Thursday, April 26, 2012

Leave in conditioner for highlighted hair?

What is a good leave in conditioner? That is cheap too :)



Leave in conditioner for highlighted hair?

Isoplus and Mizhani are good leave-in conditioners...



But if u wanna risk putting something cheap on your hair, I have no suggestion.

How Can I Keep Red Hair Dye From Fading?

I'm thinking about dying my hair black and putting a red streak in, but I heard that red hair dye fades really fast. How can I keep it in for a while?



I already know not to wash it too much, to shower with cold/cool water, and not to expose it to sunlight too often.



Is there anything else I should know to keep the color in?



Right now I use Garnier Fructis shampoo with color guard for color treated or highlighted hair.



How Can I Keep Red Hair Dye From Fading?

there are shampoos that you can buy that keep color from fading or running out, but for the first few days after you add color to your hair it will bleed no matter what.



How Can I Keep Red Hair Dye From Fading?

People still dye their hair??



How Can I Keep Red Hair Dye From Fading?

use blood i hear thats pretty hard to fade or get rid of



How Can I Keep Red Hair Dye From Fading?

maybe applying it more often will help...



How Can I Keep Red Hair Dye From Fading?

Color-stay shampoo.



How Can I Keep Red Hair Dye From Fading?

you can by a bottle of color sealer. it's about 4 bucks for a bottle. you can get it at the department store.



How Can I Keep Red Hair Dye From Fading?

Use a salon shampoo. Garnier and other shampoos like that have wax and other bad chemicals in them. Even if it says it's for color treated hair, their formula isn't very different than their normal shampoo.



Paul Mitchell has a color locking spray, conditioner and shampoo to help keep the color in.



Also, like you said, wash with cold water, not very often, and don't use too much shampoo and conditioner, just a very small amount. I use about the size of a quarter.. maybe smaller.



My hair stylist also mixes my hair dye colors into small bottles of hairspray, that I spray on the color to help give it a boost. I have panels of pink and purple. It helps A LOT!



Or, mix some of the red in a small bottle of conditioner, and use the mix on that part of your hair.



How Can I Keep Red Hair Dye From Fading?

If you dye your hair black and put the red streak in at the same time, the black will fade at the same rate as the red. Just be sure to use shampoo specially for color treated hair. If you are going through the trouble to do what youve mentioned aside from the shampoo, your hair dye will last longer than most peoples do. Also, since you are just doing the streak of red, it would not be hard to redye the streak often enough to keep it bright and vibrant in the case that it does fade sooner than the black. You should look into dyes that can be used in small portions and save the rest, rather than having to buy a new pack of hair dye each time you want to do the red streak.



How Can I Keep Red Hair Dye From Fading?

Matrix shade memory. its a line thats color specific, so if your going for a bright punk red, get cool red, if a natural auburn, warm red... its a shmpoo, conditioner, and mousse. Best results if you get all 3, but the rinse out mousse is mandatory. use it twice a week or after every shampoo to maintain that bright red tone. its a conditioning foam that has a red stain in it that replaces the red pigments lost after shampooing and UV exposure. that being said, you have to work FAST or wear gloves, or youll have pink hands after using it. shampoo with color safe shampoo *shade memory or color.smart are fantasic for this purpose* then use the foam, you only need to apply to the red bits if your going black, leave in for a few minutes while you wash yourself, then rise, add conditioner for a bit, rinse, then your done. beware, bright colors can stain towels even after many washings, especially if you use this product to restore its brightness.



How Can I Keep Red Hair Dye From Fading?

The only way to stop fade in any hair color is to deposit on virgin hair. If you don't have virgin hair it is going to fade.



You could try a color shampoo, like the ones from John Freida that have the color in them to refresh evey time you wash.

I have brown highlighted hair which is layered, but the sides are just under my ears an I have a squ

I would like a different colour to make feel more awake and less drab, i have the sought of skin that is can catch the sun quite eaily and rarely burn.



I have brown highlighted hair which is layered, but the sides are just under my ears an I have a square face.?

put some blonge highlights in not too many. its hard to pull off a complete hair colour change so dont do it if you have low confidence. try a gradual subtle change and keep it shiny ( plus women desire a square jar line so you should have no problems what every your hair colour is. how do you think brad pit gets away with daft things)



I have brown highlighted hair which is layered, but the sides are just under my ears an I have a square face.?

go ginger!



or blonde!! I love blondes!!!



:) I have been just about every hair colour! its fun *lol*



I have brown highlighted hair which is layered, but the sides are just under my ears an I have a square face.?

Go for highlights, not so extreme.



I have brown highlighted hair which is layered, but the sides are just under my ears an I have a square face.?

If your hair is layered then have the long layers underneath brown and the top shorter layers blonde. the contrast in colour and definition from the layers look really effective.



I have brown highlighted hair which is layered, but the sides are just under my ears an I have a square face.?

Get blond highlights, but your hairdresser would help advise you to what looks best on you.

