WHAT ,AND HOW MUCH OF PRODUCT? and name of product to mix with IGORAPersonality hair color
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Equal parts of Schwarzkopf Igora Royal Developer (depending on the hair color needs and length) and Schwarzkopf - Igora Royal Permanent Hair Color. Use a measuring cup from any beauty supply for developer and a tube color key to squeeze out the hair color. . For example: 2 oz developer+2 oz hair dye.
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I have short hair so it is enough with 1 tube (2.1 oz) of Igora. In order to use it I mix it with 2oz of Developer #20. You can use any brand of developer but I like the Clairol brand that you get at Sally's
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You need to mix with pro-oxide and it is mixed in equal parts once you have mixed both color and pro-oxide you apply to hair leave on for the required amount then shampoo and rinse thoroughly.
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Yes. The developer is the best part, because it is very low volume and will not wreck your hair. Get it wherever you buy the bottle of semi-permanent color. Put two ounces into the application bottle (looks like a ketchup squirter at a hot dog stand) and add the entire bottle of color. Shake gently, let it sit a few minutes, then apply to roots first. I feel like you can't go wrong with this stuff, but I'm not a professional.
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I use OPI colors with a different base and top coat that I already have! Just make sure you use a primer/ nail dehydrator though to make sure the polish adheres =)
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Yes. Get the developer to go with it and it will work. It may take 2 sessions and I recommend doing them about a week apart with lots of conditioning in between. My hair was dyed jet black and was bleached and ready for purple within 2 uses.
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Hi Silvermiss,I love Goldwell Elumen Product! What color is your natural hair or the area of hair which your attempting to color? It will make a difference in your results. I would suggest if you attempting to add a lighter-lilac/lavender color, test a mixture of clear Elumen and a drop( a dime size) of VV@all on a color pallet. I would also add taking the color you have created and test it on a white surface(suggested paper to see if it is the desired color you want). I hope this information will help in finding the solution to adding the light lilac/lavender color you want. :) Good Luck! Hi Silvermiss,I love Goldwell Elumen Product! What color is your natural hair or the area of hair which your attempting to color? It will make a difference in your results. I would suggest if you attempting to add a lighter-lilac/lavender color, test a mixture of clear Elumen and a drop( a dime size) of VV@all on a color pallet. I would also add taking the color you have created and test it on a white surface(suggested paper to see if it is the desired color you want). I hope this information will help in finding the solution to adding the light lilac/lavender color you want. :) Good... » Read More Hi Silvermiss,I love Goldwell Elumen Product! What color is your natural hair or the area of hair which your attempting to color? It will make a difference in your results. I would suggest if you attempting to add a lighter-lilac/lavender color, test a mixture of clear Elumen and a drop( a dime size) of VV@all on a color pallet. I would also add taking the color you have created and test it on a white surface(suggested paper to see if it is the desired color you want). I hope this information will help in finding the solution to adding the light lilac/lavender color you want. :) Good Luck! « Show Less
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Glad you asked. I have fairly fine hair but do color it which gives it volume.Best spray in the world is Rusk W8less Plus hairspray. I have tried them all. Try it, you will love it!
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This is the amount/percentage of the product that would be used in hair , skin, etc. products. Ex: when mixing products most will work best with a Recommended Usage of: * Lotions & Creams: 5 - 20 %, * Balms: 5 - 100 %, * Bar Soaps: 5 - 20 %, * Hair Conditioners: 2 - 5 %.
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It works well and it is not too light. Its darker than a strawberry blonde. My hair is really fine and shorter than yours and I use half of a box each time. I would say a full box would be plenty for you. Here's a tip....when you mix it, let it sit for at least 90 minutes before putting it on your hair. Then you don't have to leave it on as long. I have lots of gray to cover so I leave it in about 45 mins after letting it sit for 90. Sorry I can't explain the color better....but I really like it.
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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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I think 1 pack should be enough but it really depends how long is your hair. I have shoulder length hair and I only used 1/2 pack. I don't know about mixing but I guess that would work. One thing I found out about Henna is that color doesn't stay long at the 1st time of using. I did a 2nd dyeing few weeks later and that lasted much longer.
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So, you need to use a different volume developer for different base hair colors. My hair is very dark, so to achieve the color I want, I need a 30 volume. if your natural color is lighter, you can get away with a 20 volume. the higher the volume developer, the more it will lighten. Does that make sense? There are many charts online that show this. Here's one that describes that if your natural color is dark brown and you want to lift 4 levels, you need a 30 volume. http://www.hairfinder.com/tips/levelsanddeveloper.jpg
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YES!!! I love this product, and I use it on my colored and sometimes highlighted with bleach, hair. It is wonderful, a little bit goes a long ways.
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Go with the colors closest to your skin tone...get several color...some a little lighter And some a little darker and mix them until you find the perfect match...just remember how many drops of each color you use when mixing so when you find the perfect match you will be able to mix the color perfect each time....good luck...air brushing is wonderful!
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Not knowing your basic hair color, it is difficult to say..However, why not take this opportunity to add a touch of light caramel strands by using Clairol Nice 'n Easy Hair color 116B ...Mix the color and with your hairbrush dip in mixture and brush through your hair very lightly once at the crown...once on eac side and once in the back of your hair. Test for color change at 5 minutes... 8 minutes..etc until you see the desired shade of caramel you like. Sure beats going to a pricey hair salon and I think you will be pleased. If your frosting of caramel comes out too heavy, just repeat this process with Clairol frost and tip blonde color
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You have to use a developer with any color. Developers come in different strengths depending on how much you want / need to lighten your hair.
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Not too sure; but, if you'll read the instructions inside of the box, it will tell you. I believe if I remember correctly Igora is 20% and the Absolutes is 30%. Love this line of hair color.