I finally got hold of a few pots of Silver Angel - a platinum - grey tone that is terrifyingly blue in the pot. I tried it out on the brassiest yellow-orange extensions I own and it is a miracle worker. The orange went dark ash blonde, the yellow tones went baby blonde and ash blonde and the white blonde went an amazing silver grey. If you bleached your hair and it went orange or yellow, apply this as directed and you'll quick fix the look! I'm glad I bought 3 pots, I'll be a customer for as long as they sell the product.

As someone with very processed hair, I avoid using bleach wherever possible and instead opt to take the long route with blonde dyes. Each application lifts your hair a few shades, so lightening your hair this way does take longer but your hair is likely to be in much better condition at the end of the journey. I've been using L'Oreal Preference in Venice to lift my hair from beige blonde with a shadow root to all over platinum. So far I've done 3 dyes over 2 weeks with Wilson & Knight Pureplex treatments in between. My hair has now reached the very light baby blonde stage with beautifully whitmore...e ends. You do get some yellowness during the process but you can easily tone this out. Just be prepared for your hair not to be perfect straight away, extreme lightening is best done gently. Alternatively you could pre lighten with bleach and then dye, but this will be very harsh on your hair and you're still likely to have some yellowish tones after if you've previously coloured your hair. Be patient, have purple shampoo and platinum toner on standby and persevere with repeat applications. This is a much kinder way to get to white blonde.

I discovered the bargainous I {heart} Revolution colour shots on a recent trip to Superdrug. In my infinite wisdom, I'm trying to go white blonde slowly using dyes instead of bleach and I've just reached the baby blonde with yellow bits and white ends stage! My usual Pro:voke purple shampoo and conditioner combo isn't up to the job, so I picked these up as an alternative to Stargazer mixed with conditioner - my default colour corrector when my hair gets too yellow or orange. I chose Rainbow Shots icy blonde which is a very light, chalky grey and I absolutely love it. It's helped to tone omore...ut some of the yellow and left my white ends with a soft, smoky grey a la Geralt. It was hard to get it to take, I had to persevere over several washes to get the colour to show up. My hair is in good condition overall with damaged ends - and it was much easier to get it to take where the hair is more porous. If your hair is in better condition, I'd recommend adding this into your normal routine each time you wash to keep the colour fresh. You also need to shake the hell out of the bottles before use. My first application was pure liquid mess instead of a thicker consistency because I didn't shake first. I highly recommend Rainbow Shots - Icy Blonde if you have very light hair that takes dye easily and want a soft grey with a Witcher type vibe. I can't comment on the other colours yet but I have picked up their Rainbow Tones (colour lasts slightly longer than the shots) in lilac dream, so I look forward to trying that out soon!

A friend bought this for me when my regular was out of stock. I was pretty dubious at first but decided to give it a go with only 4 hours to develop to be ready in time. A bit of a gamble but thankfully it worked out! Gel is so much less faff than mousse! It's easier to apply evenly and because the mitt glides better than it does with mousse, it's easier to self apply! The medium colour was a really nice brown. Not too deep and natural looking but a real change in colour as I'm pretty pale. It lasted well and if maintained, requires application every 5 days or so. I used a facial spray-on tamore...n occasionally to blend it over my chest as it always fades there first (big boob problems!). I'd really like to buy this again but it seems to have disappeared, so hope it's not discontinued!

I fell in love with the Rituals brand thanks to their well thought-out branding and product marketing. Their skincare is exceptionally well packaged and has a real luxury feel across the product ranges. The Rituals of Dao range comes in green and gold packaging that promises to help you find your path to inner peace. It's fragranced with white lotus and yi yi ten, offering a delicate and sweet scent that has strength without being over powering. The cream itself has a fantastic texture, being neither greasy or sticky. It glides on well and soaks in quickly, leaving skin feeling nourished amore...nd delicately scented. I've used it mainly after showering. It had no adverse effects for my fake tan and kept my skin feeling soft. I probably wouldn't buy this as a go-to but I'd definitely gift it to friends as a treat for birthday / Christmas. It feels more like a home treatment than a staple, perfect for pamper nights!

