Do I add this to the bleach solution or the toning solution or both?
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Dont really know what you are trying to accomplish. I use primarilly for OTC hair color since most the the OTC medium browncolor has WAY to much brassiness. This tones the copper or red tones down dramatically. I add 10 drops to my hair color priorto mixing all together. Hope that helps
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Hi the bleach solution would probably be enough, but adding it to both won't hurt Hope this helps
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I use Neutral Regulator from Seachem because it is both a dechlorinator that can break the chloramine bond and a ph control product designed to help hold ph at about 7.0 to 7.3. This being said, I add the powder directly to the aquarium over the period of time that I am adding water. I hope this helps you.
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You should send it back bease it should have come with all of that. If you ordered the bleach it will come with it, that is extra.
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I have found that I need to handle these prior to bleaching. I use a 15% Clorox solution. After clearing and at last 2 days drying, I then bleach
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If you have colored your hair with chemicals, then you should use the color treated version of this product.
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I added the formula to the existing water (make sure you have good circulation) and didn't do a water change until I had completed the treatment (it suggests this on the bottle as well). Just be very careful with scaless fish such as puffers b/c the treatment is pretty toxic for them.
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This product has to be mixed with equal parts of Shades EQ Processing Solution to add incredible shine without adding color to natural or color-treated hair. Shades EQ Equalizing Conditioning Crystal Clear can also be added to any of the other Color Glosses to dilute color intensity.
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I can't answer if chemically bleach is damaging to the SG coating but for me I think adding some bleach occasionally is worth it. I probably add 1/4 cup of bleach in the bowl monthly just to keep it fresh and to cut down on the stain rings. Overall this toilet has been great.
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I just use bleach w/water in the sink .I pour a small amount of bleach in the bottle with water and shake well then I rinse it 3 times with clean tap water .Perhaps it will work on the fastest setting (top shelf),mine runs on heavy cycle so I'm not trying it.Manufacturer should have an answer for this.Here kitty kitty kitty..haha
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Please don't use 50 volume developer, it might work fast, but it could melt your hair off, and burn your head leaving bald spots. . Just bleach with 30 volume twice. Especially if you plan on going bright red and not platinum blonde, which is a whole different ordeal
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Hi Lunamar, that's a good question that I don't really know how to answer. I was confused about why there were two whitening gels included as well. I've been using the large syringe, which achieves good whitening results. One of them might be a higher whitening concentration, but I'm not 100% on the difference between the two.
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you can probably add it to your conditioner, though if you're using it everyday it might stain your hands. I would redo mine probably every month to month and a half
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This is a toner, not bleach. It neutralizes brassy tones. Yes, it needs to be mixed with developer.
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I recommend using a 30 or 40 level developer. if you use a 30 volume developer then you have to leave the bleach on your hair longer vs a 40 can be more damaging but you leave it on for less time. 40 is designed for non virgin hair...its harsh but effective. be sure to wrap your head in a shower cap or plastic and apply heat to speed up the processing time
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Make sure u never mix bleach and ammonia.. It will create chloramine vapor, and possibly hydrazine .. both highly toxic.. They shouldn't even be stored in the same area's together..
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Yes, however, if you have treated water left, the treatment already in the container will not be sufficient to withstand the pillars of time. Use the amount of suggested treatment for the new amount of water you are adding. You can also use REGULAR (unscented) household bleach. I believe its one teaspoon per gallon. Research the amount first.
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from the original shade of hair color- if you want little to no lift 10%, 2 shades lighter 20%, 3 shades 30%, 4 Shades 40%- if its higher than that you may want to use the bleach to pre-lighten the hair, then process with a 10 vol