Jude's Timeline
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Jude — 16/3/2019
Selfie with the pup! For the top I used a mixture of Indigo Blue and Pink Rose. Then it's Fruit Punch with a little bit of Sunrise Orange applied at the last minute after I'd already rinsed out the other colours. I'd been thinking about doing these colours for a long time but my hair is usually too blue for orange. I'm glad I was able to use them at last.
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Jude — 21/10/2018
Back to my natural colour (blue)! The top is a mix of Adore Royal Navy and Directions Cerise. Then I added Aquamarine and the ends were supposed to be mint but they ended up a bit blue. I think the ends will lighten up after a couple of washes. I'm thinking of adding some yellow to make them greener.
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Adore Royal Navy -
Adore Sweet Mint -
Arctic Fox - Aquamarine -
Directions Cerise
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Jude — 20/9/2018
Excuse the weird photo; I grabbed this still from a video that I'm making. I've used a mixture of Lagoon Blue, Carnation Pink and Cerise to make this purple. The ends were intentionally left lighter but grabbed a bit too much colour when I washed it out. After a few shampoos the dark>light gradient I was planning should be a bit more evident.
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Jude — 29/8/2018
This is soft cerise over mostly level 9 blonde with some soft violet slices over the top of the cerise.
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Jude — 17/6/2018
I used Pravana Silver mixed 1:1 with conditioner. There are still a few brown strands from the balayage but they're mostly underneath.
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Jude — 30/5/2018
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Jude — 5/5/2018
It's not perfect, but I'm happy to have some colour again. This is an almost 50:50 mix of Adore Lavender and Soft Lavender. I added a tiny bit of African Violet so that it wouldn't look too pink.
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Jude — 13/4/2018
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Jude — 5/1/2018
What's this? Natural coloured hair?! It's not staying! Here's my hair 4 weeks after a salon balayage. I like it, but it's not colourful enough for me. It's slightly blonder in real life, so I hope it will take colour. I'm planning to lighten it further in future.
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Jude — 24/8/2017
Time for an update! I haven't dyed my hair since May and the colour is mostly washed out. I have a few small areas where the purple is hanging on and there's the faint tint of blue and yellow towards the ends of my greys, but it's almost all natural. I'm planning to dye it again soon.
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Natural (No Product Used)
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Jude — 14/5/2017
Arctic Fox's Purple Rain is my new favourite colour.
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Adore Fiesta Fuchsia -
Arctic Fox - Purple Rain -
Crazy Color Canary Yellow -
Turquoise (Punky)
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Jude — 4/4/2017
I should really try something new but I keep coming back to these peacock colours. Added fiesta fuchsia over the turquoise-yellow gradient to make the peachy colour at the ends.
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Jude — 11/12/2016
(Also used Via Turquoise). This picture shows the different layers a bit better and you can also see that there's a lot more purple than the previous photo shows. I left the colours on for over an hour which I think helped it become so saturated.
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Jude — 11/12/2016
I recoloured my greys, though it looks like my natural hair caught a bit of the colour too. The turquoise used is Via Turquoise which I blended into canary yellow at the front. Behind that I have a mix of turquoise and violet gem to make a violet colour and that's blending into a bluer version of the same mix. Behind that I have violet gem blending into turquoise. I also added a few streaks of Rich Eggplant to add some darkness. I'm really pleased with the outcome this time as usually I can't get such good saturation without bleaching.
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Jude — 23/8/2016
Managed to dye my greys without bleaching! I did a few gradients: * Yellow > Violet Gem * Tuquoise (Via Living Colors) > Yellow * Violet Gem & Turquoise Mix > Turquoise The rest of my hair was dyed with Directions Midnight Blue which came out a dark blue-black colour with bright blue hairs where the greys are.
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Jude — 23/8/2016
I also used Via Living Colors Turquoise, which is almost identical to Adore's Aquamarine. I'm pleased with how the colour took to my greys though you can see it's a bit more subtle on my natural hair vs ends which were bleached. The yellow barely shows in photos but it's more noticeable in real life.
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Jude — 9/4/2016
This is almost all natural, just about 2 inches of bleached and dyed hair at the ends that I'm growing out. I'm now trying to decide whether to keep my natural silver bits or to colour them (if I can get the dye to stick without bleaching).
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Natural (No Product Used)
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Jude — 4/10/2015
Just 5 days after the last photo, the sun has faded the colour significantly. 10 days later it's now a silvery cornflower colour.
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Jude — 29/9/2015
Used Stargazer Dawn diluted a bit with conditioner to make a bright orange and mixed that 50/50 with Directions Carnation Pink and a drop of Adore Violet Gem. I applied this to the bottom. The middle is Stargazer Soft Cerise mixed with Violet Gem. The top is Crazy Color Violette mixed with Carnation Pink. The ends were supposed to be a peachy colour. I did a strand test that came out perfectly, however my hair is really reluctant to take warm colours so it ended up much more pink than intended.
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Jude — 5/7/2015
Same colours as before but I decided to blend it in with my natural greys a bit more by having a white>turquoise>purple gradient. I used a bit of Pravana Vivids in "Clear" at the top and melted in some Turquoise. Added Violet Gem at the bottom and blended it with the Turquoise. Not sure why I did the weird expression ;)
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Adore Violet Gem -
Turquoise (Punky)
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Jude — 4/5/2015
Turquoise at the top, blended into Violette, Violet Gem and the tips have a mixture of Violet Gem and Dawn to make a kind of raspberry colour, which is not really visible in the photo.
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Adore Violet Gem -
Crazy Color Violette -
Stargazer Dawn -
Turquoise (Punky)
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Jude — 3/1/2015
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Jude — 22/9/2014
This is a really quick up-do using a 2-pronged kanzashi. It doesn't require any additional clips or elastics and takes about 10 seconds to do!
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Jude — 10/9/2014
I added some brown so that I wouldn't have to worry about roots as much. The colour towards the front is Soft Cerise. I did a layer below of Violet Gem. I also mixed Violet Gem with Atlantic Blue by Directions for the lower layers which is not visible. The colour is a thick slice going from my parting diagonally towards the back of my head with each colour placed in horizontal panels.
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