QuoteReplyTopic: Need follow-up haircolor advice Posted: January 12 2000 at 5:30am
> Hi> About a week ago I posted a mssg. saying how i had> used Nice& Easy Natural reddish Brown on my hair> and it had turned it to dark. I went to my local> Sally's and the woman there suggested I mix a level 40> developer with my shampoo and use that a few times to> lighten up the haircolor. Well I did and it worked> fine without any apparent damage.> My question (s) is this- How long should I wait to> color my hair again and when I do color what level of> developer should I use. My hair now is a medium> reddish brown but I am looking for a nice Irish Setter> red and medium brown mix(if that is helpful). Should I> go with a semi-permanent color? I read William's> article with tips for haircoloring and it was very> helpful. Also are the Clairolcolors (the permanent> ones) that you buy at Salyys considerd single process.> Sorry for all the questions, but I can't afford to go> to a salon and get this down so I am trying to be as> informed as possible.> Thanks for all your help> SusannahTo Susannah;AS a general rule of thumb 20 vol developer = 1 to 1 1/2 levels of lift,30 vol= 2-3 levels of lift, 40 vol==3-4 levels. 10 vol for depositing- no lift. I would look at L'oreals copper/red colors in the Excellence Creme formulas for the at home colorist. They are avail at Sallys and the brochure selection/coloring guide is very informative-0study it for some guidence with this product. Please post and let me know how this turns out for you.william
HiAbout a week ago I posted a mssg. saying how i had used Nice& Easy Natural reddish Brown on my hair and it had turned it to dark. I went to my local Sally's and the woman there suggested I mix a level 40 developer with my shampoo and use that a few times to lighten up the haircolor. Well I did and it worked fine without any apparent damage.My question (s) is this- How long should I wait to color my hair again and when I do color what level of developer should I use. My hair now is a medium reddish brown but I am looking for a nice Irish Setter red and medium brown mix(if that is helpful). Should I go with a semi-permanent color? I read William's article with tips for haircoloring and it was very helpful. Also are the Clairolcolors (the permanent ones) that you buy at Salyys considerd single process. Sorry for all the questions, but I can't afford to go to a salon and get this down so I am trying to be as informed as possible.Thanks for all your helpSusannah
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