Carousels and Couture

I've already tried dying my hair with Liese 3 times. The third time, I used Antique Rose ( see review here ). The second time, I tried out Sweet Apricot ( see review here ). The first time I ever tried this simple shampoo-like hair dye, I tried Cassis Berry. Back then, the collection of Liese hair dyes just came out on the market. It was quite exciting, because not only were the colours so pretty, they used a new technique of bubble hair dyes, where you apply it on your hair and massage it sort of like shampoo. So after looking at the selection, I wanted red hair so I looked at either Sweet Pink or Cassis Berry. I got Cassis Berry because it was a darker shade of red-pink, and I thought it looked nicer. It was easy to apply, especially since the instructions are there in English. Within an hour or so, you can have a new hair colour all in the comfort of your own home. And you don't need help from anyone else, you can do it all on your own. Colour-wise, I have to admit...

 Bubble up with Liese! Liese is a bubble hair dye is very easy to use, especially since there's a set of instructions for your perusal. You just mix the 2 contents, then apply to your parting, followed by the rest of your hair. Massage well, concentrating on the roots and the inner layers. Previously, I tried out Sweet Apricot but I made the mistake of not massaging it in properly and ended up with uneven hair colour. You can read about that experience here . I also tried out the Cassis Berry hair dye, you can read about it here . This time, I tried out Antique Rose. Liese released 5 new shades to their expanding collection. Most of the older shades are light and bright, so the new shades are darker toned colours, and are specially made for grey coverage. Antique Rose is a shade of deep red, the other shades are varying degrees of brown, ash and black. Obviously I don't have greying hair, but I had light coloured brown hair with black roots. The result I got i...