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    Posted: May 24 2004 at 4:04pm
Has anyone ever used Color by Robert Craig? I'm about to use it because it says no harsh chemicals, but I'd like an opinion from someone that has used it before. Thanks!
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WOW!! I used the Color by Robert Craig last night for the first time and it was amazing!!! No amonia, no peroxide, no alcohol. NO SMELL!! My hair is soft and the color is perfect (Golden Chestnut). I recommend this to everyone who wants permanent hair color. I won't use anything else from now on. The price is good too, only $10.
www.robertcraig.com.
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Im curious what makes it permanent without ammonia or peroxide. Does it list the chemicals that is in it?

http://www.specialsoapsbyanna.com
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This is copied straight from the website:
"Hair is mostly protein, one of nature's polymers. Through the process called polymerization, Color by Robert Craig's rich color molecules bond inside your hair - so the color can't wash away. Despite repeated shampooing, your new Color by Robert Craig shade will stay true. And the look is incredibly natural!"

It has been four days since I colored it and it still looks shiny and vibrant. After previous colorings my hair would already be loosing it's luster. All I can tell you is to check out the website. They have lots of reading in the consumer section.
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Like I said in the other post. I have read that once it is mixed there is peroxide in it.
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Originally posted by Kelli Kelli wrote:

] This is copied straight from the website:
"Hair is mostly protein, one of nature's polymers. Through the process called polymerization, Color by Robert Craig's rich color molecules bond inside your hair - so the color can't wash away. Despite repeated shampooing, your new Color by Robert Craig shade will stay true. And the look is incredibly natural!"

It has been four days since I colored it and it still looks shiny and vibrant. After previous colorings my hair would already be loosing it's luster. All I can tell you is to check out the website. They have lots of reading in the consumer section.

Check out this thread and you will find the "real" ingredients on a link I provided... Im not saying they are bad, you get the consumers defenition, here is the technical
http://talk.hairboutique.com/forum/viewthread.asp?forum=AMB_AP293046898&id=1697

http://www.specialsoapsbyanna.com
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