Review on Lee Stafford's Colour Xtreme Spray - One Night Strand - Outrageous Orange

The first thing on my list for my spring-must-haves was 
coloured hair spray! Dip-dye has been a massive hit 
lately but all over the runways, designers have been going crazy 
with all sorts of colours to compliment their garments this 
season. I have dark hair, which hasn't been dyed for months now 
and I hope to keep it that way but I just cannot turn my face 
away from all these colours!


Temporary colour spray it is!

Mulberry s/s 2012

My favourite. Subtle shades of colours to frame the face that 

compliments the fresh face. I'm also in love 

with the bouffant at the moment- oh so 60s with the middle 

parting!

Issey Miyake s/s 2012

Moving onto a slightly less wearable look, Issey Miyake has his 

models spray their hair which has been 

shaped to look like tulips! How cute! Looking at it artistically, 

I actually really like this! However odd it 

might be...

Thakoon s/s 2012
Now onto a look that should be left for the runways... Thakoon's 
mini soldiers came out with painted, tied up dos. Although I will 
not be sporting this look this spring, the choice of pastel 
shades' definately rocking my boat!

Lee Stafford's 
Colour Extreme Colour Extreme Spray 
in Outrageous Orange


So I found this little 75ml can in Pounland! Yes, it was indeed only 
a pound but Boots sell it for £4.07. I'm slightly confused with 
all the different packagings but nevertheless, the product  I purchased 
(pictured above) didn't dissapoint. It has a good pigmentation and although it 
covered my dark hair, it took me a fair amount of spray to 
cover my hair. But because I only paid a pound for it- I'm not 
complaining! It does say on the instructions that it's advisable to 
spray a white colour on first though... booo. 

As you can see, the bad thing about spray on colours is that it will 
leave a dry texture! I don't mind it since I only spray a 
strip of hair where I have my quiff on and everything is rock solid 
hair sprayed into place. I wouldn't advice you use this product to spray the 
tips of your hair for the dip-dye effect unless you're using it 
or a photoshoot.. with far away shots!

The reason why I had to go with orange (out of all the colours out there) was because this was the only 
colour they had in stock yesterday! Overall, it's a great product if you want to dye your hair but you have dark 
hair or you just want a temporary colour. I went out with this look last night and had bronzed face, thick 
eyebrows and a contrasting lip colour- Barry M lip paint #100 on. The colour stayed on all night and was easy to wash off with a bit 
of shampoo and warm water.