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Donna's knowledge & experience of colouring is amazing. After years of standard highlights & getting more grey hairs I was looking for a hairdresser who could help me achieve the right colour for my hair. She offers great advice while taking into account what I like/want, including products & how to treat my hair at home. I would absolutely recommend Donna!
l absolutely love going to Donna for my colour: She is so knowledgeable and really listens to what you want, whilst giving realistic expectations. She will also give you advice to get the look you want to achieve. I really loved the fact she tailors is so much to what suits you and how you can maintain it to keep it looking it's best.
Every visit, I'm well looked after and always absolutely thrilled with the results! My colour is so clean and bright, which I struggled with, having previously had highlights that always went a bit dull and brassy. My hair is now in better condition that it was before thanks to Donna's care and expertise with colouring.
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Grey blending has become increasingly popular in recent years, especially for women who feel frustrated with constant root touch-ups. But before starting a grey blending journey, there are a few important things to understand.
Permanent hair colour has long been the traditional way to cover grey hair, and in the beginning it can seem like the simplest solution. But as more grey hair starts to appear, permanent colour can actually make things harder to manage over time.
One of the biggest fears women have about going grey is the awkward growing out stage.
Many imagine months of harsh lines, patchy colour, and hair that feels difficult to manage.
But the reality is that growing out grey hair doesn’t have to feel uncomfortable or drastic.
