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Forget diamonds, furs, and tiny dogs you tote around in your purse.  They all have been called a Girl’s Best Friend at one time or another, but multi-carat bling and purebred pups won’t make up for any confidence-tanking attributes Mother Nature blessed us with… like nondescript hair colour for example.

What gives me the biggest beauty-that-is-skin-deep attitude boost is healthy looking, rich, luscious hair. Are you nodding your head right now?  We want to turn back the hands of time—back to our childhood when “mousy” was a cute name we gave our favourite stuffie, not an adjective for hair colour.  Premature greys?  Don’t even go there.

Yep, gorgeous look-at-me hair is my #1 beauty must just as much as a neglected mane is my #1 beauty no-no.  With all the fabulous hair colour products on the market, there’s no reason I can’t treat myself to this morale-boosting fresher-upper every month or two. 

Clairol Natural Instincts has a full range of products to suit my whim (or need, as it may be): from the classic demi-permanent, ammonia-free, up to 28-shampoos-long and 50% grey blending to enhance your natural hue, to its newest ‘Vibrant’ line of permanent hues with full grey coverage for subtle to dramatic colour changes.  Both lines are formulated with antioxidants, leave hair healthy-looking and take just 10 quick minutes to process.  There’s even a special Brass Free option that targets unwanted red and orangey tones, and a Rich Color Crème formulation for soft hair, luminous colour and shine!

What’s your #1 beauty secret? 

Clairol wants to give you the chance to try their hair colour for free!  Just head over to Clairol’s Facebook page right now, “like” it, and check in between May 13-15 for your chance to snag a full-value coupon redeemable in stores for the Natural Instincts product of your choice.  They are giving away 75,000 coupons in all, so what are you waiting for?  

While supplies last, up to 25,000 boxes per day. Limit one per household or name.  Applicable to all Canadian residents, excluding residents of Quebec. Must be 18 years and older.