read the instructions– although the process for highlighting your hair is fairly similar, each kit may differ slightly in the steps you need to take. They can also change them without warning. Read the steps and follow them carefully!