You know I'm a big fan of Bubble Hair Coloring, right? This time around, I tried something different, from another Korean cosmetics brand. I'm talking about the Berry Trendy Hair Color Cream from Tony Moly.
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| Berry Trendy Hair Color Cream. |
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| English text, yay! |
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| And for those who can understand Hangul, this side is for you! :) |
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| Before and after. |
To use, simply squeeze out the contents of the tube (number 1) into the bottle (number 2).
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| Solutions 1 and 2. :) |
Close the cap, and shake vigorously until the mixture becomes even.
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| Shake, shake, shake! |
The mixture should look like this after a few minutes of shaking.
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| Purple-ish cream. :) |
Once done, divide your hair into sections and start applying the color cream. Leave it on for 20-30 minutes. Wash it off with lukewarm water, then rinse thoroughly with shampoo. Apply the hair treatment afterwards, leave it on for at least five to ten minutes before washing it off.
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| Hair treatment. |
Now here are the before and after shots of my hair.
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| From black... |
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| To reddish brown! |
- Very affordable at Php 328 per box.
- Convenient and easy to use.
- It does a good job of lightening the color of your hair.
- The scent! It smells like strawberries!
What you might not like:
- The hair treatment. It does moisturize and soften the hair, but my hair seems to like Etude House's Silk Scarf Hair Treatment a lot more.
- The hair treatment. It does moisturize and soften the hair, but my hair seems to like Etude House's Silk Scarf Hair Treatment a lot more.
Thinking of changing your hair color without having to go to the salon (because I bet most salons are jampacked by now until tomorrow evening, haha)? Why not give the Berry Trendy Hair Color Cream a try? It's easily available at Tony Moly boutiques and outlets nationwide, and they won't even cost you a fortune. Gotta be economical. Times are hard, you know. Haha. :D
I've used Etude too.. and when the time comes that I'll use this one. I love strawberries too!
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to know that this one's a bit cheaper than etude house's bubble hair color! :) unfortunately i can't color my hair until the next few months, but will definitely keep this in mind. :) Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for sharing sis, I want to try this din pag kita na yung roots. Ang mura lang compared to Prettia
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing sis, I want to try this din pag kita na yung roots. Ang mura lang compared to Prettia
ReplyDeleteThe strawberry smell is intriguing =) I always dreamed of having hair the color of The Little Mermaids' =D Might be able to achieve it with this brand.
ReplyDeleteI love the reddish color! It's very striking. I haven't colored my hair in about 3 years, but I'm debating going a darker brunette again. We'll see :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks great! It looks like the hair color made a subtle change, at least with the light in your picture, but with brighter light that is probably so drastically different! I really like your new 'do!
ReplyDeleteI spend a lot for hair color in beauty salons. It's time I try doing it on my own using Tony Moly products which is quite affordable. Thanks for the heads-up!
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