How to prepare your hair for coloring. Mixing the color, dividing hair. Always start with clean dry hair! Save, save, save money doing it at home instead of …
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How To Color Your Own Hair AT HOME! (1/3) Essential Preparation
June 22, 2014 by 10 Comments
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LOL you mean phoebe?
sallys beauty sallon is where i get my stuff to but the one i go to is in monca pa? is that where urs is too??:) ahhaha
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you look a bit like feebee from the show friends!!! great instructions!! thanks! 🙂
Thanks for making hair coloring at home seem easier. Now I have to try it myself! I have always gome to a salon and drop buckets full of money since I have to go more often because I have graying roots in the front and they seem to show up very quickly ! I had my hair done at a salon last week with some highlights as well and it was the second time they missed alot of the gray roots. I am kind of fed up with spending money for a poor job 🙁 Going to try your method ..Thanks for the instruction
For depositing color you need to just use 10 volume, unless you have gray hair and your depositing then you can use 20 vol. If you’re trying to achieve lift, take into consideration your natural color, and think what color your going to, 1 level of lift, 10 vol., 2 levels 20 vol., 3 levels 30 vol. and so on.
i got this dye in the shade 305410 medium brown and i find its gone within a week.
it calls for a 20 volume developer however i feel like thats not lasting long enough
what happens if i use a higher developer and which one do you recommend using?
Maybe I need to go to hair school! lol I think you would love it!