Hair Color
One of the most important elements of haircoloring is determining
the hairs' "underlying pigmet" (the hairs' natural color.) When you
chose a color in a swatch book, your hair may not come out that color
because of the underlying pigment in your hair.
After choosing a product and shade for coloring your hair,
buy one or two boxes depending on your hair's length and thickness. Be
sure you do the patch test and strand test before you color your hair.
Even professionals will do a strand test if they are not sure of an end
result. You should too.
If you choose to recolor you may
make it next to impossible for a professional colorist to correct the
problem. If you choose to see a professional make sure they do
corrective work. If you do decide to correct it at home, keep these
tips in mind. Permanent color is not made to remove or lighten
permanent color or demi-permanent color. There are products made to
remove color and they should be used. Using a permanent color that
contains ammonia and/or peroxide, to lighten permanent color will only
increase the porousity of your hair and can cause further colorings to
fade quickly and/or go dark.
- Go back to natural hair color
To avoid haircolor blunders when trying to go back to a darker color avoid products with ammonia in them. - Permanent, Demi, Semi, which one should I have?
- Color your hair safely







