The peach washed out after two washes so I picked up the Rose Shampoo and Rose Conditioner as well as the Rose Super Cool Colour to keep the colour up in between applications. The Super Cool Colour is a thick cream and is very easy to apply and smells divine. It goes a very bright pink but washes out to a lovely pastel.
Then I used the Rose Shampoo and Rose Conditioner each time I washed my hair after and it deposits a small amount of colour. I was really impressed with these products - I was expecting both to dry out my hair with the colour but my hair was cleaned and conditioned as well as any other shampoo! And I have very knotty, thick hair so that's saying something. I swapped out the conditioner every other wash with an intensive conditioner which I left out for ten minutes or so to really nourish my hair.
To keep the colour fresh I topped up with the Super Cool Colour about once a month. I had pastel pink hair for about four months and loved every minute of it! Then I needed to go back to a sensible colour and used the Bleach London Washing Out Liquid which seemed to take most of the colour out, however there was a pinkish peach tinge to the ends but barely noticeable.
If you fancy a bit of a change then these Bleach London Super Cool Colour non-perm creams are for you! They are easy to apply and wash out quickly. I went pink the first time before a holiday in Ibiza and I kept the colour topped up with the shampoo and conditioner but could easily have washed it all out by the time I got home a week later.
I had pale blond hair to begin, with a little warmth so my pink was quite peachy which I didn't mind at all. If you are after a purer colour then you will need to start with white blond hair.
My hair before:
My hair during and when still damp:
My hair after:
And here's some pink inspo from the Bleach London insta feed.
So, would you go pastel pink? Or have you already?!
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