I've probably tried every brand you can think of for hair serum and nothing has come close to this wonderful oil. A cursory look at the ingredients made me sigh before I tried it - plenty of silicones mentioned which made me hesitant, especially at the price point. I'm so glad I shrugged off my concerns. This just doesn't behave like other serums. It's never heavy, never sticky and fantastic with fine hair. The difference in suppleness and appearance is obvious - if I forget to use it, I notice very quickly! Best applied to towel dried hair but can also lift dry ends - just be sparing witmore...h the application or you might end up a touch greasy. I've got one bottle in use and two stashed in the bathroom for when I run out. Wouldn't be without it! If you're still unsure, look for the 30ml bottles. They come in at around £15 and last me 3-4 months when using them 3-4 times a week.

As someone who dyes their hair around twice a month, I really put it under some stress. I'm naturally dark blonde / light brown and love a bright blonde shade, often with a root smudge or stretch. I'd been waiting for consumer brands with Plex bond builders to come out for a while and this was the first one I tried - it's still one of my favourites! Instead of using it as a mask treatments, I use this in place of a regular conditioner after lightening treatments and it really helps to maintain suppleness and condition, with a reduction in split ends - no small task given what I put my spidermore...web-fine hair through! My recommendation is to bypass the shampoo and conditioner, just add this into your routine. For a more intense treatment, check out Wilson & Knight Pureplex 2-Step treatment. I use it twice a month combined with this as my regular conditioner and the difference in my hair is phenomenal! It actually grows now, it has been breaking and barely gaining length for over 15 years thanks to what I put it through!

As someone who does terrible things to her hair at least twice a month, I have been waiting for Plex treatments to hit the consumer market. Knight & Wilson were the first I tried and are still my go-to for a monthly treatment. Their shampoo and conditioner are both great in terms of outcome, they really help to reduce damage from lightening and have an excellent nourishing effect when used in tandem. You can get away with just the conditioner to be honest and the shampoo on its own did nothing for me that my regular brands do. Don't let that put you off the brand! I would compare the shammore...poo in quality with the Schwartzkopf Plex treatments, which come in at half the price! Instead of this, go straight for their 2-Step system (it's not on here so I can't review it!). You first apply a really watery liquid to allow the hair to become porous for the treatment, then slather on the mask around 5 minutes later. The difference is huge! After over processing on many occasions, it has brought my hair back from the brink in just 2 applications. It's magic, especially when it's priced at around £12 a box. I usually get 2-3 applications out of it! LOVE this brand. If like me you're a home hair dye addict, get the 2-step in your arsenal.

As someone who does terrible things to her hair at least twice a month, I have been waiting for Plex treatments to hit the consumer market. Knight & Wilson were the first I tried and are still my go-to for a monthly treatment. Their shampoo and conditioner are both great in terms of outcome, they really help to reduce damage from lightening and have an excellent nourishing effect when used in tandem. You can probably get away with just the conditioner to be honest. I would compare these in quality with the Schwartzkopf Plex treatments though, which come in at half the price! Instead of more...this, go straight for their 2-Step system (it's not on here so I can't review it!). You first apply a really watery liquid to allow the hair to become porous for the treatment, then slather on the mask around 5 minutes later. The difference is huge! After over processing on many occasions, it has brought my hair back from the brink in just 2 applications. It's magic, especially when it's priced at around £12 a box. I usually get 2-3 applications out of it! LOVE this brand. If like me you're a home hair dye addict, get the 2-step in your arsenal.

Generally I have quite clear skin but every so often I get red bumps that flush my cheeks. This primer is fantastic for correcting prior to applying foundation, to the point where only the odd dab of concealer is needed for outbreaks - if at all! It applies nicely and has a subtle effect on the rest of your skin while really helping to reduce redness where needed. My tip is to only apply it where needed, it's not great if you have to blend it into the undereye as it slightly enhances dark circles.