(For pink moving rubber) What are some best practices for getting all of it out of your hair? Just using one application of shampoo doesn't work.
20976
Best so far is any expensive shampoo with hot water, and trust me I have visual kei hair ool so I use the green one this one and hair spray, but atm im using head and shoulders dmg care conditioner, after shampoo trenten works fine for me
20977
I use pantene shampoo as well as conditioner and it works for me to getting rid of it all.
20978
I would suggest washing a few more times. Or using less of it, as it's a strong wax and not much is needed. I don't know what your hair is like, but I'm Asian, and I only need a little (I dip two fingers in) to be good for the whole day. If you have super thick hair (or long), and you use a lot, then you'll just have to wash a few more times. Also, you might want to consider a different wax, as the pink is designed for short length hair. I currently use green. It works well with medium to long hair, and is effective with short hair too (for me at least).
20979
What's worked best for me is prior to actually putting the shampoo in, is to comb my hair while in the shower. The comb helps break up the individual groups of hair so the shampoo can better do it's job.
1731351
It comes out immediately. It's basically something you... smush into wet or dry hair, to create a more even color match or enhance color. It washes out with the first shampoo. Great product, though!
438418
The only way to make that work, would be to water it down. This treatment is very thick and may leave the hair greasy if left in. The treatment is an amazing product though, it leaves the hair soft, shiny and tangle free! It's perfect and extremely with the money!!! Hope this helps
538898
One thing about this is that even if you have quite long hair, like I do, you don't need to use very much, because you're only using it to treat the scalp. I still need to use regular shampoo to get my hair actually clean.
964596
It's not meant to douse your hair - just get it wet enough to style it. Make sure you get it decently wet on the inside, and massage it well. Afterwards wring it out. If a good half a glass of water doesn't come out, you aren't getting it wet enough!
1796851
I find it better to spray into Palm and spread throughout hair, instead of directly on to te hair. You can get better distribution, and more control as to how much you're using. I then brush through hair to evenly coat
2129268
I generally use conditioner after the shampoo. Strawberry scented is especially effective.
1465789
I think this will help but it won't be like you just washed it. This is a powder so when you use too much you can feel it in your hair. I would just say to bring some shampoo and wash it in the river :)
1523860
Basically think of it as a conditioner. And it suggests a nickel size dab but I suggest to coat the hair well while wet. Really good stuff! :)
1927781
No problem it is very easy - I haven't used it for a while but you mix it and then just apply it all over your hair and leave on for 10 minutes. I think it works well and is the best product I've found to get rid of brassiness.
505005
Maybe it's the shampoo you're using? On an average day after I wash and dry my hair, I start with a base of dry shampoo then powder fix, and then hairspray for mega volume. I've never had a problem getting it out.
1915932
You need to spin it around after putting it on the shampoo or conditioner; I think it was counterclockwise (don't hold me to that) until you get frustrated, and then keep going past that point for what feels like forever. Maybe do it while watching a movie. Seriously, my second one took maybe ten minutes to open, but I'm persistent. (Or stupid)
661404
The "shampoo out" is in reference to the fact that it is not permanent- it will come out in the shower. It's a product you put in before you style your hair.
1890269
It is not the shampoo but the lack of silicones. I thought it was the shampoo also until I tried a few shampoos without silicones and they did the same thing to my hair. I love that this shampoo helped so much with my hairloss. I always use the conditioner and sometimes a leave in, if needed. Silicones are not good for our hair or bodies.
6343
Or you can go to sallys beauty supply. They have a small bottle of purple brassy/reddish reducer. Put some in your shampoo and it'll fix you up!
353850
I placed a dime sized amount the Sage shampoo onto my scalp, in my most needed areas, then at the same time, I worked in my regular shampoo around those areas. Rinsed & then used my conditioner but still avoiding those areas, if at all possible. Hope this helps.
645860
I've put the violet in my hair and, for some reason, mine transferred onto everything every time it was wet. I even used the Ion color lock conditioner, tried the new nexxus color primer before washes, pureology for color-treated shampoo, but nothing would keep this stuff from turning everything purple. You may end up with a little magenta water around you if your color is anything like mine was. :(