My natural Hair color is dirty blonde, and I currently have bright red, Manic Panic Red in my hair. Do I still need a developer?
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Yes you have to use a developer for this hair color. I have used 30 vol. and 20 vol. If your hair isn't dark you have use a lower volume.
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It depends in the color of your hair to start.. The lighter parts of my hair turned very bright red and the darker parts are dark auburn. My hair is medium brown with sunny blonde highlights naturally. I think that red hair and green eyes is a beautiful combination. My eyes are very reddish brown and now that my color has faded a bit it matches my eyes almost exactly :)
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Yes. My hair is color treated and I use the product on a regular basis. My hair color looks great.
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yes. to lift and apply color use any good 20 volume developer. to lay down color only on light hair use 10 volume developer. if there a lot of grey you may want to choose a 20 v0oume developer such as grey be gone. good luck
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I use natural henna (very red) and indigo on my hair. I go back a couple of days later and use this product to "lift" the color for subtle highlights. I get a lot of complements and people are usually shocked when I tell them my process because it looks so natural. I can't tell you how it would work for natural red hair. Try a sample hidden area first.
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Hi there, no, you don't need a certain amount, just make sure the parts of same size, so 1:1 colour to developer. Probably about 60ml (2 fl oz) of each is a reasonable amount, but depends on how thick and long your hair is....
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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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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.
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Depending on how dark the shade of brown is currently, Natural Red would only provide a reddish hue to the hair. Because our product is all natural, there are no chemicals that would lighten your current hair color to make the red more noticeable.
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No it doesn't you need to buy your own if your hair is vergin and dark you only need a 20 developer. If it's light use a 10, if it's dark and died use a 30 developer (when you root touch up only 20) no developer needed to refresh color. I hope I was helpful
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I know this is an all question but I would like to say that if this is your first time ever coloring your hair I mean if you have a virgin hair you don't need a 40 developer,that's too strong for your hair,you can do well with a 10 to 20 developer,since you never colored your hair before it will work fast.A 40 developer it is for someone who use hair color and wants to go from dark hair to blonde.
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You need to use 10% developer, and you are going to be very happy with the result. Trust me, I have a lot of stubborn gray hair, and I am using 10 . It covered all the gray in my roots.
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i believe it just tones down the red tones...least that's why i use it. i'm not blonde though, so maybe you can ask a professional hair stylist. sorry i couldn't be of more help.
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According to their site, no, and it's dangerous! "It is very dangerous to apply Manic Panic Flashlightning kit to hair colored with a permanent black color. Do not attempt to do this without the advice and direction of a professional stylist who can evaluate the condition of your hair. Lightening dyed black hair can be extremely damaging and result in major breakage!"
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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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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.
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Hey Gary, you need the developer to mix with Chrystal Clear, Crystal clear alone won't do much to your clients hair.... just so you know Crystal clear can be used by it self or mixed with a toner to get a better gloss. Basically crystal clear plus the developer applied to you hair it's like applying a clear coat of polish to your fingernails. hope this helps.