What is the ratio of Schwarzkopf color and the developer? Is it 1 to 1, or 1 to 2?
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1 to 1, one tube is 2 oz. so 2 oz. to 2 oz. developer. for just a little touch-up, 1oz. to 1oz. opened color tube lasts for lasts a long time when lid is put back on promptly.
277017
There are four color settings, each with five intensity levels. I often switch among the color settings, depending on what I am doing.
1393012
Sorry, I can't answer that since I have not used up the color cartridge yet.
354482
Yes. I recently used up Level 1 (30%) and have just started use Level 2 (50%). No defect; it does have a noticeable Yellowish hue.
88149
I use no lift (0 developer) and actually get some grey coverage. My guess is that 20 would be better. Or you could try 10.
371719
I got one white, 5 shades of yellow including an actual gold pencil, 2 orangey colors (two of the yellows are bordering on orange), 3 shades of pink, 5 reds, 5 purple, 5 blue, 8 greens, 1 teal, 1 aquamarine, 6 browns, 1 peachy- tan, 1 black and 1 silver. That is just a generalization of the colors. Over all I think it's a good set cause the color spectrum varies between yellow and orange and pink and red...etc. it's hard to tell where one color stops and another one starts. That's a good sign to me cause there are lots of "in between" choices.
91204
The box I have says Schwarzkopf is a German company but it is manufactured for them in Culver City, CA. I have used it for over four years now and have been impressed with the results. (My hairdresser used to color my hair with this and when I moved I started coloring my own hair with it) I use Igora Royal in the red boxes--don't know the difference. I also use Schwarzkopf oil developer that says 6%/20 vol. Someone said for the best results use the same system for developer as for the color. Again, I love this product.
79092
The vivid doesnt use developer where the black does.there is a chance it may not take
107843
they are not even close in color. I would assume 86 1/2 would be darker. I am fair so I have used 91 1/2 since Georgia was a Prairie, have never used anything else not all stores carry it but if you find a store they will show you the difference and even apply it for you.good luck
121914
I use the color checker for everything from macro ring lights. Studio lighting, etc and combinations of any two sources. There's no way of knowing accurate colors otherwise. I see huge differences - to me.
1298949
Its about the display, the V1 uses TN panel, which has poor viewing angles and color representation. I had the msp19 U and it had the same TN panel as the V1, you have to look directly at it the panel if you view it at an angle it will do a very odd hue shift turning all your colors to greyish mud. V2 is an IPS panel way better color representation, and excellent view angles, so you dont have to hover directly over the monitor you can work at an angle that is comfortable to you. it sounds like a small difference but its huge.
1187140
I don't have an answer, Scott, but seeing as how the 3-color cartridge is such a limitation, both in ink usage and in printing pure blacks, I wonder what the possibility is that Dymo will bring out a DiscPainter II shortly, with at least 2 cartridges. There's certainly room for them back there, and it makes a lot of sense. With my luck, they'll do it right after I buy the 3-color version. ;-)Thanks for your review. Re the dithering, is it really that bad when printing in high-resolution? Seems like at 1200 dpi the dithering ought to be minimal, but then I haven't seen one of these.
1520747
I would like to know the answer to that as well -- I have the same issue - 1 or 2 colors that I use more than the rest.....
175476
sandra may have some sort of "chart to convert" but I am a licensed and practicing cosmetologist that has been using all Schwarzkopf products for the last 24 years so I am the one you should listen to. Also, if you are not a licensed hairdresser you may not just call them up and get any info about color codes/numbers/letters/etc as she has stated.
1462491
You can check it in this link: http://nekocuriosity.blogspot.com/2013/09/review-face-shop-aura-color-control-cc.html
1793552
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 is 2 parts tube color to 1 part peroxide. I just estimate the ratio of each, and it has always been fine.