What is the difference between Goldwell Permanent Hair Color and Goldwell Elumen Hair Color?
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I think the permanent is meant to perform like NORMAL permanent hair colour, whilst the range with pinks and purples and so forth, whereas they are THE BEST of this kind, they do fade. However if you use the clear colour setting product OVER them, they last very well.I hope this is helpful.
116094
Elumen is supposed to be permanent but in my experience it's more like a demi-permanent. It has no peroxide or ammonia so it doesn't damage your hair like regular hair color.
116095
Elumen is an Ionic dye that does not have ammonia and works very differently. It is not gong to lift as it has no developer and does not really cover gray very well. It is the brightest, shiniest and most long-lasting of the creative colors..by FAR. You put it directly on hair, process under heat for 45 min, the wash out, towel dry and use the "lock" product for five minutes and wash out. It will stain anything and everything and will actually etch the wrong kind of plastic, if used. Best left to a professional
334564
Reds by nature are more fragile... But the color lasts a good 6 weeks depending on the shade. My hair loses color all over and I use intense copper blonde... So I do mine every 5 weeks. My daughter uses a golden blonde and she colors every 8 weeks.
461553
I think they are the same. I have had three Professional models since 1985, the last of which is still working just fine. I had to buy a second one last Fall and it is called Steam Setter. They are exactly the same except for color. The old ones were red and white, the new one is black and grey. They are both the very best answer to adding body to fine hair that lasts all day. I couldn't live without mine.
1760849
It doesn't matter which one you buy. There all safe for color treated or hair with highlights.. Love this stuff. I've been using it for over 4 yrs now.
405298
Hmmn...the clear is just that, clear. The prepare is for preparing very porous or bleached hair for elumen. You'd probably want an na@8. The color is not opaque so it really depends what you are putting it on. It does not lift either so if you want light brown your hair must be either naturally very light or pre lightened
664743
Seen them both in my store; gold is pale in color, and more like a tan, but brown is beautiful and rich! Your choice...love them both!
18438
Whenever I've purchased Natural Match hair color, I've always gotten the "w" variety, which stands for "warm" and means the color will have reddish/golden highlights. (My natural hair color used to be dark brown with lots of red/gold/auburn, so I need the warmer highlights.) The "c" stands for "cool" and is for ash-tone coloring, which I don't use. If it says "w" after the number, I would not buy it until you've contacted the seller directly to determine if the picture is different from the actual product you will receive. You definitely will want the seller to confirm if the product box says 6C and NOT 6W. Otherwise, the highlights and undertone will not be the correct shade for you.
1660255
I would think the long-haired version. However, you'll have to do some research and maybe even call the company to get a definite answer.
2115603
the pink is for oily/acne prone skin, while the gold is for more dry skin. the pink is also a slightly more sheer coverage (although both bb creams are buildable) while the gold is slightly thicker & gives a little more coverage.
450857
This one is for hair that has been color/heat treated, if I'm not mistaken. I prefer this one because I constantly color my hair.
838303
Sorry I really couldn't say. My hair is all natural platinum (notice I did not say silver or gray:-)
2013122
They are more like a gold color. Definitely not silver color. Almost like a dark color and gold at the center of the nail head is really the best description I can give you.
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I would go with the brunette. Use it first on the gray areas and with a very light touch everywhere else.
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The Ultimate Line is Silver in color ( 50 years +/-). The Platinum Line is Gold in color ( 60 years +/-)
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I have tried both and honestly can't tell much of a difference. I am very satisfied with the color pay off of both and look just as tan using each shade.
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Yes, it's the same one! I also had the gold curler and was happy to find a replacement. The one you get is not gold, it's more silver and the pad on it is red, but it is just as good as the gold one :)
844671
the color is a pale blonde with highlights. I had to change the color but I like the hairpiece. Its very natural