4 x TUBS DIRECTIONS Hair Dye/Colour CHOOSE ANY COLOURS

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If lightening your hair (which is recommended for best results): make sure you use a hot oil or intense conditioner. This will leave an oily layer so make sure to shampoo before dying.

Wear a set of old clothes to be safe, and then cover yourself with a hairdresser’s cape, towel or bathrobe. Lay down some old towels, newspaper or similar on the floor as well to catch any spillages. Put on a set of disposable gloves to make sure the colour can’t stain your fingers. If you're new here, peek-a-boo placements are the perfect way to start off in the colouring world. Having a panel of colour hidden under your natural hair gives you a great way to experiment with our range of 46 vivid colours. Want to get the look? Apply Carnation Pink, into Pastel Blue, into a diluted mix of Fluorescent Green with Spring Green. Not sure what to dilute with? We recommend our Colour Protecting Conditioner or White Toner. @vanitydollsalon Use a tint brush to comb the colour into the various sections of hair, applying it to ¼ – ½ inch at a time for total coverage. Combining multiple colours is simpler than you might think, but make sure you follow these seven golden rules before you get started.

What’s your colour?

Do notuse shampoo with conditioner before the application of dye.Just SHAMPOO ONLY!This is a conditioning product! I remember years ago finding the idea of bleaching my whole head the scariest thing ever…as you can see I changed my mind. But you don’t have to dye your whole head; for years I just had the bottom half of my head dyed and a little slice under my fringe (it was really cool when I wore it in an updo http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Updo). The possibilities are endless, for example you could try any of the following:

Once you have the art of blending down, then take a leaf out of our stylist's book. Using Turquoise at the roots, then melting into a mix of Spring Green with Fluorescent Green. Make sure to make the mix before applying! If that is still not enough colour, then add a touch of Lavender using a face-frame placement like our stylist. Feeling adventurous? If you want a lighter shade or tone, try mixing Directions Hair Dye with White Toner or Colour Care Conditioner Use your brush rather than straight from the tub to ensure an even coverage. Step 7 – Let the colour do its thing White toner can also be used to dilute colours: e.g. Carnation Pink dilutes into a very pretty candy floss pink.We strongly recommend investing in a Mixing Bowl Tint Brush, Mixing Bowl and a pair of Latex Gloves to keep colour where you want it, and nowhere you don’t. To help make sure you don’t have to reach for the scissors or make an emergency salon appointment, separate your damp hair into at least four sections using hair clips or bands. This exposes all your hair to the colour, giving you complete coverage.