Are there directions on how to use the Refectocil black and Refectocil cream developer? Does anyone know?
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They are in the box, but I use about 10 droplets of the developer to about a dime size of the dye, mix it, and just go from there. I leave it on for about 20 mins. I have been using this product for quite a while now.
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Yeah they come in the box. All I do though is add two drops of hydrogen peroxide with a quarter size of the cream and mix. Then let it sit for 10-12 minutes. Works pretty great!
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Yes, there are written instructions. Also, go to YouTube and search by the name "Refectocil". There are multiple videos on how to use this dye.
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Hi Lindsey, I only use this as a concealer. I use a small concealer brush to scoop a tiny bit of product out ( this product is very concentrated) dab gently on to my dark circles with the brush. Wait a minute for it to dry a little, maybe 30-60 seconds. Then I use my beauty blender lightly dab around and smooth it out. I would also apply a thin layer of Ben nyn banana powder on top to set (with a large blending brush or beauty blender if I'm lazy) . This would usually last me at least 11 hours. Hope this helps =)
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This is the review I saw that made me bought this product. The reviewer has black skin. Check it out! ;-) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmAj8U2k46k
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Go to" http://dermae.com/", the site gives all ingredients and what they do, I have been using both products intermittently for over 10 years. Absolutely love the product, nothing else comes close in comfort. I have rosacea and my skin seems to love this age defying cream.
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I use accelerator once I've gotten my base to get to my peak darkness. Bulbs in beds are also a major factor with getting the optimal tan. The only thing that will get you any darker, with lotions, is the dyes or bronzers. I've used a whole lot of lotions over the years that have claimed to do better than the others or better than anything you've ever tried but they all pretty much do the same thing. Your skin will only get so dark, depending on your skin type!
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I am just a user, and follow the instructions on the bottle, I didn't know about a developer.. You should contact Clairol representatives (toll free) for their professional advice.
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I had one that started faded right away and it was gone in a week. I had another one that gradually faded over a 2 month period. I have others that have faded but have not completely gone away over the past 6 months. I have also been using Retin A cream which helps with the cell turn over. My skin care specialist told me today that the active ingredient In Lytera will actually draw the dark spot to the surface of the skin so sometimes you may have some new ones show up. The Obaji bleaching products active ingredients actually suppress the melanin. I personally prefer to flush it all out and be done with it. I'm sure its more technical with than that's what I heard. I had one that started faded right away and it was gone in a week. I had another one that gradually faded over a 2 month period. I have others that have faded but have not completely gone away over the past 6 months. I have also been using Retin A cream which helps with the cell turn over. My skin care specialist told me today that the active ingredient In Lytera will actually draw the dark spot to the surface of the skin so sometimes you may have some new ones show up. The Obaji bleaching products active ingredients actually suppress the melanin. I personally prefer to flush it all out and... » Read More I had one that started faded right away and it was gone in a week. I had another one that gradually faded over a 2 month period. I have others that have faded but have not completely gone away over the past 6 months. I have also been using Retin A cream which helps with the cell turn over. My skin care specialist told me today that the active ingredient In Lytera will actually draw the dark spot to the surface of the skin so sometimes you may have some new ones show up. The Obaji bleaching products active ingredients actually suppress the melanin. I personally prefer to flush it all out and be done with it. I'm sure its more technical with than that's what I heard. « Show Less
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I have tried this and the product from real chemistry and like the 2nd one better. Cure irritated my skin a bit. The better one worked really well on an Indian friend of mine - she looked lighter. Good luck.
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I use the regain eye serum followed by the regain eye cream. Refer to Belinda C comments on use or look up how to use on Seacret website. You can also visit one of the shops but they're very pushy. It's definitely cheaper to buy on line
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David, I have yet to see changes to my skin and eye lids. I still have dark spots, I have not noticed any skin tightening or eye lid tightening. I apply the punch skin first, then once dried I apply sunscreen. So far the product has not done any healing to my skin and my dark under-circles are still there! I think this is going to turn out a bad investment and I may end up returning it for a refund.
