Comments on: Dollface Reviews: Botanics Hair Radiant Red Conditioner

By: Dollface

Dollface — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 16:55:31 +0000

Quick update to this: I contacted the Boots press office to find out a bit more about this product and how it’ll react to chemical dyes, because obviously I don’t want anyone to use it and then have their hair turn green or something! Anyway, they’ve confirmed that the conditioner is safe to use with colour treated hair, and it’s safe to use chemical dye if you’ve been using it. They say that although it conatains traces of henna, the level used isn’t enough to cause any problems. Good news!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 01:08:16 +0000

Brace yourself for loooong post:
I henna my hair with Lush’s henna. Cacca rouge is the colour I use.
You wouldn’t believe the ordeal involved in touching up my roots. Imagine slaping thick mud on your head for 5 hours and wrapping it in clingfilm. messy.
It is worth it though as the colour is amazing. Bright reds (more ginger red than pillar box red though.
But as previous poster said, I can now never dye over it. the hairdresser tried a little bleach on it and it turned bright pink! lol.So I’m stuck with it.
Anyway, on to the product at hand.
Botanics. What a great range (I took your advice on the eye make-up remover. WHAT A BARGAIN! it is no different from Clinique’s ‘take the day off’ remover. Which is about £14 more expensive. }
i used to use the Botanics red shampoo and conditioner but the shampoo didn’t seem to lather much. the conditioner was soooo red though In fact, I might buy some again.
Anywho, love your blog. Keep the feeds coming.

By: Dollface

Dollface — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 12:00:17 +0000

Well, I don’t actually dye my hair, so hopefully I’ll be safe from the hairdresser’s wrath

By: stephanie

stephanie — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 15:06:22 +0000

be careful! careful with the henna!!!! my hairdresser would kill me for using henna in my hair because it messes with the dying process later if you go to the salon to get it coloured