QuoteReplyTopic: Dome Prolin Review Posted: February 03 2005 at 11:32pm
This is probably obvious to most of you (I think someone discussed Prolin awhile ago), but I ordered a few batches of Creamy Blonde because I the color I want is somewhere between Lightest Blonde and Creamy White (Creamy Blonde is a combo of the two). I'm pleased with the color, but because it's machine-blended, you probably get about 1/5 of the hair for the same price as you could get a whole bag of standard Dome (and you can get PlastikHaar even cheaper than that). So I would only recommend buying Prolin if you have no other option--it's very pricey, really. :)
Yeah, I've got some baby blue Prolin, and while the color is nice, you could just as well buy some baby blue and some royal blue and mix them together. the color sn't nearly as nice as it looks on the screen, either- the baby blue looks like 3 or 4 shades, but it's only 2. A lot of their other swatches, like the regular pink and purple, are totally off too.
That's interesting. I was looking at the baby blue, too; it looks gorgeous on screen.
Rae, Do you know if Sara has a baby blue color, or are most of her blues darker? I know she has something called baby blue on the site, but it looks deeper to me. Also, have you ever had PlastikHaar machine-blend colors for you? (I believe they do that, right?)
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