What is the difference between Igora Royal Permanent Hair Color 5-00 Light Brown Forte 2.1 oz. and Igora Royal Permanent Hair Color 5-00 Light Brown?
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The light brown is 5-0 not 5-00 and is more of a golden brown. The light brown forte 5-00 is a darker brown.
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The difference is the forte is Spanish for strong and it's for colouring grey hair and is slightly darker and the 5-0 is your reg light brown
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This might help visually. This is a color chart of Schwarzkopf: http://www.sleekhair.com/9725.html
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Personally, I like the Pravana dyes much more. The color stays vibrant much longer for me (pretty much no touch-ups between my monthly new growth dying sessions), and is very, very pigmented (even diluted with conditioner the colors are very rich). There isn't much bleeding at all, and I certainly don't miss having purple hands/nails/pillowcases....
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Hi, I don't own the #142 but Negligee is very light opaque color which is more milky in nature. I actually prefer Beau (#103) since it has a pearlescent/pink color.
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I used 20 volume with it on my hair. The only real difference is that the 20 volume won't lift as much of your original color as 30 volume. If you have really dark hair and still want bright red you'll want to use 30 volume. My hair is naturally light to medium brown and using 20 volume it was still bright red.
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No it's not. So get the right color. You can't dye it or heat it. I got golden brown it's the exact same color of my hair and I loved it!
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Diana, the BRUNETTE color is very dark. I believe you might like the BLONDE better for light brown hair.
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When I wear it people say things like "I love your purple hair". Have you seen blue-black hair before? It's kinda like that but the purple is a bit more intense. It's both, but I guess if you were to say that one was more prominent than the other then it would be more purple.I hope I'm making sense.
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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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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.
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My hair is a dark brownish red so I got r6-30h and it looks natural in my hair. If its a lighter auburn id go with one of the lighter reds.
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I honestly don't know. My hair is similar color or a little lighter. I know it is very gentle on my hair.
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I used the blue one, It goes lighter blue as it fades, i've had it on for about three months, bottoms of my hair have faded green, but in like an ombre style, so it wasn't that bad. Now all the light blue is turning into a light purple. I'm about to get it dyed again. It's a nice dye.
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I used the dark purple on my unbleached dark brown hair 3 weeks ago and it hasn't faded at all. The color lightens a little but it isn't any less vibrant. This is definitely a permanent color, but be careful when you shower because even now when I shampoo my water runs purple.
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The difference is about 100.00! My hair dresser uses the Babyliss that is 200.00..I have this one..half the price . I would love to have the 200.00 one, but this one works absolutely fine!!! I love mine.
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It's called a light Cappuccino which is a medium brown. Here is our website link: http://www.toscanahomeinteriors.com/product_info.php?cPath=27_63&products_id=884
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I have a medium skin tone- Italian ancestry. I took it to mean the higher number meant it was darker than the lower. So I got#2 and it matches perfectly.
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The higher the volume the lighter/brighter the shade of highlight. It just depends on your desired result. I wanted a vibrant red so I started off with 30 vol on my med/dark brown hair and it it came out nice but not the level of brightness I wanted. I ended up going back over it with a 40 vol to high light even more which came out really nice but dried out my previously highlighted hair. So my suggestion would be to go with the highest volume and then if it comes out too light you can always use a darker red stain to maintain afterward since this color requires maintenance with a semi permanent or temporary red anyways. That will save reprocessing time and possible damage from over processing. My hair came out really soft and healthy after the initial process. Hope that helps