Sarah Daglish Hairstylist

We are so proud to announce we have finalised in 5 categories at The 2026

We can’t wait to party the night away with each other and our wonderful hair industry friends!

We will find out the winners in November, wish us luck!

Formula below👇 Check out this beautiful vivid copper created @rebelrebel.hair.studio co-working hair salon in Watford (near bushey station) by @sarahdaglishhair using the @yuvbeauty colour lab Did you know Rebel Rebel was the first salon to take on the YUV colour lab and it’s an amazing tool for the freelance hairdressers as they have every colour they could ever need to hand without carrying stock, meaning they can never run out Sarah especially loves to create coppers and softly cover/blend white hair using the lab Sarah’s formula Roots 7.449 10vol 1.25:1 45 mins Ends 7.44 10vol 1:1 30mins

My routine is different on holiday. When I’m at home I’ll make myself a coconut matcha latte and add my Collagen Creamer, which is my fave.

But on holiday I’m not always going to have a hot drink, and I don’t want to take my tub to breakfast with me, so I decided to take the new collagen so I can just pop it in water every day.

So here is my honest opinion on the new Glowwa Collagen (not creamer).

Firstly, let me say I’m obsessed with this collagen and I didn’t want to go two weeks without it.

I love the original creamer version, but this is definitely easier for travelling.

It dissolves in water, although if it’s really cold it takes a minute. You can taste it slightly in water, but it’s not a bad taste. I would guess in a juice you would never know it’s there.

You can still add it to coffee, which I have a few times, and it has no flavour.

It doesn’t have the MCT (that keeps you fuller for longer), but to be honest I’m on holiday and want to eat local food as much as I can.

So for me this is a great option for travel, as I can drink it in a little bit of water or add it to my water bottle when I’m out and about.

I get it.

You started colouring your hair to hide a couple of grey hairs.
You didn’t like how they showed through.
So you coloured it again.
And again.

Before you knew it, you were doing it every few weeks.

The problem is, no matter how careful you or your hairdresser are, overlapping is almost impossible to avoid. And over time, that mid brown can start to look darker and darker… until it feels almost black.

If this is you, don’t worry. I can help.

One thing to know about how I work is that I’m not about huge dark to light transformations in one day. My priority is always keeping your hair in the best possible condition. That usually means a journey rather than a quick fix.

I gently remove some of that built up colour, without bleach, keeping the hair healthy and strong. Then we look at softer, less opaque coverage and subtle highlights to stop the colour feeling heavy and flat.

I work with women who aren’t quite ready to embrace their grey, but who want a better, more sustainable way of colouring their hair.

If this sounds like you, leave me a comment below or send me a message and we can talk it through.

👋 Hey, if you’re new here I’m Sarah Daglish, a hairdresser and hair colourist based at Rebel Rebel Hair Studio in Watford, Herts, near Bushey Station. I’m now accepting new colour clients on weekdays. I work one-to-one to keep your hair healthy, especially for women who have found their hair has changed with age, and I specialise in full grey coverage, soft grey coverage, and bespoke colour solutions. You can book a consultation through the link in my bio.

SWIPE FOR BEFORE

Let’s talk about what a difference a colour refresh and adding some new shape can do!

Meet the fabulous Jo, and her fabulous new hair, I had so much fun creating a new look for her today, I refresh the colour using a demi permanent colour melt to create this beautiful depth and shine using

Jo’s new cut created a fuller look and I love how her fringe looks on her, the styling powder I used was from and gives the most amazing volume.

⭐️ by the way Jo is an amazing holistic massage therapist check her out

👋 Hey, if you’re new here I’m Sarah Daglish, a hairdresser and hair colourist based at Rebel Rebel Hair Studio in Watford, Herts, near Bushey Station. I’m now accepting new colour clients on weekdays. I work one-to-one to keep your hair healthy, especially for women who have found their hair has changed with age, and I specialise in full grey coverage, soft grey coverage, and bespoke colour solutions. You can book a consultation through the link in my bio.

These are the results of this lovely ladies hair after 2 visits

1st visit we balanced out the old colour with highlights, neutralised the rest, softly covered the grey with a demi and them toned.

2nd appointment this week all that was needed this week was a root touch up to blend the new regrowth and soften and new white hairs growing though and refresh some pieces though the ends to add dimension.

I used a demi permanent colour from which a beautiful premium range and gives be the ability to create the most bespoke gorgeous colours for my clients

A service like this (2nd appointment only) will cost around £197 including a colour care upgrade and cut and finish

👋 Hey, if you’re new here I’m Sarah Daglish, a hairdresser and hair colourist based at Rebel Rebel Hair Studio in Watford, Herts, near Bushey Station. I’m now accepting new colour clients on weekdays. I work one-to-one to keep your hair healthy, especially for women who have found their hair has changed with age, and I specialise in full grey coverage, soft grey coverage, and bespoke colour solutions. You can book a consultation through the link in my bio.

I get it.
You’re not ready to embrace your grey hair, but you definitely never signed up for orange hair.

There’s a reason this happens. Most hairdressers are taught just one way to cover grey hair. That usually involves permanent colour and a developer that lifts the hair, often by a couple of levels. When the hair is lifted, it exposes the natural underlying pigment. That warmth is what you then start seeing as the colour fades.

What many people do not realise is that this is not the only option.

I often work with colour that does not lift the natural hair at all, which means those warm undertones are not exposed in the first place. That orange you see creeping through. That is the undertone showing itself.

You can still achieve great grey coverage if that is what you want. But for some clients, a softer approach works beautifully. It allows some of the white hair to show through in a way that can look almost like natural highlights, with a much gentler grow out.

There is no one right way to cover grey hair. It should be about what suits you and how your hair behaves.

If this sounds familiar, does your colour fade warm between appointments?

👋 Hey, if you’re new here I’m Sarah Daglish, a hairdresser and hair colourist based at Rebel Rebel Hair Studio in Watford, Herts, near Bushey Station. I’m now accepting new colour clients on weekdays. I work one-to-one to keep your hair healthy, especially for women who have found their hair has changed with age, and I specialise in full grey coverage, soft grey coverage, and bespoke colour solutions. You can book a consultation through the link in my bio.

So apparently there’s a trend that 2016 is back!

So here’s a little bit about me in 2016 starting off my journey as a freelance hairdresser, I was told I was in remission after my stem cell transfer and my life as it is today started!

So all in all 2016 was a good year bring it back! But maybe not the micro fringe (or maybe I should!)