lowridergi
I always die my hair red, but i hate it when it starts fading right away.....any of you got any tips on how to make it last longer?
Answer
red is the harest color to keep. try that new glaze shampoo for red hair, or a color locking shampoo might help a little, but really you have to dye it alot because it will fade a lot no matter what
red is the harest color to keep. try that new glaze shampoo for red hair, or a color locking shampoo might help a little, but really you have to dye it alot because it will fade a lot no matter what
Would you recommend radiant red luminous color glaze from john frieda?
Tiffany
I have strawberry blond hair (more strawberry than blond) and I was wondering what other peoples results were. Does it make a drastic difference in color? Because I don't want to go from my redish color to flamming red.
Answer
If you use a red luminous color glaze there is a likelihood that your hair color will be intensified but you cannot tell unless you use a strand test on a bit of your own hair with the said product. Each person's hair react differently to color and glaze based on the amount of oil your scalp produces naturally. You should only use clear glosses for the extension of color and to improve shine.
Many hair colorists may offer to apply a clear color gloss or foil over newly colored hair to extend the life of the treatment. These glosses not only help to seal the newly colored hair's cuticle, but also help stretch its life.
Glosses can be semi-permanent when applied with heat or temporary without heat. They are considered a very healthy way to extend hair color, tone down intense colors or help to modify color on hair that is porous.
Vegetable glazes are semi-permanent glazes that provide a slight change of color that lasts from two to six weeks. They give hair shine and body and are usually activated by heat; i.e., 5 to 10 minutes under a dryer produces a temporary color reflection, 15 to 20 minutes offers semi-permanent color and 30 to 45 minutes makes color last six to eight weeks. Glazes or glosses are generally safe to use after relaxing and perm treatments.
If you use a red luminous color glaze there is a likelihood that your hair color will be intensified but you cannot tell unless you use a strand test on a bit of your own hair with the said product. Each person's hair react differently to color and glaze based on the amount of oil your scalp produces naturally. You should only use clear glosses for the extension of color and to improve shine.
Many hair colorists may offer to apply a clear color gloss or foil over newly colored hair to extend the life of the treatment. These glosses not only help to seal the newly colored hair's cuticle, but also help stretch its life.
Glosses can be semi-permanent when applied with heat or temporary without heat. They are considered a very healthy way to extend hair color, tone down intense colors or help to modify color on hair that is porous.
Vegetable glazes are semi-permanent glazes that provide a slight change of color that lasts from two to six weeks. They give hair shine and body and are usually activated by heat; i.e., 5 to 10 minutes under a dryer produces a temporary color reflection, 15 to 20 minutes offers semi-permanent color and 30 to 45 minutes makes color last six to eight weeks. Glazes or glosses are generally safe to use after relaxing and perm treatments.
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