Can fish oil affect hair coloring?

 

Well that is a great question. Well we all have the same body temperature when we are well, around 37 degrees, as our bodies have an even temperature all over, it would be impossible to counteract the affects that heat from the scalp and the colouring process. Then only thing I have came across in my days of hairdressing, is if the temperature outside (winter) and the effects this can cause in( example) a salon enviroment, and the temperature in the salon (if cold) can affect the colouring process, hence why most salons have climazones or hooded driers, lol.

 

I hope this helps some what in answering your question, and a great one at that, lol.

 

Karen xx

 

Whats went wrong is that the colour process for virgin hair should always be to colour ends first then mid lengths the roots last, as the root area always processes quicker due to the natural heat from the scalp. So what you mum has is root glow. Try applying the same colour to the root area only, this should even out her colour. As for the red, chestnut has a red warm tone.

 

I hope this helps a little,

 

Karen :)