Home hair dye - Garnier Nutrisse - Holly Willoughby Blonde!

I decided to give the Garnier Nutrisse 10.01 Holly Willoughby colour a go, like everyone else my roots are terrible due to being in lockdown so I decided to give this home colour a go.
I’m not a hair expert so anything in this video is purely based on the limited knowledge I have. I have my hair highlighted with bleach every 6 weeks and decided to give this colour a go to try and get as close to the colour I usually have as possible.
Hope you enjoy!
Sarah x

[@pinkfabulous248]

It’s a good alternative to salon visit. I used to do tint before and it blends in well with my existing colour

[@KatEssex]

It’s not a salon quality result, but I would definitely call it decent! Better than walking with super dark roots

[@elyzsabethahne2116]

You may want to either switch to 30-volume developer (if you're using 20-volume), or mix the two developers together 50 percent to 50 percent to get 25-volume.

[@nellysmileshine1005]

Wow after look is amazing 👏👏👏

[@3113-u3k]

I've just watched a video on daily mail and the women looks like your twin 😳 I watched this hair dye video during lockdown and just searched to find it again after seeing the Xmas video 😂

[@tatjanastankute8343]

Baby blond has warmth. If anyone want ashy, cool blonde will never achieve by chopsing baby blond as tjis shade is warm and cool mixed . It gives neautral natural llight bright blond . Not ash . I actually want to go from icy patinum to baby blond. Morr of a natural blond with some warmth i it

[@PhilBeastallFilms]

Looks good to me!

[@sarahcarmel]

Phil Beastall Films thanks 😁

[@collettedarker5827]

ive just bort this fingers crossed it works 😕

[@joannefoster9574]

very nice

[@viviennejohnston1046]

Lovely 😍

[@sunflower4879]

Garnier test on animals. Please consider going cruelty free. There's many brands that don't kill animals.

[@sarahcarmel]

Zoe Lee Hi Zoe, I’ve just checked this out as I certainly don’t want to be using any products tested on animals. Please see a link below that stars on the Garnier website they do not test on animals, legally they can’t say they don’t if they do. www.garnier.co.uk/naturally-committed/sustainability/animal-testing

[@CallieStayCool]

@@sarahcarmel hello! I think she is referring to the fact that Garnier sell in China. To do that brands have to pass strict tests that include testing on animals within China. So a brand can say THEY are cruelty free however if they agree to sell in China they are also agreeing that animal testing will be done on their products to enter that market. Xxxx

[@teacupalice]

@@CallieStayCool but she won’t have bought it in a Chinese market, it is nothing to do with garnier if China choose to test it on animals.