Mim, Myself & I...

Hello! 

I'll be reviewing this hair colour today.  Colouring the hair is not a very good thing... It damages the hair and dries it out but I feel so enslaved by it because I've has grey hair growing since I was 16 or so... >,<;; 

Anyway, why not have fun with it right? 

I will be reviewing Schwarzkopf Fresh Light in Melty Mocha which I got in my recent trip to Bangkok.  

I'm still confused whether this is made in  Japan or  Thailand because they have both Japanese and Thai characters on the box.  

The main reason why I bought it is coz of the Blythe doll... ^^ It's cute and freaky at the same time. Haha

I mean seriously, would you really describe a mocha shade with the adjective "melty"? Is that even a word? Hahaha that's one of the reasons why I love asian brands... Even if it doesn't make much sense it sorta makes sense to us.  

So this is my shade.. Melty mocha.. Don't be fooled by the Blythe doll's hair. Your hair won't turn as light as that. I think it will if you bleach it prior to dying.  But I didn't bleach my hair So it's just somewhat like the shade on the left most... 

The application was easy.  

It was easy because it comes with a comb like nozzle. You only need to leave it on your hair for 20 minutes.  

The smell wasn't offensive either. Whether it be prior, during and after application.  

This is also the type of hair colour wherein you have to shampoo it off. You rinse, shampoo then leave the iar treatment on for a few minutes.  

The hair treatment that comes with it smells exactly like the Satsuma orange of Body Shop.  

The after feel of the hair is really soft and not dry at all.  Which is very misleading because I'm sure my hair will feel dry and brittle once I shampoo my hair tomorrow.

This was how dark my hair was before application... 

I actually like this better than the squid ink hair colour I used before this one. ^^ 

2 thumbs up! plus points on the cuteness of the packaging! ^^

Now I have to drown my hair in hair mask for the rest of my life....