Beauty Review :: Loreal Casting Creme Gloss (Brownie)

Loreal Casting Creme Gloss - Brownie

Yesterday I dyed my hair (well, I got my mum to, I'm not very good at dying it myself!). I like this brand, and have used it before. It has no ammonia and has a really nice deep conditioner for when you wash out the dye. This dye also only has to be in your hair for 20 minutes which is good.

It looks a lot like the colour on the box, perhaps a little more red, but I don't mind that. I also know that these dyes fade quite quickly compared to most, but I quite like that because it's not as damaging to your hair.

I've always liked my hair dark, even though it's naturally blonde. I definitely won't dye it black again (I did for about 3-4 years), it was such a process and so much money to get it back to blonde!

I know I should probably get my hair dyed at the hairdressers, but it costs too much money, and I think at-home hair dyes are coming a long way! I would use this colour again, I would only recommend it if you want a lot of red tones in your hair. Loreal Casting Creme Gloss is one of the more expensive at home hair dyes, but it is my new favourite brand.

Price: High (more expensive, but worth it)

Quality: High (love the deep conditioner!)

Packaging: High (very clever way of mixing the colour and creme by having a built in holder in the box)

Overall: 

This is my new favourite eye combo at the moment. Silver, dark grey and a spot of pink in the corner for colour.

Silver: Unknown brand

Dark Grey: BYS palette

Pink: Sweet Candy #28 (Sephora)

Eyeliner: Australis eye pencil in Blackest Black

Mascara: Anastasia

I also got my eyebrows done yesterday afternoon. Waxed and tinted, it was definitely overdue! I can take my makeup off now and actually still have eyebrows (they are naturally blonde).