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Hair Color

This section is devoted to talk about Hair Color. Hair color is a popular salon service, but the improper application of hair color can cause the hair to become dry/brittle and even break. Many people practice the application hair color on their own hair at home and are not familiar with the different processes of color. This section will go over a few hair color facts so that you will understand a little bit more about hair color.

Hair Color Facts

  1. There are 3 different types of color: Temporary, Semi-Permanent & Permanent
  2. Temporary Color lasts only from shampoo to shampoo; which means when you shampoo your hair, the color will wash out.
  3. Semi-Permanent Color lasts for 6-8 shampoo’s and can be applied on the same day as a relaxer.
  4. Permanent Color is just like it says - Permanent and this type of color can only be applied 2 weeks before or 2 weeks after a relaxer service. Permanent Color should NOT be performed on the same day of a relaxer service.
  5. When trying to achieve such colors as the red tones, it is best to have a double process color service done. This means that the hair is pre-lightened first and then a semi-permanent color is used to deposit the red tone color.
  6. When using the pre-lightening process or when you are lightening your hair into the gold tones colors, use high lift colors only. DO NOT USE BLEACH! Using bleach on relaxed hair can result in severe hair damage.
  7. When receiving highlights on medium to long hair, the foiling technique should be used. Do not pull medium or long hair through a highlighting cap it can cause hair breakage.
  8. A highlighting cap should be used when highlighting short hair only!
  9. If you have been wearing black color in your hair for a long period of time and want to go lighter or add the red tones please consult a professional. This is a requirement because removing black color from the hair to go lighter requires a special process.
  10. When using hair color to cover gray hair, it is best to use a semi-permanent color on the hair. Since gray hair is colored frequently, it is best to use a semi-permanent color. Using a permanent color over time can cause hair breakage. If you wear a relaxer, it is best to color your gray on the same day as your relaxer service.
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