Deep Brilliance Hair Color

[Scasey]

Is anyone here familiar with Deep Brilliance Hair color? I am strongly considering gettting my hair colored and my new stylists said that it will not damage my hair. She also said that you can color, relax and highlight at the same time. I'm not going to take chances with more than 1 chemical service at a time. I just don't want to get the color and experience breakage. Nevertheless, the SuperBowl is next week and I would love to get me some color!!!

 

[Guest]

*bump*

 

[lunalight7]

I'd like to hear responses to this question too....

 

[lunalight7]

Wow...this stuff sounds pretty good....instead of bleached highlights, I may try this next time....

 

[Scasey]

Thanks Blaxalrose for the feedback!

 

[soslychic]

Is there any place online where you can see the colors? I was considering HI REZ colors because they have some absoulutely beautiful ones, but I"m concerned that it may be too harsh. I'd like another alternative.

 

[Scasey]

I found thier website http://www.farouk.com/deepbrilliance/ but I couldn't find the colors. Is there a J.C. Penney Salon in your area? If so, you may want to contact one of the stylists and ask her can you see the colors.

 

[Tracy]

It does sound like a GREAT color! I would love to try it out....

No ammonia is key....that's what makes T&T the only permie brand I recommend....but this sounds verrry promising.

I'd love to see the color on your hair blaxelrose...

 

[Supergirl]

Wouldn't it still have to have peroxide though?

 

[Tracy]

It would SG - but on relaxed hair it's usally the ammonia that leaves the hair all chewed up and crazy looking.

Peroxide can be drying and does change the structure of the shaft a little by removing pigment - but ammonia swells the entire hairshaft (supposedly to make way for the color and help it penetrate) and leaves the cuticle WIDE open forever...add peroxide to THAT mix and you see why people routinely lose their hair.

 

[atlantatiffany]

i heard this color was good. so i plan to go to jc penny and check out the colors.