I initially wasn't gonna publish this post as the dye job was done 1.5 months back and there wasn't any drastic changes in my hair colour. My previous hair colour was already quite bright (amazing results from the Rodica Hristu colouring workshop) so this dye job was done just to refresh the colour and lighten my roots.
Before pictures:
Omg at my fuggly roots! :O
But thanks to my mom's powerful DIY hair dyeing skills and this:

[Credits to shop-pladge.blogspot.com for the pic!]
I covered up my roots nicely and got this:
Be prepared to be blinded by my shiny bright hair, ho ho ho!
Ha ha ha, very bright right?
But it's not that bad in normal room lighting...
..and under the sunlight.
(Gawd how I love root-less coloured hair QAQ)
The Hoyu Beauteen hair dyes are still the DIY dye of choice I'll turn too, because it works beautifully and it's really cheap (S$8.90 at Watsons). But for people with more sensitive scalp, you might wanna be more cautious and do a patch test before hand, cos most of the dyes contains bleach inside, so it can be a bit harsh. Personally, all I felt was a slight stinging as the bleach worked on my hair, and that's because I tend to go for the very light colours (thus higher % of bleach).
That's just my 2-cents worth of hair dye experience. And I love blinding you guys with my flashing hair halo~ Ha ha, love you all, tootles!!!
)
Hmm, have you tried Jap/asian brand hair dyes? I've
always found they work much better than the western ones, cos they're catered towards our stubborn asian hair. Also helps to leave the dye on longer (I left mine on for 50 mins instead of 30
mins). :] Just my tips to share with you lah~
So lucky you got called for a hair show, cos you get fantastic hair when you go for one, ha ha! Can't wait to see your result from it!
so we can still slowly get the materials, split the spendings into separate months so won't feel the pain. Hehex..


Beautiful hair color! I think I'm gonna check out this range of DIY hair dye at Watsons soon. Thanks for the post!