How is that at covering gray with 10 vol peroxide? How long do you have to leave on for best gray coverage results?
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the formula given to me by my daughter who is a hairdress in another state is 1 oz #7 1/4 oz #6.45 and 1 1/2oz of 20 vol developer. My hair turns out medium brown hair with some red hight lights. The front of my head is all gray and it covers it well. I leave it on for 25 minutes. I do just the roots then in the last five minutes i rub it through my whole head. Good luck.
88149
I use no lift (0 developer) and actually get some grey coverage. My guess is that 20 would be better. Or you could try 10.
88150
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
1465284
I have short hair with many gray strands and want a natural look. Where the time chart says leave it on 45 minutes, I leave it 35. It colors the gray but much lighter like my natural highlights. I use only 1/6th bottle per application and it lasts almost a year.
1299555
I am having the same issue and I tried different things like using a hot blow dryer every 5-ten minutes so the color can take on the grays,I also tried leaving it on longer and also adding sage to the mix,using hrgrogen peroxide beforehand to soften the gray hair. I read all their instructions and although it did leave my hair nice and shiny it did not cover most of my grays and I will not be using this product ever again. i tries 4 times so i just give up and will try Tints of Nature next.
559912
When i use this product, I apply in one long streak at a time, then give it like ten seconds and then wipe the streak alittle. Do this in front of a long mirror so that you can make sure the color is even. You need to repeat until you get the look you want, you should wear gloves to protect your hands and nails from discoloration. This process takes time and patience. Good luck
754173
It does cover gray to a degree; but it is not meant to work the same as a coloring process. This will add brownish tones to your hair. It does produce an amount of shine to the hair.
799980
None. Take a WET rag, hydrogen peroxide, and an iron. YouTube it. 1. Pour the peroxide into stain. 2. Put wet rag over 3. Put iron on high WITH STEAM on top of rag (just set it) for 10-30 seconds 4. Blot off- works on tons of stuff! Better for you than simple green nasty stuff too, and works better too!
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Hi, again! I did an application this weekend and left it on longer since my skin has so well tolerated the prior applications. The results were more noticeable and my darkest dark spot is much lighter. I think it's safe to say that in another couple of applications it won't be visible anymore. I did leave it on a bit too long this time so to prevent blistering I really do still recommend gradually increasing the time to minimize risk of any injury to your skin, per the instructions. Good luck! I think we have a solution. I hope it works well for you, but we're all different so it's hard to say. Take care. Hi, again! I did an application this weekend and left it on longer since my skin has so well tolerated the prior applications. The results were more noticeable and my darkest dark spot is much lighter. I think it's safe to say that in another couple of applications it won't be visible anymore. I did leave it on a bit too long this time so to prevent blistering I really do still recommend gradually increasing the time to minimize risk of any injury to your skin, per the instructions. Good luck! I think we have a solution. I hope it works well for you, but we're all different so it's hard to... » Read More Hi, again! I did an application this weekend and left it on longer since my skin has so well tolerated the prior applications. The results were more noticeable and my darkest dark spot is much lighter. I think it's safe to say that in another couple of applications it won't be visible anymore. I did leave it on a bit too long this time so to prevent blistering I really do still recommend gradually increasing the time to minimize risk of any injury to your skin, per the instructions. Good luck! I think we have a solution. I hope it works well for you, but we're all different so it's hard to say. Take care. « Show Less
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I apply after cleansing and conditioning. I use a towel to squeeze excess water out of my hair then, since I have found that this stains the palms of my hands, I put on food service gloves. I shake the glaze and put some in the palm of one hand and use the fingers of my other hand to apply. I start with where I have the most gray and then add more and apply all over. I leave it on for about 10 minutes then rinse until water runs clear.
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Hi, I don't know how long it takes to completely wash out but I retouch my roots with a temporary color after each shampoo with a different brand of course. So unless you are using it at each shampoo I believe your normal gray will return.
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I think it should work well for gray hair! It is a great moisturizing conditioner. I left mine on for like 30 mins as is my habit with conditioners. I am gray just a random strand or two. So I wanna do a disclaimer lol. It's just a guess but its a good conditioner.
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Depends on the temperature, which should be 70 degrees or greater. 12 hrs or overnight usually does it. It turns light gray then go over it with a fine scotchbrite pad, blow it off and prime & paint.
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I keep it on until it starts to burn or gets frosty. Probably 1-3 min. It depends on the,area of my face.
352211
It is very easy to use. You just shampoo and condition your hair as you do normally, then apply enough of the product to coat your hair. I use 3-4 tablespoons. Leave it on your hair for three minutes, then rinse out. The color intensifies and looks richer with each shampoo. Covers my grey. Great product!
1651121
You can certainly mix the henna together with the indigo and adjust the ratio for your desired color. It will still cover the gray, but the 2-step process provides better coverage. I find that whichever procedure I choose, the gray roots start to emerge after 3 or 4 weeks.
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Yes, definitely! Leave it on for a good 5-10 minutes and results are better. :)
1444067
I just splat a whole bit of it on top over my wet hair after I shampoo and comb it through. Most of it washes out after the first shampoo. I just repeat. The color I'm using is close to my own color . . . it pretty much just covers the gray for me . . . nothing too dramatic.
559914
I apply this after I shower. Make sure you are completely dry as random droplets will mar your color. Hold the can about 12-15 inches away and spray continuously, moving the can in long sweeping arcs. I've done it enough now that I'm able to get even coverage, but when I first started using it, I would smooth the product over my skin (with a gloved hand--or it will stain your palm). It sometimes takes a couple of days application to get a perfectly balanced tan.