Im sorry... I accidentally deleted the pictures of the box and its contents while clearing my gallery, but im sure you can find pictures online. The stuff inside would be, bleach powder, coloring agent, a bottle of solution, a comb nozzle, gloves, instructions and a Tsubaki(Camellia) hair treatment packet.
I used 2 boxes for waist length hair. Covering your hair with the solution was easy, due to the comb nozzle, which is good! And the instructions were pretty clear cut, so no confusion there. But the smell of ammonia is very strong, so I recommend you to do it in a very well ventilated place.
Upon using this, I got kind of like a gradient effect due to my newly grown roots and my previously dyed bottom half of hair. Lighter brown on the top, gradating to a darker brown. It didn't turn out like the model on the box, as I have super dark Asian hair (Refer to my older blogposts). Even if it was light, I still doubt it would LOL, I never believed the colors on the boxes anyway. It became a super ugly color, which I didn't like because it reminded me of a golden monkey, but damn, golden monkeys are really cute!! <3 But the color was really accurare, hahaha. The color is so ugly when the hair is wet Dx It was really orange and shiny on the first day, but slowly faded into a better color.
It became this color after a few days, its similar to the color of gingers, but with a more brownish and darker tone, which I like.
Newly dyed hair. Pardon my old shirt :P
This is how it looks like in normal room lighting.
Packaging: 5/5 - Everything compacted in a small cardboard box, so no complaints.
Product: 3.5/5 - So-so. Provided a bright enough base to dye Scarlet red on.
Price: 4.5/5 - One of the cheaper hair bleaches available.
Value: 3/5 - Not a lot of product.
Will I buy this product again? Maybe, if im tight on cash and need a slightly brighter base to dye a different color.
--Mini rant--
My hair is red now though.. Its done at a salon, but I shall not recommend it to you because the dyeing process was horrifying. Because, for those who have dyed their hair before should know that the dye hardens on your hair a little as you leave it on. And since they're drying up, they tend to be in clumps. The fucking hairdresser was tugging at the clumps so hard, pulling my head backwards and combing the hair near my scalp to put on more dye after like, 15 mins? Fuck, it hurt so badly that I thought each entire clump of hair is gonna be ripped out. And I had to endure that for another 15 mins or so. In the end, the color turned out great, but my scalp hurt like mad. Ughh, never going back to that lousy salon.
Tadah!! Okay, its not very clear, im sorry :( These 2 shots were captured by Javan, of course without my knowledge, but its not a problem for me because I am so fab everytime. (OMG IM KIDDING.)
