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Old 10-06-2013, 01:09 PM
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I like the new Olia.
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Old 10-06-2013, 04:24 PM
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I use Nice & Easy. My niece, who's a beautician, said that if I didn't want red highlights, to get a color with ash.
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Old 10-06-2013, 04:48 PM
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I have mine high-low lighted about 3-4 times a year by my stylist. I go 2 levels light and only one dark, because my hair grabs the black in the dark. I am also a non practicing stylist. I used to tell my clients that I was Licensed to ruin their hair whan they came in with problems.
Everyones hair takes color differently. I am naturally about a level 4 which is a dark medium brown. I do not let people use bleach to hi-lite my hair as I would look like the cheapest girl on the street when it was done. (yes, someone did it that way.) I had a "blonde" woman come in with what I called bottom of the lake muck green hair, as she wanted to lose the "brassy", but her hair took the ash. I had to correct another womans hair after she wanted the "burgundy" look that was popular a few years back, and it took the red violet shade and not in a pretty way. When people tell you to go ash, remember it will have blue and green in it, and you hair may take one shade over the other.
And actually if you follow your color wheel theory. you have to correct the hair color with the opposite color on the wheel. To control brassy(orange)- you need to add green, but not go overboard. What works for one will not work for the next, that's why so many of us will pay the haevy price to have some one put the color in.
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Old 03-06-2014, 09:28 PM
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I use Revlon 51 and also Clairol Nice n Easy when on sale and I have coupons. Most people like my hair lighter, but I like it darker so try to keep it a medium brown...
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Old 03-06-2014, 09:49 PM
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Go natural. I am an extremist I suppose. Had long, thick, straight hair as a girl, as I got older I wore it shorter (slightly)...at it's longest it hit the backs of my knees. Stopped colouring my hair at 30. Now wear it cropped very short, no dye, no conditioner and I no longer possess a brush or a comb. Can't think of anything worse than stressing over roots, bad dye jobs or dodgy hairdressers.....Shower, towel dry, organise with fingers and I'm good to go.
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Old 03-07-2014, 04:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Butterfli19 View Post
Thinking of taking a break from the salon and doing it at home, but it's been a while and now I'm a blonde (from my new natural shade of silvery white ) and was wondering what does the job without too much damage or peroxide.

What do you like?
I like going going to my salon. I wont mess with home treatments but I get my hair professionally colored every month. Not taking a chance on my hair. And i am not ready to go au natural.

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