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Old 11-14-2006, 11:51 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Dark hair/ need color deposit product help??
Hi. I recently got my hair colored to my original color, medium brown. I was wanting to add a tint to it, mahogany or redish, something I can do at home so I won't have to keep going to the salon for color. What can i use? I heard bad reviews on the ARTec so I'm really stuck on a choice.

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Old 11-14-2006, 05:23 PM   #2 (permalink)
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if you can get to a beauty supply store, i'd suggest picking up some Clairol Second Nature. it's a no lift, corrective formula that can be used with either a 10 or 20 volume developer

here's what colours they offer: http://thecreativestudio.com/dispens..._swatches.html
and here's a little more infor on the product itself: http://thecreativestudio.com/main.js.../second_nature

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i used clairol natural instincts and it gave me a nice reddishy tint! :]

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if you can get to a beauty supply store, i'd suggest picking up some Clairol Second Nature. it's a no lift, corrective formula that can be used with either a 10 or 20 volume developer

here's what colours they offer: http://thecreativestudio.com/dispens..._swatches.html
and here's a little more infor on the product itself: http://thecreativestudio.com/main.js.../second_nature

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What's the developer? And when do I need to do this?

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Clairol Jazzings is a cellophane treatment that comes in a pink bottle. It's very simple to use because you do not need to mix anything. It is temporary, unless you apply heat, then it will last for around 6 weeks. I have dark brown hair and used the cherry red. It has a slight tint to it, very noticible in the sun.

Also, professional Nexxus has a line called Aloxxi. It's a conditioner, yet deposits color to your hair every time you use it. The longer you use it, the deeper the color. You'll see noticible results in 2 washings. This has very strong pigmentation so it can even out the tone of your hair.

Both are non damaging since there is no peroxide. Artec can be somewhat drying.

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I use Sebastians Cellophane.. they have different colors and it's like a gloss treatment too so it makes your hair super shiny. this product is similar to the Clairol jazzings mentioned above.

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