My hair is thinning out I color my hair.Which one should I use.
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I have used Nioxin for fine hair for many years and I find it to be a very good product. If your hair is chemically damaged there is also a Nioxin for that. I would suggest you get advised by a professional hair salon which carries Nioxin, then you can still buy it from Amazon. The other possibility is that you specifically look for Nioxin for chemically damaged hair, because that is what some haircolors do. Hope this helps.
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The one I have made best experiences with for this is the one for chemically treated hair. It worked really well for me. I can recommend it.
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I used the 3 products in the starter kit and had fairly good results. I have alopecia and it flairs up once in a while.Also my hair is thick so the areas don't show. I am 71 and keep Nioxin onhand. I've used it for years;
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Thank you for this post! This is the exact question I had (about ethnic hair). I color my hair trying to hide the (premature) grays and I would like to not have to relax my hair so much.
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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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For thinning hair I recommend a sulfate free shampoo. There are many on the market. I favor the Organic Argan Oil Shampoo--any shampoo in their line. I also recommend using a cowash every other shampoo day with a sulfate free shampoo in alternative order. I love Mega-Tek conditioner for thinning. It is a miracle!
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I would say the mousse will work much better than the thickening cream. I've tried both and the thickening cream at first makes your hair feel full and then it seems to weigh it down after a few hours. Where as the mousse really makes and keeps your hair full.
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i usually just go with the set thats for my hair type i tried the starter set this time and should have stayed with one for color treated hair just worked much better for my hair. hope this helps and didnt confuse you.
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I have used it both ways. the day I colored my hair and weeks before I did. I think its works.
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Nioxin is a great product and I highly recommend it. While it's advertised for thin/thinning hair, mine is not thinning out just fine. But I like the shampoo and conditioner. As for use with color treatment, note that Nioxin comes in various varieties, from Nioxin 1, to others, I think you should consider Nioxin 3 or 4 as those are for color treated hair. Best to just Google product or check reviews on Amazon. Nioxin 1 says not for color treated hair but like I said 3 or 4 probably would work well.
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Doris---------I don't know what you mean by the "thicker or thinner liquid". What I believe you may be referring to as the "thin liquid", however, is the COLOR RINSE as shown in this photo, and the Fanci-Full Mousse as being the "thick" one-----which is a STYLER and does have some coloring in it, depending on the color you select. If you want to COLOR your hair, use the RINSE first and then, after you've blow-dried your hair, use the MOUSSE to style it and emphasize your color. Hope this helps! A Faithful User!
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Doris---------I don't know what you mean by the "thicker or thinner liquid". What I believe you may be referring to as the "thin liquid", however, is the COLOR RINSE as shown in this photo, and the Fanci-Full Mousse as being the "thick" one-----which is a STYLER and does have some coloring in it, depending on the color you select.If you want to COLOR your hair, use the RINSE first and then, after you've blow-dried your hair, use the MOUSSE to style it and emphasize your color.Hope this helps!A Faithful User!
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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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If you have dyed /colored your hair, put in highlights or streaks than you need to get the color treated shampoo/conditioner. The Blue Color one is for people with natural, non-chemical color treated hair.
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Hello, Alicia. Either one will be fine. It just depends on how light you want your highlight to be. The product is amazing and smooth and you only need to use a small amount. It will last you for a long time.
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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.
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Be sure not to use any conditioner after you wash your hair before coloring. That seems to make a difference for me anyway!
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My hair is short and I only use about half the product. The product, by the way, is the best I've ever used in years of home coloring. And the color is the best I've experience, home or salon.
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White. It's a detangling solution, not a conditioner. I either use it after my conditioner or mixed in with the conditioner. It really helps detangle my hair whereas conditioners do not,