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L’ORÉAL’s Medium-Brown it is!

Hey guys!

I’ve been planning on getting a very particular look for my hair in terms of colour, and finally I’ve figured out (on my own!) how to get it. My natural hair colour is Dark-Brown, something like chocolate-fudge, with just the tinniest hints of a lighter shade of brown. Awesome right! But as always I’m not satisfied with the colour, so I keep on changing it 🙂

Last year I got this cool shade of Black with hints of cherry red, Garnier’s Black-Cherry. God… how much I loved flaunting my hair with those beautiful hints of cherry-red! It was amazing. I actually thought I’ll stick to that colour for my entire life! But those of you who know me well enough are probably laughing right now, cauz they now that I have a very fickle mind! Yes… So this year for my “ultimate look” I’ve decided to go L’ORÉAL’s Medium-Brown and in January’15 I’ll colour my hair L’ORÉAL’s Light-Brown. Then I’ll get low-lights of Medium and Dark Brown! It’s gonna look fabulous! I can see it clearly… Beautiful Light-Brown Hair with undertones of Dark and Medium Brown! Perrrrrrfect! 😀 (dreamy eyed)

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So I’m done with the first step. I’ve coloured my hair Medium Brown and for now I’ll be happy flaunting my long brown layers till January! Probably I’ll click a few pics tomorrow. I’ll sure as hell share them with you guys 🙂

Have a great week ahead!

Ciao 🙂

3 responses to “L’ORÉAL’s Medium-Brown it is!”

  1. erikakind Avatar

    You remind me to myself. I guess I had all the colors of the rainbow on my head. Once I bleached my hair and washed off the product to early… My hair turned orange…. but it looked good and I kept it for a while. Also I wore colored hair extensions. They don’t fade out, pretty cool!

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    1. Heena Rathore P. Avatar

      Wowww! Now that’s super cool!
      And yea, I was wondering about extensions. Good you mentioned them and as you think they are cool, I’ll definitely try them out 🙂
      Thanks Erika 😀

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