Former footballer and presenter Alex Scott MBE just debuted a brand new hair colour as she kicks off the Women’s World Cup, and you can copy her exact shade for just £9
The Women’s World Cup is officially underway, and former footballer Alex Scott kicked off her coverage of the event with a stunning new hair colour.
Although she’d never dyed her own hair before, Alex took a leap and opted for the Garnier GOOD Shade 5.0 Coffee Roast Brown, £9 here , to give her hair a fresh new colour before her World Cup coverage began. Although she’d never been brave enough to dye her own hair, Alex admitted it was a lot easier than she thought, and the results speak for themselves, as Alex has been left with a rich, warm brown shade that looks majorly glossy and healthy.
Unlike most other at home hair dyes, which use a liquid format and a fiddly nozzle that makes it easy to miss patches of hair, not to mention requires multiple bottles for longer or thicker hair, Garnier’s mask-like formula makes it much easier to apply yourself.
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