I highlight my hair but have some gray hair around my face. My hair is brown. If I use the brunette glaze will it change the color of my highlights?
1473892
No, it doesn't change colors per se but enhances the shine more than anything. However, there is also a clear glaze that's pretty fantastic too.
1473893
I don't have highlights, but the John Frieda darkens my grays enough that they look like highlights. Just put it on your gray hair. I just put it where I need it - on the gray. I don't put it all over my head.
1473894
You can concentrate your application to around your face. I use it only on the crown of my head where the grays show up more pronounced & it shades the gray to a light brown, helping to blend the gray hairs in better. You have to apply the glaze each time you wash, because it is only a temporary tinting.
1795951
No, not at all... it will make your white hairs slightly more noticeable and give you great shine... though since you have mostly brown hair I wouldn't use the pearl blonde at all... it's designed for lighter blonde shades to make the hair not look dead. What are you trying to accomplish? Tell me that and I can probably help you. Merry Christmas!
1922394
I didn't have highlighted hair when I used this but I would think that if you use it all over, your highlighted hair will of course get lighter and also, your un-highlighted hair will probably get lighter too. Maybe not as much, but I think it will lighten it a little. Maybe use a 10 volume developer so it won't lighten it as much. The higher the volume, the higher it will lift color from your hair. Hope this helps :)
192817
No. This product is simply a lot of different kinds of oils. Nothing that would damage your color. If anything it makes it shinier :)
767494
No, I'm a light ash brown with silver gray in it. My hair used to have reddish highlights many decades ago. The grape Kool-ade rinse (NO SUGAR!!!) came from beauty tips I saw once last year in Real Simple magazine. Sometimes even after the rinse, I have to dab it on with a cotton pad and leave it in where the temples and hairline are the most silvery. Be sure wear protective gloves or you'll wind up with purple fingers and fingernails, too.
1277752
Well, yes and no. It's better than nothing, but doesn't cover as well as the Joan Rivers product which costs ten times more.I have medium brown hair and it makes the gray a little less noticeable. It's a little tricky to use...the powder is fine and doesn't really absorb into the hair too well, so use it sparingly-layer it on a little at a time. Hope this helps.
607507
This color will work very well on hair that is NOT grey. Now i'm using the blonde and it gives all of my hair a richer, shiner look. If you use this, I hope it works as well for you.
129469
If your hair is blonde it will make the highlights a lighter color. The gray roots will also be closer to the highlighted color, but in the same color tone as the chosen hair color.
1342691
I'm sure it won't do anything for brown. This shampoo just brightens non-pigmented hair. It does say that it will brighten grey hair, so I imagine it would make it silvery. If your hair is grey and brown mixed, it would probably work with the grey only.
1192239
HI, I am not a colorist, but I do think it will give you rich auburn highlights. I do not think it will change your natural hair color. I think you will be pleased with the shine, red highlights and body after using Colora.
1229192
I've used it with the same results. I alwas preferred the light brown because, to me, it looked like my natural color and didn't look like you did anything to your hair at all. I think the new product can darken a bit more or I might be imagining it. Be careful "Touch of Gray" and "Just For Men" are two different products.
1346971
My hair is also very gray but the REDKEN Oil in Cream Developer 20% does the job. My natural haircolor was medium brown. Now I mix the Redken Chromatics using 80% 6Gwith 20% 6Gr.Ever since I use Redken Chromatics the texture of my hair has very much improved. It has more bounce, is shiny and looks very natural.
841825
I use another hair coloring brand (and color) for the 'permanent' base (every 8 weeks or so) and use the Frieda set of shampoo and conditioner once a week and the glaze every other week. The Frieda coloring is a little brighter than the base which, I think, gives my hair a nice highlight in the sun, especially with the glaze. If my hair had more red in it, I'd use the glaze every time.
2114369
I have a darker brown hair that has a reddish tint to it naturally and my hair turned out beautifully. It is a dark reddish brown with dark red highlights. Mine did turn out about the color on the package. since your hair is lighter it should be a lighter result. They do have a variety of colors including different reds. Hope I helped somewhat.
814957
I have very dark hair with blond highlights. So what I have noticed is the highlights become brighter after using this product. Too light almost yellowish on my dark hair.So two things you can do. Purchase a toner to bring the color down OR have your stylist make your highlights a little darker so when you use the product the highlights will be where you want them. Personally I just deal with the color and let it calm down on its own after washing my hair over the course of time. Good luck!
616605
I do not think the brunette will work for you - it is a very rusty color. Try the lighter color and add a bit of eyeshadow powder to it (ashy) to get the correct shade. This product is amazing, but you have to mix a color yourself. Otherwise, try the "khaki gray" pencil by Cover Girl. I have the same coloring as you and that is just right.
362811
i'm assuming since your hair is lighter, the color of the spray will show up more easily, meaning it will take only a couple of pumps. the thing is, the product is difficult to distribute evenly throughout hair. i think using a hair dye for grays would be more effective, but that's just my opinion.