Hello beauties!

As I mentioned in my previous post, this month I was finally able to go to Croatia and I paid a visit to my hairdresser (after exactly one year!) so she made me super blonde again.

Before that, as you probably already know (if you read my previous posts), I was keen on experimenting by myself and trying out different box hair dyes and one of the last ones that I tried were from the L'Oreal Colorista Washout range in #dirtypinkhair

I also tried out the #beigeblonde Colorista Paint and you can check out my review here in case you missed it!

From the Washout range, I actually picked 3 fun colors that I wanted to try out, in attempt to do the "mermaid" or "unicorn hair" but, before doing that, I opted for coloring my hair pink!

As I knew it's a washout color, I didn't fear of doing this crazy experiment, as I knew I wasn't going to commit to anything permanent and it was actually fun to have this crazy colored hair for a few weeks!

The application is very simple, easy and quick: The product comes in one tube, ready for use, and it acts as a hair mask (you should apply it on previously washed hair).

I left it on for cca 30 min and then washed out. The whole tube wasn't enough to cover all my hair, that's how I got this "undone" / "ombre" effect.

I was pleased with the results, the only negative thing is that it washed off very quickly from my blonde hair and on the roots where my hair was slightly darker, it faded into this reddish shade that I didn't like :-/

If you'd like to hear a more in depth review & see the demo (how I applied the Colorista Paint in Dirty Pink Hair), check out my new video

This color is created for blonde hair, but L'Oreal Colorista has other shades available to suit darker shades of hair.

I hope you enjoyed watching this review/ demo, it's going to be the last in this series (at least for a while), as I recently went to my hairdresser and I'm blondie again! :-)

Let me know have you tried any of the fun Colorista shades and which one did you pick?

xo from Italy,

Sonia Verardo

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