how much and what % developer should I use for covering lots of grey with Igora Royal 4-68 cream? Is this is the right developer for me? Thank you
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Since level 4 color is pretty dark, I think you would use a low volume developer. Mix half and half.
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i havnt used it myself, but i apply the 3rd layer of the other nail thickener which has slightly white colour and nails look good (so i have 1st protective layer of any thickener u have, then quimica as a second, and the 3rd is one more thickener which has a bit of colour). I think u can do it just make sure u have a layer between quimica and colourful nail polish. P.s. My nails are getting really strong. Never had such nails before even being 15 y.o. and its not even 2 weeks yet.
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The box I have says Schwarzkopf is a German company but it is manufactured for them in Culver City, CA. I have used it for over four years now and have been impressed with the results. (My hairdresser used to color my hair with this and when I moved I started coloring my own hair with it) I use Igora Royal in the red boxes--don't know the difference. I also use Schwarzkopf oil developer that says 6%/20 vol. Someone said for the best results use the same system for developer as for the color. Again, I love this product.
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The Schwartzkopf Igora Royal does not seem to cover gray, at least it does not cover mine. One might have to contact Schwartzkopf directly to find out which of their color lines work for gray.
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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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I love the venetian... i use it alone and mix it with the dark. It fades even and natural. I always make sure and exfoliate before and shower and use ph balancer i use the xlatan by norvell. And after make sure it keeps moisturized. My clients love the venetian!
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I agree with Barb: Best to contact Murad directly. When Jrsmith calls AHA/BHA granular, be assured that the granules are ultra fine and gentle, more than any other brand I've used. They also work wonderfully, tightening the pores, reducing bumps/growths due to age, and leaving the skin glowing. If your skin is sensitive, start with 2x a week and do more only if your skin can tolerate it. I personally do 3-4x a week, but I always immediately moisturize right after while the skin is damp and the moisturizer can penetrate to maximum advantage--my dermatologist gave me that advice. Also, there is not scent to aggravate sensitive skin. I agree with Barb: Best to contact Murad directly. When Jrsmith calls AHA/BHA granular, be assured that the granules are ultra fine and gentle, more than any other brand I've used. They also work wonderfully, tightening the pores, reducing bumps/growths due to age, and leaving the skin glowing. If your skin is sensitive, start with 2x a week and do more only if your skin can tolerate it. I personally do 3-4x a week, but I always immediately moisturize right after while the skin is damp and the moisturizer can penetrate to maximum advantage--my dermatologist gave me that advice. Also, there... » Read More I agree with Barb: Best to contact Murad directly. When Jrsmith calls AHA/BHA granular, be assured that the granules are ultra fine and gentle, more than any other brand I've used. They also work wonderfully, tightening the pores, reducing bumps/growths due to age, and leaving the skin glowing. If your skin is sensitive, start with 2x a week and do more only if your skin can tolerate it. I personally do 3-4x a week, but I always immediately moisturize right after while the skin is damp and the moisturizer can penetrate to maximum advantage--my dermatologist gave me that advice. Also, there is not scent to aggravate sensitive skin. « Show Less
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I use color 7.0. I use the whole tube of color with the developer. I hope this helps.
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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. 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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This is a toner, not bleach. It neutralizes brassy tones. Yes, it needs to be mixed with developer.
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Hey Blondie _ been there, done that!!! I know the balancing act. I Live it. Yes, this is the color you want, follow instructions and no brassy at all. Yay but, I fell asleep with it on for three hours, playboy white is what I got, not my favorite "Land O' Lakes" I have to fix it (been super busy) I will put a color on after doing roots to fix. Ok so your question- keep it about 1 hour with a shower cap (throw away process) yes it will be purple, and you will not have white hair it will be sexy blonde. From one to another xo
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I don't know. I use developer and kaleidocolors powder to lighten, then use t18. Unsure of how it would perform under different circumstances. Sorry.
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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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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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Because I was new to coloring my own hair, I purchased Wella Colorcharm Cream Developer, 20 Volume. Hope this helps!
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I do a 50/50 ratio. Its hard to get it perfectly measured but don't worry too much...you can eye ball it for half half and you'll be fine. Buy the cream developer instead for the liquid so its easier to see the ratios. No matter what, make sure its not thin so it doesn't run into the eyes.