Is it safe to highlight hair after it has been treated with ovide lotion the day before?

ovide lotion is for head lice



Is it safe to highlight hair after it has been treated with ovide lotion the day before?

do it



Is it safe to highlight hair after it has been treated with ovide lotion the day before?

ummm.. wait a little. sumtimes all those chemicals mess up your hair and tend to dry it out

It's A Ten Hair Products?

Has anyone tried to new salon products - It's A Ten? Everyone at my salon is going crazy over it, but im skeptical! I use salon products, mostly biolage, biosilk, bed head, and chi. I cant seem to find out who makes the product, so im kind of scared to use it. I guess if they're selling it at salons, its a good product. I do deep treatments on my hair, so i like to use a good, well-known product when it comes to that. The treatments i use are packed with proteins and vitamins, and i cant get any info on the its a ten...like "ingredients". I dont want to buy it if its just a quick fix for frizzies or highlighted hair...i need something thats gonna be good for my hair in the long run! Thanks for any info!!!



It's A Ten Hair Products?

I've been using it for a few weeks now and I really love it. I usually use products that I buy at my salon and my hair dresser recommended the It's A 10 because I tend to get frizzy hair because I blow dry my hair everyday and so far I don't have any complaints about the product. I have really light blonde hair and most products that reduce frizz and what not make my hair look really oily but this one doesn't at all. Even after i blow dry and style my hair with a curling iron my hair remains shiny and frizz free.

How can I repair hair that's been "fried" and has a lot of breakage from a bad salon

was supposed to be just hilites,but she left foils on too long--became single process light blonde color.Then we added lolites,which ended up looking horrible and orangey,with no contrast.Next day,returned,and she put in darker lolites(dk.brown).Now my hair is about 4 different hues,and tons of breakage has occurred.I originally had healthy highlighted hair with an ashy blonde color.What should I do next to try to restore my hair's health and orig.color?



How can I repair hair that's been "fried" and has a lot of breakage from a bad salon dyejob?

in terms of restoring your hair's health, deep condition your hair for a while - and really really avoid any type of heat styling for a while - no blowdrying, straightening, curling, etc.



Breakage is really unfixable, but as much as you prob don't want to hear this, you can stop your breakage from breaking/damaging further up your hair by getting a trim, getting rid of the broken ends and just starting fresh.



I'm not a color expert so I'm not sure about getting back to your natural color, but maybe a milder color treatment wouldn't shock your already damaged hair? something less harsh, like a semi permanent perhaps, or a type of color infusing shower conditioning rinse type thing?



How can I repair hair that's been "fried" and has a lot of breakage from a bad salon dyejob?

Have you ever seen the movie "Something about Mary?"



How can I repair hair that's been "fried" and has a lot of breakage from a bad salon dyejob?

wash it off with one of them shampoos that takes a tone down and put a hair mask on ur hair for as long as u can stay with it for. i put hair mask on mine for an over night - it was ok after that! repeat as often!



How can I repair hair that's been "fried" and has a lot of breakage from a bad salon dyejob?

let it grow out %26amp; cut the damage off



How can I repair hair that's been "fried" and has a lot of breakage from a bad salon dyejob?

dont think theres anything except for it to grow out. i would defiantly persue who ever did this to u



How can I repair hair that's been "fried" and has a lot of breakage from a bad salon dyejob?

I found a really good conditioner...It's called Sheer Blonde...it comes in a container that is round (sort of like what Pond's cold creme came in a while ago...) and it is champagne colored container. It's about $6 or $7 and does a fantastic job on blond or dyed hair. It will work, honest, unless you are black/African American and then I would suggest you ask your salon for help.



How can I repair hair that's been "fried" and has a lot of breakage from a bad salon dyejob?

Try Treseme anti breakage conditioner.... Leave it on for 30 mins and rinse..... do it every day for a week and you should be fine.... Then switch to a Smoothing conditioner like SAMY Smoothing (4.99 at target). After a month get that john frieda color gloss in blonde and apply.... your hair should shine and be less frizzy cause the silicone in the product will seal ur hair. good Luck

It's A Ten Hair Products?

Has anyone tried to new salon products - It's A Ten? Everyone at my salon is going crazy over it, but im skeptical! I use salon products, mostly biolage, biosilk, bed head, and chi. I cant seem to find out who makes the product, so im kind of scared to use it. I guess if they're selling it at salons, its a good product. I do deep treatments on my hair, so i like to use a good, well-known product when it comes to that. The treatments i use are packed with proteins and vitamins, and i cant get any info on the its a ten...like "ingredients". I dont want to buy it if its just a quick fix for frizzies or highlighted hair...i need something thats gonna be good for my hair in the long run! Thanks for any info!!!



It's A Ten Hair Products?

I've been using it for a few weeks now and I really love it. I usually use products that I buy at my salon and my hair dresser recommended the It's A 10 because I tend to get frizzy hair because I blow dry my hair everyday and so far I don't have any complaints about the product. I have really light blonde hair and most products that reduce frizz and what not make my hair look really oily but this one doesn't at all. Even after i blow dry and style my hair with a curling iron my hair remains shiny and frizz free.