Hi there,

I'm surprised you say your hair isn;t thick,...from that pic it really seems to be....It also looks on the curly side (correct me if I'm wrond)..so based on that i'm attaching 2 styles that could work for you.

you have the first which is a shorter version then what you are sporeting nd a cut that will allow your crly hair to do what it wants to do... you would need to top this with a nourishing leave-in conditioner to keeo those curls in good shiny condition.

The second is something that would help you keep the length you have and push the hair forward...and GET RID of that band...*(it's so last decade!)... product to use on this would be a matt wax or clay.

keeping sides and back short will always work better for your face-shape too....

Regards,

Val

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Hi there...

To achieve White from yellow is not difficult but you need that bit of patience...

many times yo uwould need to change the peroxide level, and most of all you need a toner to cut the yellow out, if you just keep bleacging you might get the white - but it might also be on the floor!

Regards,

Val

Hello Nawel,

Oh no, It's never too late

It sounds like you just wanna lighten your ends a bit to create a fade-out. perhaps a light bleach-wash at the end might be sufficient.

I would give a call at reception and ask your stylist (I blieve that was Salma) and she'll be able to direct you better as she'd know exactly what was done...

Get in touch on 0845 88 88 333.

Regards,

Val

Hi there,

The texture of the guy in the picture you want is quite different to yours as he has thick straight (or straightened hair), however it is not impossible to achieve this.

You would need to start with taking the picture to a stylist to give you motre texture into your hair and most of all layers.

Styling-wise: you woul dneed to straighten or blow dry your hair to eliminate the curl in your hair... after that you top it up with some strong Gunk.... I woul dkeep things Matt though like a clay as something more greasy would seperate your hair too much and you need to keep the volume in there!

Now start playing :)

Regards,

Val

First is how my hair looks:

and 2nds is how I would like it to look

Do you think I can? and if I can, what should I do, what products should I use?

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Hello,

I’ve done caramel highlights (T bar) at your Salon few days ago ( I have a dark brow hair) and I like the result and the colour, the only thing is that i’d like the ends to be lighter that the root (as shown in the attached picture) without having the ends completely blond if it makes sens. I don’t want to wait till the hair grows up to have this effect. Do you think that it’s possible to do have it now or is it too late?

Many thanks,
Nawel

I started bleaching my hair from a dark brown, my final goal is to get to white. After my first bleach my hair turned yellow, which I expected, but when it came to my second bleaching there was no change. I'm using Garnier Nutrisse 100% D01 Bleach.
I just don't know what to do, I'm going to a hairdresser tomorrow to ask about it but I want to hear from here first.

Hello,
I have medium length hair, and keep it up with a headband.



So now I am looking for a new style or something that is suitable for my face and its shape. I looked at some websites but they all have crazy styles which you never see people with those hairstyles.

So I need some suggestion about new hair styles and those who can be good for me. my hair isn't thick at all.

Thanks

Hi there,

It depends on the amount you would like, and the level of stylist you choose..

you can check our 'price list' section on the left hand side grid,


Regards,

Val

Hi there,

Sorry to hear that you weren't entirely happy with your experience here at ColourNation.

As a company that takes pride in its colour work, we of course need to also be on the ball when it comes to correcting a colour.

So yes, fixing a colour is something we definitely can and are more than willing to do.

Unfortunately as you can imagine, it is difficult to give proper advice until you actually see the colour and how to tackle it,... but other than that we do believe that colours are fixable!

If you could give us a call on 0845 88 88 333 to book for a free consultation, or the colour correction itself that would be great.

You can also e-mail at care@colournation.com

Best Regards,

Val