What's the difference between the Roux Rinse and the Roux Temporary Hair Color? I'm wanting to cover gray while I wait for my perminate color to grow.
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I have not used the rinse. But the Temporary color can just be applied to particular areas ( gray)when the hair is damp, no need to apply all over. Or you can use it too tone down your shade ...just pour some in your hand and work it in to the hair with your fingers. Works great and looks natural.
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You know,I really do not know the difference! I have only used the temporary hair color! Sorryy to not be more helpful! :-(
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The Fanci-Full Temporary Color is exactly what it says - temporary. I've not used other version. I apply the temporary rinse directly to my hair after I've towel dried it. I don't rinse it out. It lasts through a couple of days of rinsing my hair but goes away when I shampoo my hair. I use it to extend the length of time between permanent hair color from my hair dresser. It should do well for you while you let your permanent hair color grow out.I mix a bit of the Frivolous Fawn in with the Plush Brown in the bottle so that it matches my hair color. It always looks great. I apply it directly to my roots from the bottle and then comb it out to the ends, then dry it. The Fanci-Full Temporary Color is exactly what it says - temporary. I've not used other version. I apply the temporary rinse directly to my hair after I've towel dried it. I don't rinse it out. It lasts through a couple of days of rinsing my hair but goes away when I shampoo my hair. I use it to extend the length of time between permanent hair color from my hair dresser. It should do well for you while you let your permanent hair color grow out.I mix a bit of the Frivolous Fawn in with the Plush Brown in the bottle so that it matches my hair color. It always looks great. I apply... » Read More The Fanci-Full Temporary Color is exactly what it says - temporary. I've not used other version. I apply the temporary rinse directly to my hair after I've towel dried it. I don't rinse it out. It lasts through a couple of days of rinsing my hair but goes away when I shampoo my hair. I use it to extend the length of time between permanent hair color from my hair dresser. It should do well for you while you let your permanent hair color grow out.I mix a bit of the Frivolous Fawn in with the Plush Brown in the bottle so that it matches my hair color. It always looks great. I apply it directly to my roots from the bottle and then comb it out to the ends, then dry it. « Show Less
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If you use the rinse you don't need the hair color. Been using this for years and its great. My hair is always the same color.
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I just splat a whole bit of it on top over my wet hair after I shampoo and comb it through. Most of it washes out after the first shampoo. I just repeat. The color I'm using is close to my own color . . . it pretty much just covers the gray for me . . . nothing too dramatic.
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This one is for hair that has been color/heat treated, if I'm not mistaken. I prefer this one because I constantly color my hair.
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It'll definently show up on the grey! But if your other hair is dark, and you want the color to show up, then yes bleach first
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Hello Suzie, My hair is about 60% gray and becomes frizzy when color burns it therefore that is why I use this Chromatics developer which is a conditioning developer. I use 9NW color to blend best with gray hair so the roots don't show immediately. I'm a blonde without bleaching thanks to REDKEN. I have salons trying to have me change to other products and it had been a long time before I found this product that works so great. I will never leave REDKEN again. YOu can view information on their website although if your not a professional you wont be able to purchase from them. I let my license expire so I buy from ebay and actually have found REDKEN is cheaper on ebay then anywhere else. Good Luck! hope this helps you!
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It's the new formula because the ingredients list water first and it hadn't been at front and center in the previous formula. I've still been purchasing it, however, because buying it this way is 66% less than local prices and my hair still looks lovely. FYI, Jim Markham, the founder of Pureology has a new entry called ColorProof Evolved Color Care that I've heard is very, very good. When I went to look for it, however, the only place I could find it was in professional salons at a very, very high price. Couldn't find it anywhere. Good luck with whatever you choose!!!
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I would suggest mousse, that way you are assured better coverage. Editing to add: I used the rinse a handful of times before giving up on it, and switching products to a mousse temporary dye.
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No ammonia or peroxide. This is considered a temporary color. It will cover the gray, but will not lighten darker hair. You can find answers to your questions at the clairol natural instincts website.
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Yes. This is just a rinse, not a dye. It's like applying colored water to your hair. It's not greasy or thick. No stain and rinses out. You can even dab it on gray roots to postpone dying your hair as often.
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You can use whatever you wish. Just keep in mind that the lower you go, the less color will show. Ex: if you use a 40 developer, your color will be vibrant and pop. If you use a 20 developer, your color will be lightly vibrant and suttle. Also, the longer you keep it on the hair, the more color you get. Ps: don't exceed over 1hr. I honestly wouldn't even go over that. Hope this helps
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It covers my gray strands beautifully, they look like a lighter shade of auburn and come out looking like highlights. The very best part, other than making your hair feel healthy, it that it doesn't wash out like the peroxide colorings. Just remember to super condition your hair afterward. The color of your hair will also become more vibrant each day, for about a week after coloring your hair. It is work, but I will never go back to the chemical alternative...I also get compliments all the time
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This item is currently out of stock. However, we do have the ROUX Fanci-Full Rinse Temporary Hair Color True Steel 15 oz ROU5041 in stock which is similar.
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Kandi, I'm sorry I can't help you with the color because (1) I use white minx and have no experience with either of the colors you have mentioned and (2)I don't know what tone you are trying to achieve. Not all colors come in the rinse or mousse. I use the rinse and it's ok, but had I had the choice, I think I would prefer the mousse for convenience and ease of application. Hope that helps.
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Elumen is supposed to be permanent but in my experience it's more like a demi-permanent. It has no peroxide or ammonia so it doesn't damage your hair like regular hair color.
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I do have some gray hair around my temples. The product made it brighter and lighter. If my hair were entirely gray I would definitely use it, especially with my water issue. I think it might perk up and take the dullness out. Even if it weren't helping my color, the shampoo and conditioner are making my hair feel healthy and smooth. Good stuff!
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To be honest I don't know. I dye my hair as well and didn't notice any significant difference in fading hair color. I do know red is the color that fades the quickest so I would probably stick with shampoos and conditioners that are sulfer free.
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They have one for strawberry/red or blonde. I bought the black/grey. If I had to guess, I'd pick one of the other two I mentioned. I've been using the grey more than the black because it is a little lighter and blends better for me.