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Topic: highlights
Posted By: Julie
Subject: highlights
Date Posted: January 12 2000 at 4:04am
Does anybody have any feedback on ClairolsKaleidocolors? I've recently started working withthem and have noticed they rarely lift past theyellow/orange stage. Also, any advice onhighlighting with color vs. bleach would be muchappreciated. Thanks
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Posted By: Paula
Date Posted: January 12 2000 at 4:04am
I have alot of success with Kaliedacolors getting past yellow, but I only use the blue one. It neads heat if you did'nt already know that. I don't know what kind of advice you might need re: highlighting w/color, maybe this might be helpful: If I am doing a multi color foil I often opt for high lift color so that it does'tn process too fast for the color that neads to develope fully. I only do this on hair that does'nt require more than 5 levels of lift.Related Link:Pony Tails
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Posted By: Julie
Date Posted: January 12 2000 at 4:04am
> I have alot of success with Kaliedacolors getting past> yellow, but I only use the blue one. It neads heat if> you did'nt already know that. I don't know what kind> of advice you might need re: highlighting w/color,> maybe this might be helpful: If I am doing a multi> color foil I often opt for high lift color so that it> does'tn process too fast for the color that neads to> develope fully. I only do this on hair that does'nt> require more than 5 levels of lift.
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Posted By: Julie
Date Posted: January 12 2000 at 4:04am
paula, thanks for the advice. Do you feel its necessary to leave the kaleidacolor on for more than 10 min. with heat (the recommended time)?
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Posted By: Julie
Date Posted: January 12 2000 at 4:04am
> I have alot of success with Kaliedacolors getting past> yellow, but I only use the blue one. It neads heat if> you did'nt already know that. I don't know what kind> of advice you might need re: highlighting w/color,> maybe this might be helpful: If I am doing a multi> color foil I often opt for high lift color so that it> does'tn process too fast for the color that neads to> develope fully. I only do this on hair that does'nt> require more than 5 levels of lift.
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