What are the best hair dyes?
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Topic: What are the best hair dyes?
Posted By: cassie
Subject: What are the best hair dyes?
Date Posted: December 24 2003 at 11:25pm
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I'm think of a color change and I'm interested in which products have done wonders for people and which ones to seriously avoid. A lot of people have stated that they've had good results from Natural Esssence (sp?). I saw an absolutely beautiful shade from herbal essence..Any stories on them?Thanks Cassie |
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Posted By: Kuroneko
Date Posted: December 26 2003 at 1:02am
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I had a bad experience with Herbal Essence-- it was meant to be coppery brown, but turned my hair carrot-orange instead :-( . Natural Instincts is a good brand, though it won't change your shade significantly. I've had good experiences with Hydrience, Open (though I have no idea what shade it was I used those times, so I haven't tried it again lately *sweatdrops*), and Garnier Lumia (though that isn't meant to change your shade much, either). I don't remember what other brands I've used, really, there have been so many, but that'll be a start. ------------- More awesome than a manatee! |
Posted By: Sim
Date Posted: January 12 2004 at 1:20am
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When I am not using GoldWell Profesional tints I find L'Oreal Preferance or Excellence quite true to colour especially if you use 1 shade lighter than usual as Professional tints are differant slightly as in colour to chemist /store ones if in doubt grab the phone no off the box & call the experts. Good Luck. ------------- Sim |
Posted By: Sim
Date Posted: January 12 2004 at 1:30am
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When I am not using GoldWell Profesional tints I find L'Oreal Preferance or Excellence quite true to colour especially if you use 1 shade lighter than usual as Professional tints are differant slightly as in colour to chemist /store ones if in doubt grab the phone no off the box & call the experts. Good Luck. Opppssss double posted sorry ------------- Sim |
Posted By: joec
Date Posted: February 03 2004 at 7:52pm
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Sim What is the difference between color you buy at the drug store ,and the same brand you buy at the beutey supplie store? I viseted a beuty supplie store afew days ago,and saw the same brands the drug store had,but they were packaged diferentley,and were marketed for the profesinal users. Are they more difficult to use,or require any specilized training? ------------- |
Posted By: nemo
Date Posted: February 04 2004 at 12:51pm
I personally like Loreal preference and mostly any Clairol colouring kits. ------------- |