Lush Caca Rouge Henna Hairdye

LINK TO BEFORE AND AFTER PICTURES BELOW vvv

What to expect from using Caca Rouge, a little bit on how I applied it.
To anyone thinking I dislike the product - try actually listening to what I say.
To anyone wondering what my natural hair colour was/is, visit my blog: http://peaas.blogspot.com/2010/02/eek.html
For a complete review and a step by step 'guide' of how I applied and so on, visit my blog too.
For anyone wanting to try henna, let me know how you get on.
For anyone wanting to hate this video - get a life mate. You're watching a hair vid ffs.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• henna
• hairdye
• caca rouge
• lush

[Lorelle1020]

Hi, Is the name of the color you used "Rouge"? Thank you!

[customizejoanna]

@Lorelle1020 As the title of the video suggests: yes :)

[Lorelle1020]

@customizejoanna Hi, I live in the US, can you buy this hair product on-line anywhere? Thanks, hope your still posting videos.

[customizejoanna]

@Lorelle1020 Pretty sure Lush has an American site you can order from. Google 'Lush' and it should come up with the shop.

[DragonflySparrow]

This looks great on you! Your skin color is PERFECT for red hair. I saw your before picture and that looks good too, but the ginger color just works so well for your skin color. Well done!

[customizejoanna]

@DragonflySparrow Thank you! Just read your comment and it's made my day :)

[customizejoanna]

@frankydu13 everyone already knows what it means in french, you muppet.

[gforceroy1]

It looks so natural!

[Blink1Katie234]

Roots after two weeks?!

You're so lucky your hair grows so fast!

[steflondon88]

VASELINE GELLY around your hairline works WONDerssssssssssssssssssss.

[RCL10100]

It looks gorgeous! I wish my hair was light enough to go a natural red colour if I were to use red henna! You're soo lucky! =)

[ViviChiki]

@LauRA73N it made me laugh when i saw it haahah

[customizejoanna]

@TheOhaiKate I'd try just rouge first to see what colour you go. If you don't like it straight away you can dye it again. If you want to go darker you could mix in a little of the brun or black henna that's also available from Lush. I'd probably go with the brun. If you ask for a sample they'll give you a decent sized piece to mix in with the rouge. Ask when/if you go in and see what the ladies say - they're usually very good with random tips about using henna :)