Lee Stafford Sun Kissed Lightening Spray

Lee Stafford Sun Kissed Lightening Spray
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Getting my hair died from brown to blonde (which I didn’t think was actually a big change until someone from Uni didn’t recognise me as a blonde!) the whole issue of roots and getting my hair re-died have become a lot more apparent. Before I went blonde I used to always get my highlights done underneath my top layer so that I could get away with the re-growth for a bit longer. Sounds cheap but I liked the blonde being underneath and just showing through as opposed to being too in your face on top. Going to the salon and even just getting a root touch up can be a pricey experience and I’m a bit afraid of trying out a DIY kit at home. This is where the Lee Stafford Sun Kissed Lightening Spray* comes into play! This is a cirrus infused lightening spray for all hair shades that can be used for 4 handy hair looks.

1 – Lighten your hair all over
2 – Give your hair an ombre look by spraying onto the bottom sections of your hair
3 – Highlight sections of your hair from root to tip
4 – Root touch up by spraying onto the area of the roots

I wanted something to tide me over until next pay day and when I was at home and able to book in a trip to Headmasters where I get all my colour and cuts done. I used this spray on my roots specifically to hopefully lighten them and put off the imminent salon trip! With this spray you use it on towel dried hair and then blow dry your hair to active the product. It says on the bottle that this is a grower not a shower so to be careful with application and wait for the colour to show through. I used this each time I washed my hair and made sure I didn’t use any other products just in case it would stop the spray from working. Here are the results!

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The above is only after 3 applications and I felt that even after 3 uses I could notice a difference. The change isn’t drastic but in a way I am glad as I didn’t suddenly want super blonde roots! The spray did make some of my colour go a little bit brassy so I stopped after 3 separate uses. I am really happy with the results and think this is great to change up your colour a bit or help you spread out your trips to the salon. This spray can be picked up for £7.99 from Boots nationwide.


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  • http://www.blogger.com/profile/10372451927426398890 alice ox

    I’ve been thinking of buying this for a few weeks now, and after you felt you’ve seen a difference after 3 uses I think i’ll give it a go! :-)

    • http://www.blogger.com/profile/13533032918118650221 A Girl and a Beauty Blog

      I was impressed with the results and happy I tried it out. Not a drastic difference but enough of one to notice =) xx

  • http://www.blogger.com/profile/10394277975184520949 Hannah

    This is just like Sun In I think, from back in the day, spray hydrogen peroxide. It works but it can be really damaging. Worth keeping in mind :)

    • http://www.blogger.com/profile/13533032918118650221 A Girl and a Beauty Blog

      It is isn’t it! It can be damaging yes and I wouldn’t use it all the time only when my roots need some TLC xx

  • http://www.blogger.com/profile/13969535324210965145 Laurenlovesmakeup’xoxo
    • http://www.blogger.com/profile/13533032918118650221 A Girl and a Beauty Blog

      It is a great thing to try out!xx

  • http://www.blogger.com/profile/13419435876945052290 Lucy – Beauty and the Blogger

    Ooh this looks way better than whenever I’ve tried to use similar stuff, it might just be my hair though as it always goes ginger.

    • http://www.blogger.com/profile/13533032918118650221 A Girl and a Beauty Blog

      I think it depends on how much you use and how often. Mine started to go a bit brassy after 3 uses so I stopped it for a bit =) xx

  • http://www.blogger.com/profile/10396769709691027428 FrancesCassandra♥

    Ooh this looks really interesting… Definitely thinking about giving it a go, I’ve been wanting to lighten my ombre for a while now but I don’t want to go to a salon and I’m too lazy/scared to do it myself haha!

    Frances xx

    http://francescassandra.blogspot.co.uk

    • http://www.blogger.com/profile/13533032918118650221 A Girl and a Beauty Blog

      This will be great then! Can give it a bit of a lighten without being too drastic xx

  • http://www.blogger.com/profile/09605711006017494479 Rachel Widmer L

    I have tried the John Frieda version which is good… the brassy tones can be toned down with a purple shampoo. Nothing beats a professional colourist though!

    Rachel from http://www.whatabeauty.co.uk x

    • http://www.blogger.com/profile/13533032918118650221 A Girl and a Beauty Blog

      Thanks for the tip will keep that in mind =) And I know it doesn’t – thank god Headmasters have a half price colour sale on at the moment!xx

  • http://www.blogger.com/profile/05660570156045096961 Catherine

    Was intrigued by this, it seems to work well for your hair. I tried the John Frieda one and it fried my hair, I think I went OTT! xxx

    • http://www.blogger.com/profile/13533032918118650221 A Girl and a Beauty Blog

      Eep oh dear! Defo less is more with this =) xx

  • http://www.blogger.com/profile/02252060427944735300 Hola Bambi

    I’ve been wanting to try this !! Good review xx

    • http://www.blogger.com/profile/13533032918118650221 A Girl and a Beauty Blog

      It’s really good – worth a try!xx