Can I use Schwarzkopf permanent Hair Color with a different brand color developer? Thanks.
9708
yes. to lift and apply color use any good 20 volume developer. to lay down color only on light hair use 10 volume developer. if there a lot of grey you may want to choose a 20 v0oume developer such as grey be gone. good luck
9709
My hair was colored about one week ago. Every time I shampoo my hair feels very pasty, and greasy. Is that normal?
1993842
There is another one for color treated hair. Although I have color treated hair and this product works fine.
439712
YES!! I use the colorless one so it does not interfere with my colored hair...I do it myself at home. brings shine and volume and movement to my hair especially to the ends since I only color the roots but not the ends that frequently, so this is a nice option. I love it.
1581857
This developper is good for if you use the same color or a couple of shades lighter than your natural color. Always test in a small area before to apply on your entire hair.
1465285
I have used a couple of their products over the years. I think that would work. It doesn't work like regular hair dye where you are mixing chemicals and it develops. It is already in its final state. You are just letting it soak into your hair. For example, I have short hair, so I have used half a bottle and then used more in a few weeks. I will say though, it is not super long lasting, so you may just want to do it the full time because it will fade. The copper is my favorite! It gives a nice natural redhead looking tone, rather than the unnatural red you often see in dyes. Hope that helps!
788538
This mixes with the actual hair dye to activate it.so u need the dye and this but the volumes are different. Example this one volume 18 is for dyeing grey hair better. This in my opinion is a very good product i use this brand only and #5 coloring. Hope this helps
118987
You would probably need to see their hair color samples in a store in order to know for sure. My hiardresser used this brand on me back in the 90s when I used to have mine done professionally. I just kept using the same colors. I used to buy it in a beauty supply store where they had the sample book, but now I just buy it online since it's cheaper. Try to find a beauty supply that sells it so you can choose your colors.
284664
Yes you CAN color them as long as they are made of real hair. I've toned, highlighted then toned again just to achieve my personal color match! Gently washing, extreme moisturizing and air drying will ensure long last and great wear! No need to wish every time they are worn. Keep clips CLOSED when not using and store in a bag.
2142424
Sorry but semi permanent hair color usually just works with pre bleached hair, because bleached hair has pores where the hair color can get encapsulated. However if you just want a black hair color with blue undertones, you can manage it by just getting a ligth brown bleached hair and a blue semi perm dye
816948
Yes. http://www.matrix.com/stylist-advice/haircare-haircolor--more/color-treated-hair-and-the-truth-about-sulfates?noredirect=Y
540817
I use the conditioner that comes with the hair color immediately after coloring per instructions, then the next day and after that I use the only Wen daily. It's great, keeps your color from fading.
664072
Yes, I do with no problem. Just mux what you want to use, and save what you don't need unmixed (once mixed, you must use it right away.) I just cover the developer with plastic wrap put the cap on the color.
111083
Good evening Tyka...I really don't know about the expiration date of those hair colors, or if they are discontinued items, but the thing is that I use the "7W Dark Golden Blonde" and it is always fine with me...The most important thing is that I never can find that hair color in the pharmacies or regular stores and I don't think somebody or some company dares to sell them as expired or discontinued item...I buy it through Amazon and I feel a great respect about that Website, but if some day I find something irregular about that hair color, I asure you, I will take action. God Bless you, Tyka. Sincerely, Nidia. Good evening Tyka...I really don't know about the expiration date of those hair colors, or if they are discontinued items, but the thing is that I use the "7W Dark Golden Blonde" and it is always fine with me...The most important thing is that I never can find that hair color in the pharmacies or regular stores and I don't think somebody or some company dares to sell them as expired or discontinued item...I buy it through Amazon and I feel a great respect about that Website, but if some day I find something irregular about that hair color, I asure you, I will take action. God... » Read More Good evening Tyka...I really don't know about the expiration date of those hair colors, or if they are discontinued items, but the thing is that I use the "7W Dark Golden Blonde" and it is always fine with me...The most important thing is that I never can find that hair color in the pharmacies or regular stores and I don't think somebody or some company dares to sell them as expired or discontinued item...I buy it through Amazon and I feel a great respect about that Website, but if some day I find something irregular about that hair color, I asure you, I will take action. God Bless you, Tyka. Sincerely, Nidia. « Show Less
1633658
Yes it can. It is similar to protein based deposit only colors like jazzing or cellophane. It's not really designed to be used with that kind of color...it would be redundant. But if for some reason you really want to you can. This product is for use with permanent color. It fills in porous areas to make hair stronger and more receptive to dye (the color will take more evenly and last longer if the filler is applied before coloring). If it is used after coloring it can be used as a toner (red to neutralize green, platinum which is blue based - to neutralize orange, red and yellow in light brown to white blond hair. There's even gold to enhance yellow in blond that is too pale or Burgundy for deep reds or dark browns that are too ashy. If you buy filler to match the color of your hair, it can be used to enhance or refresh existing color. A color wheel would help you to identify which colors to use for a desired effect. The protein in this product is great for counter acting damage from dye and styling. There is even a clear, it's called neutral to be used strictly for filling in porosity and strengthening hair before and after coloring.
1213960
Yes, this IS a permanent toner. I personally use this product regularly after bleaching.. it pulls the yellow/gold tones out for a white non brassy super blonde. I love it! It may leave a grey or purple hue if left in too long... this can be washed away with any clarifying shampoo.
118989
I'm not sure how to answer that question. My natural color is a light brown, so I use a light ash brown or dark ash blond to tone down the red. That's what 'ash' does. For this brand you need to pick a color first, then read the inside of the box and it will tell you what kind of developer to use. For my colors I use the Igora 6% 20 Vol. and you use it 1 to1. It tells you how in the instructions. I hope I helped, I'm not sure.
1290256
Yes you have to use a developer for this hair color. I have used 30 vol. and 20 vol. If your hair isn't dark you have use a lower volume.