sunsilk color boost?

gin

i got the beyond brunette kind and i haven't used it before so i need to know some stuff before i use it,will this stuff damage ur hair or turn ur hair red.i have dark brown hair and ive been using the suave brillant brunette shampoo and conditioner

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i've gotten colored shampoos before, and they don't change the color or damage it. it protects your color and has ingredients that will enhance your natural brunette color.

i'm excited to hear that they finally made a line for colored hair thou. i love sunsilk, and i've been waiting for it

Why do people only focus on Blonde, Brunette, and red hair color... Never Black?

hellokitty

On some commercials like they sell shampoos that, boost your color in your hair, but they only make them for like Blonde brunette or rednead. Ever saw someone will long jet black hair thats naturl ? Awsome
I didnt know... But naw still yall im talking about jet jet jet night night black hair. When I think of brunette hair im only thinking of brown hair with highlights. Im not talking about ethic hair or anything. Mabye the color of indian hair. Really Black

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Because in the color world, Black is not an interesting color by itself (I am not saying it's not pretty), it's just not "faceted" like reds, browns and blondes. There is so much more dimension in the above mentioned colors, so it really showcases all the tones of the color and the cut.

At all the trade shows, red hair color is "HOT", very popular,and always a new red being introduced. In the color world it's the hardest color to keep looking great, it's also the hardest color to remove.


I have black hair and I get highlights every now and then to break it up and add dimension.

But, black hair is in the brunette category, it's just a darker brunette.

And, yes Black hair IS Beautiful!

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red hair...?

ly

i dye my hair red but it fades out after like 2 weeks, i use the shampo thats for colored hair andit still fades, anyone know how to prevent this or make the hair color last long?

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Red dye is the worst dye for longevity. It always fades within a couple weeks despite whether its from a salon or not. There are ways to squeeze a little extra time out of the color, but it will never stay bright and red for a long period of time. To gain extra time out of your color, use color depositing shampoos and conditioners. Also if your hair isnt overly greasy, shampoo only twice a week. You can also use styling products with color depositing agents. Also a clear gloss color glaze will add a boost to faded red hair. (You can buy this in stores now.) The more closer to brown your red shade is, the longer it will last. Auburns and mahogney shades last longer than bright cherry reds and fire reds. Theres are also temporary colors that wash out with one shampoo. You could use these occasionaly if you just want to play around. But I've come to learn that reds are a real upkeep and look like a horrible mess when not re-colored every other week. So you could also play around with different colors. Good luck:)

How to give red hair a color boost?

Brittanyyy

I was thinking about adding a little demi-perm red hair dye into my conditioner so whenever I use my conditioner it I'll leave it in for about 3 or so minutes and wash it out, will that boost my red hair color?
I'm thinking about getting manic panic in red and using that in the conditioner.

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That'll definitely do the trick! But make sure it's one of those "shine" conditioners, that way it'll be silky and shiny at the same time.
And use a good dye that isn't too harsh or anything.

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How do you determine the best hair color for you based on your skin tone?

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It'sa Me,

I think my hair color is a little... not very great so I'm trying to figure out the best hair color for my skin tone, and all I get is these stupid virtual picture hair things... I don't care about what a fake hairstyle looks like on my picture. I need the right color that looks best with my skin tone.

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Well, maybe you're using the wrong type of virtual hairdresser.
Try seventeen.com's, because it works really well.
Or else purchase some different semi-permants or temporary dyes. They can be purchased at specialty beauty shops, like Sally's.
Temporary will just last a wash or two, and semi permanent (depending on how porous your hair is) will last about 10 washes.
Talk to your stylist about possible colors, too. They have little wig tester things that they hold up to your skin that'll get what color'll be pretty for your skin. :]

Generally, warm blondes look good on lighter skin, and the darker your skin, the darker your hair. Try getting highlights and lowlights, and using a glaze (John Freida - Walmart - $10) in your color to boost it.
It's all the rave in Seventeen, but I've used it and am personally in love with it. It keeps your red actually red, as long as you use it. :]

Step by step: How do I upload a picture from Skpe to a virtual makeover web site?

Christiann

I use Google Chrome and have Windows XP if that makes any difference.
Please help! I have a painful chronic and acute illness and get very very pale. I just want to find a great multi tone (no red tones) shiny, multidimensional hair color in a box, then tackles the eyebrows and makeup. Its all really to mentally give a boost to self esteem right now. Sincerely-

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