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hair mascara

  • 13-04-2008 9:31am
    #1
    maryjane1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 71 ✭✭


    hi

    ive a few grey hairs growing at the front and have a lot of allergies so thought id try hair mascara to cover them. ive tried boots and cant find any. anyone know where i can find some?

    thanks


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  • #2
    emmagean
    Closed Accounts Posts: 50 ✭✭emmagean


    maryjane1 wrote: »
    hi

    ive a few grey hairs growing at the front and have a lot of allergies so thought id try hair mascara to cover them. ive tried boots and cant find any. anyone know where i can find some?

    thanks

    i did post this site in the sticky

    www.cosmeticsathome.com

    they seem to have some hair mascara by loreal. havent tried them or anything


  • #3
    bills
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 952 ✭✭✭bills


    i have got to say i tried using a hair mascara for covering grey & it did not work at all !
    paid 10-15 euro for it & it was a complete waste of money, no coverage at all.


  • #4
    Strokesfan
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 575 ✭✭✭Strokesfan


    You'd be better off trying Bumble & Bumble coloured hair powder than some gunky hair mascara (I remember getting purple dior stuff in 1999).

    Bumble & Bumble do powders for black, brunette and blonde hair - it's dry shampoo with a lovely smell and the added benefit of covering roots or grey hair.

    Beware though - it doesn't come cheap. You can get it in that Blu Eru place in Dublin or www.hqhair.com


  • #5
    Sugar Drunk
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 522 ✭✭✭Sugar Drunk


    you could try the naturaltint hair dyes they sell in the health stores they are good for people with allergies as its all narural ingredients ive heard good reports about them.

    aveda do a range of colour condtioners too and that might cover the grey for you if its only a small bit. v natural ingredients and they are available on hqhair website too.


  • #6
    maria
    Closed Accounts Posts: 35 ✭maria


    Sugar Drunk wrote: »
    you could try the naturaltint hair dyes they sell in the health stores they are good for people with allergies as its all narural ingredients ive heard good reports about them.

    aveda do a range of colour condtioners too and that might cover the grey for you if its only a small bit. v natural ingredients and they are available on hqhair website too.

    this is a good suggestion as there is less chemicals in 'natural' hair dyes. However, for most part they do have a few chemicals in them, so be sure to do a strand test first as with all hair dyes.
    as far as i know the only all natural hair dye is henna, but it doesn't cover grey.


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  • #7
    maryjane1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 71 ✭✭maryjane1


    thanks for all the tips and suggestions. ill have a think about which to go for : )


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