Rainbow Drops Peach Rays

Occasionally I like to give my hair a little pink touch. My favorite product for this is the shrine drops (I've previously redesigned for more info). Then I saw this similar product from Revolution. This peach rays color is a bit more subtle than Shrine's colours and that seemed pretty to me. The idea of this type of product is that you put a few drops in your conditioner and determine the darkness of the colour yourself. The colours can also be mixed as well. You wash the product out in 2 to 10 turns. Also useful that the product is more frequent there are about 200 drops in a bottle. The box contains a color chart that allows you to see how many drops you need on 100 ml conditioner. The advantage of Shrine is that you can choose whether you want with or without a measuring tray. At revolution, you need to figure out how much 100 ml is. Fortunately, Shrine's measuring tray is also 100 ml so I could use it more easily. The chart shows colors on light blonde to darker blond hair. For brown hair, it is not suitable. Because I like subtle pastel shades but don't have super light blond hair I chose 12 drops (2nd color). This should take half an hour. Then rinsed out and dried my hair and then I saw no difference at all... Just given a chance week later anyway. This time the drops doubled to 24, put half in another tray and added 6 more drops as it seemed nice to darken the bottom for more depth. After rinsing this time some colour but it is more the color it should have become after 8 to 12 drops. In the end I like the colour right now but a pity it costs more drops than indicated. The color is hard to display in the photo. It's more beautiful and slightly pink in direct sunlight. It strikes me that the color is best in the places where blonde is in my hair. On the still natural pieces, it's not really well caught. I don't mind that effect, but it's not really impressed with the stuff. If you like the color shades of Shrine, I would recommend going for Shrine. Their colors are slightly brighter. The advantage of shrine is the optional measuring tray, it absorbs faster (fifteen minutes instead of half an hour), smells better and does what's on the color charts, making it easier to control, so you can do longer with a bottle. In addition, I always make a bottle of conditioner with the double number of drops than I used for the colour. Then I use this after a wash and the colour stays beautiful longer, so you can wash it off less quickly. This works better with shrine too. I think because of the shorter working time and the stronger pigment. Well, one more comment from my hairdresser... With this kind of temporary paint (not only from this brand and the drops), the warm tones may still remain in your hair despite it seems washed out. This can be seen when you blonde the weather, so your hairdresser may have more trouble showing the weather in cool tones.