Blue or Purple Rinse?

Several references recently to blue/purple rinses. Is this the latest must have ski accessory? Is one better than the other? My ski jacket is (electric) blue, so clearly I ought to have a blue rinse? My spare jacket is however green!! How old should one be to have one of these rinses? Should I be a grandma/wear twinset and pearls/knit, etc.
I am getting really worried now in case I am not sporting the height of ski fashion when next on the slopes. Any advice please?
Desperate of East Angia

jastem wrote:Several references recently to blue/purple rinses. Is this the latest must have ski accessory? Is one better than the other? My ski jacket is (electric) blue, so clearly I ought to have a blue rinse? My spare jacket is however green!! How old should one be to have one of these rinses? Should I be a grandma/wear twinset and pearls/knit, etc.
I am getting really worried now in case I am not sporting the height of ski fashion when next on the slopes. Any advice please?
Desperate of East Angia

Sorry where is East Angia ????? 8)

By the way electric blue is a nice colour 8)

First of all you have to decide if you have enough hair to rinse,if its getting thin on top then maybe a grade 2 all over is the better option and forget the rinse,its only if your hair is wild or styled that your dilemma starts but this only applies to people that ski,for those that snowboard will know that any colour will go with any colour no matter how sore on the eyes it is :-)

Wear a hat!

Thank you for all the advice - I feel so much better now. )

Well up until a few years ago, when I changed my job and it was'nt allowed I had a purple rinse. I loved it, so did Hubby, but have to be normal now. :lol:

NellyPS wrote:Wear a hat!

Really?

Stoppit Nelly. :D :D :D

Blue, but the only drawback it get's kinda all over the place but them again I have extremely long hair. I spent my summer with black and blue hair and it was sweet.

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