I just had two wonderful color success stories surrounding this liquid demi-permanent haircolor by Beth Minardi.
1) I achieved beautiful lowlights on relaxed and previous lightened hair, and the hair still looked shiny! I performed the lowlights one week after the lightening, but simply beautiful final results. I used the 6NB.
2) I had to tone the brassiness of a loc client after performing a corrective color service from an out of town colorist. I used this liquid demi-permanent color with about 10 minutes of heat since the hair was wet when I applied the color. I achieved fantastic results with the 7ICE and layering of the 6NB.
Because this demi-permanent color uses the 5 volume developer, I still am uncomfortable using it on the same day as a relaxer, but I am excited about testing it on gray coverage for those whose hair is not strong enough for creme demi-permanent haircolor.
The Beth Minardi line does have a cream demi-permanent color as well as a permanent haircolor. I like the permanent haircolor, but I have not tried the cream demi-permanent haircolor yet. I was using Goldwell Colorance which is a cream demi-permanent haircolor, but I have not adjusted to their newest Colorance reformulation.
Honestly, the 1:1 ratio is a no brainer. It is gentle and effective. I am simply thrilled about this gentle liquid color.
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Thursday, February 28, 2013
February 2013 Honorable Mentions
The CIAA Tournament had me very busy this week! After doing some quick collection of thoughts, I figured that I would make these Honorable Mentions . . ..
1) Design Essentials Naturals line is now being sold in Sally's Beauty Supply stores. It was a corporate decision.
2) I had a conversation with a rock band member about his hair. He claimed that smoking weed/pot/marijuana caused his straight hair to turn curly. Any type of drugs, prescription or not, can potentially change your hair's behavior. It's something to think about. Careful about alcoholic beverage consumption as well.
3) Foiling in "lowlights" can be a great way to come out of ombre hair/two toned hair. You can use the "Gray Away" spray (separate blog article) to temporarily test out your decision before using a demi or semi-permanent color. Keep the color wheel on hand for any color correction. Foil placement is important. I would stick with having a professional colorist to blend in lowlights to alter ombre hair.
4) When deciding to get the "big chop," a barber may be better suited for a "low fro" than a cosmetologist.
1) Design Essentials Naturals line is now being sold in Sally's Beauty Supply stores. It was a corporate decision.
2) I had a conversation with a rock band member about his hair. He claimed that smoking weed/pot/marijuana caused his straight hair to turn curly. Any type of drugs, prescription or not, can potentially change your hair's behavior. It's something to think about. Careful about alcoholic beverage consumption as well.
3) Foiling in "lowlights" can be a great way to come out of ombre hair/two toned hair. You can use the "Gray Away" spray (separate blog article) to temporarily test out your decision before using a demi or semi-permanent color. Keep the color wheel on hand for any color correction. Foil placement is important. I would stick with having a professional colorist to blend in lowlights to alter ombre hair.
4) When deciding to get the "big chop," a barber may be better suited for a "low fro" than a cosmetologist.
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