Health & Beauty
New colours for summer style
Summer usually means it's time to lighten your hair colour — or does it? These days, there's no universal answer that fits all. However, in order to ensure a healthy glow for the summer months, the colour of your hair should enhance your face, not detract from it. The right hair colour can accentuate eyes, complement skin tone, and impart a sun-kissed lustre to dull locks. Now is the time to discover extravagant colour combinations that are simply pulsating with life. After six years of research, Goldwell, the masters of professional hair colour, have introduced Nectaya, their
first ammonia-free colour and exclusively premium colour service to ensure a super rich, vibrant, summer hair colour. Super-nurturing with a guaranteed feeling of healthier hair, Nectaya is more than just an ammonia-free colour; it’s a breakthrough for professional colourists and their clients, offering ammonia free, luxurious colour and the promise of a unique colour experience which feels like a sensual beauty treatment. Nectaya has been six years in the making, exhaustively researched by Goldwell’s team of scientists. Goldwell’s groundbreaking technology means the hair is actually repaired whilst colouring takes place. Sam Cooper, from SO Hairdressing, says, “Nectaya is the perfect fit for my clients. It offers all the conditioning benefits they would expect from a premium product and as a colourist it offers the vibrant results that I look for.”
Nectaya hair colour offers:
Up to 92 per cent naturally-derived ingredients
Enriched with intensely conditioning argan oil
Pleasant, delicate fragrance, with no chemical smell
100 per cent reliable grey coverage
36 exceptionally rich and vibrant shades
Up to 45 per cent more colour brilliance
Visit your local salon to find your perfect summer style.
Editorial supplied by So Hairdressing, Ashford Road, Bearsted, Maidstone.
For your chance to win a champagne hairdressing experience at
SO Hairdressing enter the competition on page 42.
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