What is the ratio of Schwarzkopf color and the developer? Is it 1 to 1, or 1 to 2?
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1 to 1, one tube is 2 oz. so 2 oz. to 2 oz. developer. for just a little touch-up, 1oz. to 1oz. opened color tube lasts for lasts a long time when lid is put back on promptly.
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You can set it to one color or variable. Takes a little reading to understand how, but it is possible.
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Check out the ask-schwarzkopf info site. It should give you all the info you need on mixing directions between the lines and within the lines. This is the link to the Essensity section: http://www.ask-schwarzkopf.com/product-know-how/colour/essensity-colour/essensity-permanent-colour/
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Please don't use 50 volume developer, it might work fast, but it could melt your hair off, and burn your head leaving bald spots. . Just bleach with 30 volume twice. Especially if you plan on going bright red and not platinum blonde, which is a whole different ordeal
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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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Usually you mix equal amounts of colors and developer. 2 oz. developer with total of 2oz. color, for example.
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Well, I can't give a textbook definition. But when buying an LCD or plasma, I would go by the "Native" or "Static" contrast ratio. Dynamic is an inflated number. I had to learn the hard way. Bought 32" Sammy LCD and thought that 7000:1 "Dynamic" contrast ratio meant something. End up finding out the "Static" or "Native" was actually 1500:1. A lot of companies won't even list the true number. 30,000:1 is pretty high. Visually I don't know how it stacks up to 20,000:1 though. I would think that 33% more would be better and noticeable. I hope so since my 42PZ85U is arriving on the 10th. Higher is always better, if you ask me. I hate it when blacks look like charcoal. You will definitely notice it with LCD's. And I really hate that backlight and motion-blur. LCD makes for great computer monitors. But I have yet to see a high-end LCD hold a candle to even a mid-range plasma. LCD is more popular right now so people will buy into the hype. I did. Hope this helped a little.
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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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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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According to ColorVision's website (and I think I read a review somewhere else) there are also advanced controls: http://www.colorvision.com/profis/profis_view.jsp?id=581 Under Monitor Gamma/Temp Choices Express says "Fixed" and Suite says "Multiple" I ended up ordering Suite based on this and some other reviews I found on the web. (we will see how it is)
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Our print count is 4547 total with 2928 Color. We have yet to change the color cartridges and are about 1/3 through the 970XL. We sell real estate and print up many listing sheets with a small photo on them. I don't know how many prints are on the new black cartridge for sure but I believe it to be around 2,800 or so. I'm guessing we should get 7,800 to 8,500 if the levels are accurate.
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Was wondering how you pick the developer? My mom had her hair colored at a salon here, and wants to do her own at home. So I got the color but I dont know what kind of developer to buy. She is all grey
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Sammy said to use less developer for grey coverage. Does anyone know how much less? Should I also increase processing time and/or add heat to processing? Thanks.
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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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Just one color at a time about 4 seconds between each transistion and it does show each of those colors individually. Still pretty awesome!
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I got one white, 5 shades of yellow including an actual gold pencil, 2 orangey colors (two of the yellows are bordering on orange), 3 shades of pink, 5 reds, 5 purple, 5 blue, 8 greens, 1 teal, 1 aquamarine, 6 browns, 1 peachy- tan, 1 black and 1 silver. That is just a generalization of the colors. Over all I think it's a good set cause the color spectrum varies between yellow and orange and pink and red...etc. it's hard to tell where one color stops and another one starts. That's a good sign to me cause there are lots of "in between" choices.
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Yes. This is the processing solution and is mixed with your color. The mix should be in equal parts. In other words, if you use 1.5 ounces of color, you need to use 1.5 ounces of the processing solution.