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    Posted: January 14 2009 at 8:18pm
Hi, I'm new.  I have very "old" looking blond hair-dark and dull unfortunately.  I used to do an all over lightening thing with Hydrience and it did great, looked nice etc.  I wanted to get away from the "too blond" thing recently and used a L'Oreal product which is a sort of a cinnamon color with blond highlights and I absolutely love it although it is fadingCry.

I think I had a very mild reaction to the L'Oreal product, had an itchy scalp for a week or so after coloring so I'm expecting a mild reaction again and will live with it as long as it doesn't get any worse than it was...would slathering my hair and scalp with porosity neutralizer help with that?  Will that help it hold the color longer?

Thanks in advance for any ideas...I loved the color so much I really want to continue to use that product but would love it if it will not fade so much...
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Using a porosity balancer (neutralizer) before any colouring treatment will help keep your hair colour from fading too quickly, however will not help with the irritation of your scalp. You obviously;y have a sensitive scalp. You should always do a skin test 24/48 hours before colour as having a reaction from the PPD dyes in permanent hair colours can be serious. Be safe
 
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Thank you Karen.....
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