I have used Schwarzkopf for over a year.I use 10 volume Igora Royal developer. I miss small patches back of my hair. Can I color my my entire hair?
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Yes, I color my entire hair each and every time, although I'm not sure it's recommended. It colors beautifully!
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Hi,I have very long thick hair .I have been using for a long time.I color all of my hair for a great result.I am very happy with the product.Cheers:-)Chris
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No, if you do that you'll end up with much darker color on the ends. Ask somebody to apply your color, a girlfriend or husband. Most of the people that do their own color have no idea how bad of a job they do for the back section.
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I'm sorry but we don't have the knowledge to offer advice on use of the hair color. Thank you!
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Yes you can go back and apply it to your hair again to cover the small patches.
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You have to use a developer with any color. Developers come in different strengths depending on how much you want / need to lighten your hair.
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You need to use 10% developer, and you are going to be very happy with the result. Trust me, I have a lot of stubborn gray hair, and I am using 10 . It covered all the gray in my roots.
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I can't answer you because i have a different type of hair i have raid hair but i've seen revu in youtu.be for afro hair i think it's works because you have a button for the selection of each type of hair i hope it's works for you :-)
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Hello. I am Puerto Rican with coarse, naturally curly hair. I LOVE this. It doesn't leave my hair dry and brittle like box dyes. I stopped using relaxers, went all natural rocking my curls, so it was very important for me to hit the salon. Well this is formulated specifically for you, your hair type and you won't spend the big bucks you would at the salon. If it is a color that will stress your hair out too much, they will not even give it as an option. My curls have stayed the same and not stretched, worn out as with box dye. And yes the color you will not be disappointed with. I love it... Hello. I am Puerto Rican with coarse, naturally curly hair. I LOVE this. It doesn't leave my hair dry and brittle like box dyes. I stopped using relaxers, went all natural rocking my curls, so it was very important for me to hit the salon. Well this is formulated specifically for you, your hair type and you won't spend the big bucks you would at the salon. If it is a color that will stress your hair out too much, they will not even give it as an option. My curls have stayed the same and not stretched, worn out as with box dye. And yes the color you will not be disappointed with. I love it...
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Yes you would need to blech your hair again since this is permanent color. You can also try Satin color remover.
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I didn't have highlighted hair when I used this but I would think that if you use it all over, your highlighted hair will of course get lighter and also, your un-highlighted hair will probably get lighter too. Maybe not as much, but I think it will lighten it a little. Maybe use a 10 volume developer so it won't lighten it as much. The higher the volume, the higher it will lift color from your hair. Hope this helps :)
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Hello. I am Puerto Rican with coarse, naturally curly hair. I LOVE this. It doesn't leave my hair dry and brittle like box dyes. I stopped using relaxers, went all natural rocking my curls, so it was very important for me to hit the salon. Well this is formulated specifically for you, your hair type and you won't spend the big bucks you would at the salon. If it is a color that will stress your hair out too much, they will not even give it as an option. My curls have stayed the same and not stretched, worn out as with box dye. And yes the color you will not be disappointed with. I love it...
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I have no experience with this product as far as coloring or colored hair. My hair is in it's original color. you should ask to BABYFACE direct
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The higher the volume the lighter/brighter the shade of highlight. It just depends on your desired result. I wanted a vibrant red so I started off with 30 vol on my med/dark brown hair and it it came out nice but not the level of brightness I wanted. I ended up going back over it with a 40 vol to high light even more which came out really nice but dried out my previously highlighted hair. So my suggestion would be to go with the highest volume and then if it comes out too light you can always use a darker red stain to maintain afterward since this color requires maintenance with a semi permanent or temporary red anyways. That will save reprocessing time and possible damage from over processing. My hair came out really soft and healthy after the initial process. Hope that helps
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I used T18 on my hair after bleaching, but it is blonde all over. If you can isolate the highlights somehow, that would be best, because the blonde toner could alter the color of the darker hair.
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Glad you asked. I have fairly fine hair but do color it which gives it volume.Best spray in the world is Rusk W8less Plus hairspray. I have tried them all. Try it, you will love it!
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I'd say yes only because otherwise you'll get a triple tone Highlight. If you're ok with that then go for it. I had medium brown but went to black base and blue highlights (via bleaching the highlighted portion). I also had to retouch the blonde portion every two weeks.
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Mark you may be able to however not sure it would look very good / natural as an all over color - when I do my roots it covers however it's kinda dull. I would say get some and try it - it's not that expensive you may find it's just what you want - I have lots of hair and it's long so I wouldn't use it for all over color Terie
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My hair was a great color when I started using it. Now My hair is 50% GONE. 10 months and it is not recovering even using Rogaine. I have been in touch with the FDA about it. Don't chance it!!!
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The trickiest part, I think, is just trying to section your hair so you color just the roots and not the ends. If you can do that, you'll be fine. I've used this kit a handful of times now and the only thing I did once was get a bit darker ends than I wanted, but it was because the hair was short in that section. The colors come our very luminous, which I love.
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So, you need to use a different volume developer for different base hair colors. My hair is very dark, so to achieve the color I want, I need a 30 volume. if your natural color is lighter, you can get away with a 20 volume. the higher the volume developer, the more it will lighten. Does that make sense? There are many charts online that show this. Here's one that describes that if your natural color is dark brown and you want to lift 4 levels, you need a 30 volume. http://www.hairfinder.com/tips/levelsanddeveloper.jpg