Hairdresser in Mudjimba

Semi-permanent hair colour coats the outside of the hair shaft and typically lasts around 4 to 8 washes. It gradually fades without visible regrowth and is great for enhancing tone, covering greys short-term, or trying a new shade without long-term commitment. It doesn’t contain ammonia or peroxide, so it won’t lighten your hair.

Permanent colour, on the other hand, penetrates the hair shaft and chemically alters its structure. It provides long-lasting results, full grey coverage, and can lighten or darken your natural hair colour. However, it also requires regular maintenance as roots grow out. Your choice depends on the result you're after and how often you're willing to touch up.

For fine or thinning hair, the goal is to add volume and shape without weighing the hair down. Short to medium-length styles like bobs, pixie cuts, or layered lobs often work well. Layers add body and texture, while blunt ends can give the illusion of thickness. Avoid heavy styles that flatten your roots, and steer clear of over-thinning with razors or texturising shears.

Using a volumising mousse or root lift spray can help create the appearance of fullness. Blow-drying upside down and using round brushes can also add lift. Your stylist can recommend a cut that flatters your hair type and fits your lifestyle.

Booking a hair trial 4 to 6 weeks before your wedding is ideal. This gives your stylist enough time to understand your vision, try out different styles, and make any needed adjustments. It also allows time to assess how the chosen style holds up over a few hours, especially if you're planning an outdoor or beach wedding.

If you're unsure about your wedding hairstyle, bring along inspiration photos, your veil or hair accessories, and details about your dress. A trial ensures your look is polished, comfortable, and tailored to your overall theme. If you're booking for a group or bridal party, coordinating trials earlier can help lock in timing for the big day.