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Renea, unfortunately, my machine has mo instructions whatsoever, so I have not been able to use it.I can tell you that I think peels coupled with dermaswerp/microdermabrasion/ diamond tip treatments are the way to go for dark spots. You see some results right way but the key is continuing treatments ( 2-4 times month for multiple months) along with sunblock everyday. Everyday; not just during the summer momthd
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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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Was wondering how you pick the developer? My mom had her hair colored at a salon here, and wants to do her own at home. So I got the color but I dont know what kind of developer to buy. She is all grey
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There are not directions on the packaging and I have absolutely no beauty training so I advise this only as what works best for me; I typically use about a pea sized amount of dye to about three - five drops of developer. I find it works best when it's still thick because it stays better on my lashes and brows, about the consistency of lotion or toothpaste. I also make sure to mix them well so that all of the dye is exposed to the developer. When I first started using this product, I was also very concerned about this ratio but have found that it's not really an exact science and if you're off a little bit you will still achieve the same results. There are not directions on the packaging and I have absolutely no beauty training so I advise this only as what works best for me; I typically use about a pea sized amount of dye to about three - five drops of developer. I find it works best when it's still thick because it stays better on my lashes and brows, about the consistency of lotion or toothpaste. I also make sure to mix them well so that all of the dye is exposed to the developer. When I first started using this product, I was also very concerned about this ratio but have found that it's not really an exact science and if you're... » Read More There are not directions on the packaging and I have absolutely no beauty training so I advise this only as what works best for me; I typically use about a pea sized amount of dye to about three - five drops of developer. I find it works best when it's still thick because it stays better on my lashes and brows, about the consistency of lotion or toothpaste. I also make sure to mix them well so that all of the dye is exposed to the developer. When I first started using this product, I was also very concerned about this ratio but have found that it's not really an exact science and if you're off a little bit you will still achieve the same results. « Show Less
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Here's what the booklet says: 1. FAN BRUSH - Sweep away extra powder or apply highlighter with subtlety. 2. POWDER BRUSH - Apply picture-perfect powdered products, such as foundation or blush. 3. SMALL BLUSH BRUSH - Concentrate blush on the apples of the cheeks 4. MEDIUM BLUSH BRUSH - Apply and blend blush over the entire cheek area. 5. LARGE SHADOW BRUSH - Apply color to the eyelid, using patting motions to apply more product. 6. ANGLED SHADOW BRUSH - Blend shadow between the lid and crease or apply shadow to the outer edges of the eye. 7. MEDIUM SHADOW BRUSH - Effortlessly apply product to the eyelid. 8. SMALL SHADOW BRUSH - Apply a small amount of shadow at a time. 9. MEDIUM CONCEALER BRUSH - Target imperfections around the mouth or nose. 10. EYEBROW BRUSH - Separate and groom unruly brows. 11. EYELASH/EYEBROW SPOOLIE - The comb separates and de-clumps lashes. The brush tames brows. 12. SPONGE SHADOW BRUSH - This long-lasting brush is used to easily apply shadow and smudge liner. 13. LARGE ANGLED LINER BRUSH - Apply liner precisely to the upper and lower lash line. 14. LARGE ANGLED LINER BRUSH - Apply liner precisely to the upper and lower lash line. 15. LIP BRUSH - Evenly and easily coat lips with color. 16. ANGLED LINER BRUSH - Apply liner precisely to the upper and lower lash line. 17. LARGE FLAT LINER BRUSH - Apply liner precisely to the upper and lower lash line. 18. DETAIL CONCEALER BRUSH - Cover small blemishes and spots. 19. FLAT LINER BRUSH - Apply liner precisely to the upper and lower lash line. 20. LINER BRUSH - Apply liquid or cream eyeliner, starting at the outer corner and working inward. 21. CONCEALER BRUSH - Conceal blemishes and imperfections such as dark circles, for seemingly spotless skin. 22. X-LARGE FLAT LINER BRUSH - Get a thicker line on either the upper or lower lid. 23. XX-LARGE FLAT LINER BRUSH - Add drama with an extra thick line on the upper or lower lid. 24. X-LARGE FLAT LINER BRUSH - Get a thicker line on either the upper or lower lid.
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I used to use AHA and eye cream before starting using the serum and now I'm using the serum under these products and it is going well. I don't know which product are you using just want to share my experience
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Hi Ceren, This product is meant to do skin peels, most people use it on their face, I got it for use on my back (old acne scars). It is very important that you read the directions, so you know how long to leave this product on. Especially if using on your face as it can cause major burning/irritation. Steps for use (again I used it for my back but am sure the steps are pretty similar.): 1.) Clean the area you are using the product on (either with soap or rubbing alcohol - you want all oils gone from the area) 2.) Find something to apply the product with (I used a silicone spatula, similar to what is used for hair coloring and such) 3.) Apply product to desired area ***4.) Make sure you are keeping track of time*** VERY IMPORTANT (I think for your first time your only supposed to leave it on for a minute 0 be sure to read the instructions that come with this product) 5.) rinse off with luke warm water, don't rub too hard, but make sure all of the product is gone. 6.) If you are prone to dry skin, you will probably need to moisturize the treated area afterwards I had to do about 5 treatments (over a span of 2 months) before I saw noticeable changes, but I think the # of treatments needed is based on the area you are applying too. Enjoy, I hope this was helpful. DLC