I don't have color treated hair, but thinning is my concern. I want to know whether I should use number 3 or 4?
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System 2 is for non-color treated thinning hair, and System 4 is for treated thinning hair. I have used both (before coloring my hair with #2) and after coloring my hair (#4) with equal success.
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I would say number 4 is a better option. 3 and 4 both are good for chemically treated hair ( dyed hair ) as well, as they do not wash out the dye on your hair and you have to dye your hair less frequently !
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I think you might want to consider the 3\4" size if your hair is really short. However, it seems to be more expensive. It is easy to use, but like any product takes a little "playing around" with for different parts of the head. It does come with a DVD.
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System 2 is for thinning hair that is NOT chemically treated (i.e., hair color, or perm) and System 4 is for thinning hair that IS chemically treated.
548106
Depends how full of a look you want. When I want a natural look I use 6 and if I want an extremely full look I use all of them
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depends on how full you want your hair to be...i usually do 3-5...it gives the look of body and volume....the bigger the better i always say...hope i was helpful :D
1290967
NOOOOOOOO. Do nottt bleach your hair first. Apply over.What color do you want? My hair was about 4 colors when I last did mine. So I could tell you how it reacted with each.
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Well! Just take a index finger tip amont rub it to it melts and scrunch it in your hair. Now if you have type 4 but not alot of it than take half of index finger amount.
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I'm not too sure but I believe my hair dresser told me once that the higher the number the more concentrated the product is. For me that I have thin and colored hair system 2 works better for me and is less drying on my hair.
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If you are only going one shade difference from your natural hair, use 10 or 20%. If you have darker hair, or if you have a lot of gray hair (gray hair is very resistant to any processing) use 30% If your natural hair is really, really, dark, you would use 40% I would think a safe bet would be to buy 30%
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I am not sure, I do not have colored hair. I think it's better to use the one they have designed for color treated hair, they have many different choices to select from. This one is more for people with dry hair, but I know colored hair can be dry, too.
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If you subscribe to the newsletter naturallycurly.com they have a quiz which helps you find what curl pattern you are. I'm a 3b I found out. This helps you when buying a hair product or reading a review. What works for a 4c won't necessarily for a 4b. So when people say - This works on 3b curly hair! - it more likely tells me that it will work on my type of curls.
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system 3 is for normal to thin looking hair and system 4 is for noticeably thinning hair
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Personally I have thin hair, but if U have thicker hair, I would recommend. Did not look fake 2 me, I had 2 cut some lenght 4 it 2 not look fake. Contact me back if I didn't answer your question correctly. Colors are nice, make sure on picking color. So, feel free 2 contact me back :-)
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Each system is labelled for a certain type of hair. Either you have coloring or not. And either thinning or noticably thinning. I have noticably thinning hair without any coloring - so I use System 2. Check out the Nioxin website for more info.
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No as far as I know. You could call the company or write them and see if they have a product that could help you but the ones I use are only for thinning hair.
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You should use regular strength and if is very light you hair go for the mild one
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Jody it's best to use 1.5 bundles when doing your hair. The hair is extremely thick once applied so don't use all three. It did not last long though. I was only able to keep it in for 2 weeks because it tangled...alot