- Occasional usage mainly at night before bedtime so that when I woke up the "whiteness" would have disappearred from my black hair.
- Application involved random, fairly liberal spraying throughout hair. Think hairspray kind of movements.
At the weekend I was reading Daisy's blog at Cupcakes and Cherries (for exact post click that sexy link) and she mentioned Baliste shampoo and how she wasn't using it properly. She included a link to a video that showed you how to use it properly.
I admit my initial thought was how can someone make a video about this. (Terribly judgemental of me I know. I have my tail firmly behind my legs now.)
So I watched the video. Freaking awesome is the only way to describe it. Check it out here. (In case of crazy link issues its Gemma at Gem's Maquillage on YouTube)
I was using it sooooooo unbelievably wrong. I tried it the way that Gemma shows in the video yesterday and WOW. What a difference. My hair felt and looked so much cleaner. :) And equally importantly it was quick and easy. :)
So thank you Gemma. :) In my opinion, (as the title says) you do deserve a crown or at least a nice cake. :)
xxx
Awh thanks so much for linking to my video, I'm so glad it helped you. I was dubious myself about making the video but it was requested so many times. I thought 'gosh what the hell am I going to say?' but it seems to have helped quite a few people!
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Gemma xoxo
This makes me wonder am I using it wrong too haha off to watch Gemma's video to check :)
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Amy x
I need to check this out - I've never tried Batiste because I thought it would go all white on dark hair... off to YouTube I go.
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Tx
thanks for your comment!!
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Hey have you ever tried Lee Staffords Dry Shampoo?? I love it & would never use Batiste again abit more pricey its around £4 but definately worth it xoxo
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