How to Revive Your Highlights
Charles Worthington Colour Revive Mousse does exactly what you want it to do, what it claims to do and it’s really inexpensive and quick to use. I find it much better than other temporary hair colours, toners and purple shampoos I have tried to make my blonde hair more ashy, and less brassy.
The colour revive mousse is designed to revive your hair’s colour, whether that makes your brown hair richer, your blonde hair less brassy, enhancing your natural or dyed highlights, it can do all of these things. I use the purple one for blonde hair and it revitalises your hair for 1-2 washes. I only wash my hair once or twice a week, so I have been using it every other wash.
How to use
You simply wash and condition your hair as normal and dab with a towel so it’s not sopping wet, section your hair into 4, shake the mousse and then apply two pumps evenly to each section of hair and smooth through with a wide toothed comb or tangle teezer (remember to rinse your hands so you don’t stain them), then blow dry and style as normal. It is totally safe to use on human hair extensions.
The Before and After Pictures
Results
The colour revive mousse in purple gives an ashy blonde tone that replaces brassy tones. I also think if you have silver hair this would keep it bright as well. It is great product and really helps lengthen the time between highlight appointments. I have been trying to grow my hair out for summer so this will really help.
The Colour Revive Mousse costs £9.99 and is available in 4 coloured shades and a clear gloss.