How long do you leave the color mixed with developer in your hair?
37206
I have grey hair and leave it in for 40 minutes. You can leave it in up to 60 minutes--after that length of time it will stop processing.
767639
Temporary. Depending on how long it stays in your hair, it stays it's color longer. I've had it stay black ( in my hair ) for about 3 weeks before having to do touch-up areas. I don't buy anything else, this stuff does it's job.
1560824
I use every 4-6 weeks. Remember sulphate shampoos will strip this out of your hair causing you to need to do more often. It doesn't lighten hair color. If it's only been two weeks and I have my hair processed I use it again after processing.
509324
It's a cream in a tube only you don't need to mix it with developer. All bleaching/lifting should be done prior to using the color.
678555
I usually start in the front, where my hair is more gray. To make sure you get it all over, it is best to apply in sections. I start at the root of each section and massage to the ends. After you are done, Make sure you have massaged it in thoroughly. Then time it from 20 to 30 min. It really depends on how deep you want the color. I have a lot of yellow in my gray, so I leave it an hour. You can check it after 20 min and then go from there. Then you just rinse it out. I always shampoo first, then apply the color, then I apply my conditioner last. Make sure you rinse very well on the Born Blonde. It is very easy to use. I usually start in the front, where my hair is more gray. To make sure you get it all over, it is best to apply in sections. I start at the root of each section and massage to the ends. After you are done, Make sure you have massaged it in thoroughly. Then time it from 20 to 30 min. It really depends on how deep you want the color. I have a lot of yellow in my gray, so I leave it an hour. You can check it after 20 min and then go from there. Then you just rinse it out. I always shampoo first, then apply the color, then I apply my conditioner last. Make sure you rinse very well on the Born... » Read More I usually start in the front, where my hair is more gray. To make sure you get it all over, it is best to apply in sections. I start at the root of each section and massage to the ends. After you are done, Make sure you have massaged it in thoroughly. Then time it from 20 to 30 min. It really depends on how deep you want the color. I have a lot of yellow in my gray, so I leave it an hour. You can check it after 20 min and then go from there. Then you just rinse it out. I always shampoo first, then apply the color, then I apply my conditioner last. Make sure you rinse very well on the Born Blonde. It is very easy to use. « Show Less
253823
Hi!!I used a 10 developer and did use the whole tube. I eyeballed it and used same amount developer as hair dye. Please be careful I just went to the salon to get new color and they had a hard time lifting the color out of my hair even with a 10 developer.. Good luck!!
622090
I just mix it in like any other hair coloring and it comes out fine. Just work it into a section at a time and then make sure all hair is covered with the coloring solution.
759447
I think u should focus on your ends since they are the most susceptible to damage. Also, protein treatments like this are meant to strengthen hair, and if u use it too often u will end up with very hard straw like hair. It works wonders when used between coloring or processing hair. The directions say to leave on for 30 mins, 45 mins for hair that needs it. I use it once every 6 weeks or so 1 cap full mixed in with a good deep conditioning mask.
2061562
I usually color my hair first then use the keratin a few days or so later. It works nicely.
375807
Depends how much gray you have. Beware that the grey will pick up the red exclusively/ If you use RED henna, the drk brown is beautiful with red shading. But if you are grey you need to go 1 shade deeper, like chestnut. I used the RED on my daughters dark brown hair [ long] and she got a ton of compliments. If you are a little worried about to much red, just mix the henna with strong coffee, which is what I used to do when I worked in a salon . Henna does not lighten your hair, it only deposits color. Also the timing determines how bright it is. Keep the color on for only 45 minutes . Another factor is mixing the color and letting it set. If you mix and let it set for 1 1/2 to 3 hours before applying, your color will be redder. So if you mix the RED with strong lukewarm coffee and apply it to WET hair , let it set on your hair with a bag for 45 minutes , than rinse out, apply conditioner like it is shampoo[ this will help it set and will still clean your hair] you will have a knockout gorgeous color that will NOT be too red. Just some tips from someone that has done this many times[ still a successful hairdresser too.]Would love to hear how your hair looks afterwards!
1255028
I mixed it with a white conditioner. Even if you want a really vibrant color I would suggest doing this. It stretches the amount of color you have out quite a bit. I had purple hair for several months and never went through this entire amount.
1901719
I got this in mid-March and had my hairdresser bleach out the bottom 5" and do an ombre. I brought home the other half tube and mixed it with conditioner that I use to touch up the color. As it fades, on me it's gone a lighter blue and purple with maybe a little green, but not much. It's actually a nice color mixture as it fades.
845571
I you know how to properly. successfully color your hair, and fellow directions to the T, then you should not have a problem. Note: After applying Step I and leave on the hair as directed in the instruction, rinse your hair for the entire recommended time thoughly. This is the most critical time. Step 2 apply as you would Step 1 and leave on for 5 mins. Then rinsed for at least 10 to 15 mins in the shower for best practice.
258516
They are in the box, but I use about 10 droplets of the developer to about a dime size of the dye, mix it, and just go from there. I leave it on for about 20 mins. I have been using this product for quite a while now.
160665
You want to make sure you add the dye at 185 F or it will not dissolve completely. You may also be adding to much dye. You'll want to stir several minutes to make sure it is mixed in completely, it's best to do this before you add fragrance in case you need to reheat the wax.
824661
You could , but it is better when mixed with conditioner and left on a few minutes. I prefer to use it like hair dye. Put on dry hair all over my head and leave on for 25 min or longer depending on how vibrant you want it. It gives tremendous condition & shine to your hair
367371
Yes, it can be used at different times. This is a semi-permanent color that is already mixed. No need to mix developer and color as with permanent color. This particular color worked well in covering the gray when I left in on for the prescribed time of 30 minutes, and it rinses very well. In addition, I also purchased a shampoo/conditioner that helps retain the color from my local grocery store. Good luck and have fun!