I don't usually have problems with my edges. Its the crown of my head that is sensitive. These gray edges are tough. I think they are cussing me out behind my back.@faithVA...those edges are a tricky thing because for me, my edges are my most sensitive area and the most prone to break. Maybe you should do a patch test next time on one area...I just get so nervous about edges...
Decided on blonde. Will probably go red in the fall...unless just about every female in my family decides to go red at the same time like they did a few years ago.So now that I made the decision to color I can't decide if I want to do blonde or red.
I was supposed to do my Marley twists next week but honestly I don't feel like it. So I'm coloring my hair Tuesday using the SM hair coloring system in light blonde. I plan on cowashing tonight because I have some product build up. Then Tuesday I'll color, do a protein treatment and roller set. I can't wait.
Thanks for the suggestion. I've been using this kit for the past 3 years so I've figured out the best application for my hair. But I'll keep that in mind if I ever switch systems.Just a suggestion, you may want to do the protein txmnt a few days before the color and follow up with a moisturising dc. The protein will help your color take and the dc will be insurance that your hair is in the best condition for the color.
I use permanent color and I just water rinse until the water runs clear and I no longer feel color in my hair. Sometimes I cowash instead of shampooing. Never had a problem.After using semipermanent permanent are you ladies washing with shampoo or just rinsing with water?
Yeah I was looking specifically for semi permanent. Permanent color won't wash out but I'm not sure about semi permanent.I use permanent color and I just water rinse until the water runs clear and I no longer feel color in my hair. Sometimes I cowash instead of shampooing. Never had a problem.
So today I colored on dry hair with SM hair coloring system in light blonde (left on for 45 minutes, 35 of them with heat). Immediately after I rinsed the color, I did a protein treatment with Joico deep penetrating reconstructor, rinsed that after 20mins and then shampooed once with SM raw shea butter shampoo and now I have SM raw shea butter DC in my hair that I'm too lazy to wash out so I can roller set.
Yes she is.My stylist did a great job covering my gray yesterday. Normally I just have her do the roots, but I was seeing too many long gray strands. I thought she would have to put the color on all my hair, but she went through and found the gray strands and just colored those. She is a definite keeper.
I haven't heard of it. Is it just for permanent and demi permanent color? Do you add it when you mix it? Sorry I can't help.Have any of you ladies tried Ardell Gray Magic color additive? It's supposed to help cover resistant grays. My color is fading fast or my hair is growing faster, either way these grays are aggressive. I'm thinking of trying it the next time I dye (in June-ish). I did a search and saw an old thread about it, but no updates.
I haven't heard of it. Is it just for permanent and demi permanent color? Do you add it when you mix it? Sorry I can't help.
Definitely update us. I would like to know how it works.From what I've read, you use it with permanent (i don't see why you couldn't add to demi or semi though). Yes, you mix a few drops in your color and it's supposed to help your hair absorb the color better. My low porosity hair needs all the help absorbing color.
When I use it I'll post a review here, hopefully it's effective without too much damage. D**& these genetics!! I'm too young for all this gray