Nice 'n Easy colour Blend Foam 8A review

Time for another review! Presenting:

Nice 'n Easy Blend Foam 8A (£4 Asda)

The instance I saw my black roots (half an inch or more), I noticed that there were some yellow patches in my hair which I couldn't get rid of - it seriously didn't suit with the ash blonde.Honestly it was so horrible:

I simply just lifted the top layers of my hair to demonstrate how bad it could get. 

I had some thoughts about my hair, thinking it might be too light.

So, I went darker!

Firstly, I bleach bathed my hair for 10 minutes (I was so bad at applying because my pre bleached hair began turning white whilst my black roots stayed black, and I didn't want my hair falling off) and applied the dye.

After 20 mins of lazing about, I paused at the mirror, realizing how dark my hair has turned out. So I rushed to the bathroom to rinse it out.

Yeah so my hair looked brown! I wasn't too sure because my room light has a yellow tinge to it. The colour itself was exactly like that model on the box LOL.

Anyways, here's the before and after photos:

Before:

Really light ash blonde.

After:

Medium ash blonde.

 The camera and sunlight makes it look lighter than it actually is. ATM, still unsure if I love it or not. Will most likely go lighter again after a few months.

Anyways, application was easy. Would highly reccomend this to anyone with a cool skin tone who wants to have more natural looking hair.

For better photos, check out Mel's review on the colour! [here] She's one of my idols ^___^

Note* I washed my hair and the dye has gone a little lighter, giving it a beige tint instead of a red one. Reminds me of the soft, hime style xD