What products help dyed red hair stay the longest?

Q. My natural hair color is strawberry blonde and I have been brightening up the color with various shades of red for about 5 years. I know that red dye washes out the fastes. I'd like some suggestions on keeping my color as long as possible.

A. If you want to continue to color it, Paul Mitchell has recently reformulated their reds with no brown base, so if it fades it will fade on tone, meaning it may fade to a lighter red, not that ugly orange brown color. you can also ask your stylist to apply a clear coat, also made by Paul Mitchell, its called pm shines clear. this simply seals in the color for a little longer, and helps with shine.

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What's the difference between semi-permanent, demi-permanent, and permanent hair dye?

Q. Say I'm experimenting with hair colors and only want to keep my hair that color for about 10 days or so. What should I buy? What's the difference? Do you recommend any brands?

A. The most popular way to achieve permanent hair coloring is through the use of oxidation dyes. The ingredients include 1,4-diaminobenzene (historically) or 2,5-diaminotoluene (currently), a coupling agent, and an oxidant. The process is typically performed under basic conditions.The resulting hair dye is also much larger than the precursor molecules, which causes the dye to bond to the hair. This type of hair coloring usually lasts until the hair grows out or you recolor.



Semi-permanent hair dye has smaller molecules than temporary dyes, and is therefore able to partially penetrate the hair shaft. For this reason, the color will survive repeated washing, typically 4�5 shampoos or a few weeks. Demi-permanent hair color is permanent hair color that contains an alkaline agent other than ammonia (e.g., ethanolamine, sodium carbonate) and, while always employed with a developer, the concentration of hydrogen peroxide in that developer may be lower than used with a permanent hair color. Since the alkaline agents employed in demi-permanent colors are less effective in removing the natural pigment of hair than ammonia these product provide no lightening of hair's color during dying. As the result, they cannot color hair to a lighter shade than it was before dyeing and are less damaging to hair than their permanent counterpart.

Demi-permanents are much more effective at covering gray hair than semi-permanents, but less so than permanents.

Demi-permanents have several advantages as compared with permanent color. Because there is essentially no lifting (i.e., removal) of natural hair color, the final color is less uniform/homogeneous than a permanent and therefore more natural looking; they are gentler on hair and therefore safer, especially for damaged hair; and they wash out over time (typically 20 to 28 shampoos), so root regrowth is less noticeable and if a change of color is desired, it is easier to achieve. Demi-permanent hair colors are, in essence, permanent color and the darker shades in particular may persist longer than indicated on the packet.

Temporary hair color is available in various forms including rinses, shampoos, gels, sprays, and foams. Temporary hair color is typically brighter and more vibrant than semi-permanent and permanent hair color. It is most often used to color hair for special occasions such as costume parties and Halloween.

The pigment molecules in temporary hair color are large and cannot penetrate the cuticle layer. The color particles remain adsorbed (closely adherent) to the hair shaft and are easily removed with a single shampooing. Temporary hair color can persist on hair that is excessively dry or damaged in a way that allows for migration of the pigment to the interior of the hair shaft. It lasts for about a few hours to 1 day

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How can I get black hair dye off a natural blond?

Q. 2 months ago my wife decided to go jet black. I do her hair coloring and we've done various types of streaks and highlights but never such a fully contrasted color. Now she wants to go back to blond and I have no idea how to bleach out hair dye. We dyed the black 2x (root cover up after the initial month). She has very long hair (just above her buttocks) so the application is hard enough without having to do it multiple times. Please help

A. i heard that if u use a full bottle of head and shoulders it has summit in it that strips the colour out? dunno if it works tho. Don't blame me if it don't tho, i never tried it lol.

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What is a home treatment to make my dyed dark blonde hair shiny?

Q. I have dark blonde hair; similar to the color of Jennifer Aniston's hair color if that helps. Its about two and half or 3 inches past my shoulders. It is dyed; its very soft and not really frizzy just dull.

I need a shine treatment that works for dyed hair - preferably home treatments.

A. Now a day the market is flooded with various hair care products .It�s extremely tough and confusing to decide which product will be beneficial according to the hair texture. But you can follow some home treatment for shining
shampooing
Conditioning
Eating Right


Watch and read some tips and videos from below link ...........
Read Tips For Getting Beautiful Shining Hairs

http://hubpages.com/hub/How-to-Get-Beautiful-Shining-Hairs

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What is the TV show - clowns with wigs singing in a band?

Q. There was this TV show I used to watch when I was a kid (at least 10 years ago) about these clowns with face paint and these various hair colour wigs and they would play in a rock band.. if anyone has any idea what i'm talking about and could help me out, that'd be great ... thank you!

A. Are you thinking about "The Doodlebops"??

http://www.tv.com/the-doodlebops/show/35128/summary.html
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0442722/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Doodlebops

They're not clowns, although what they really are, IDK.

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How do i get my natural hair color back without a ugly look?

Q. Ive been dying my hair various colors for 5 yrs now and because of this my hair is starting to thin out dramatically. I thought the best idea would be to stop dying it altogether and just let it grow out, but i don't want that really awkward/unattractive look when the hair grows back.
(Currently dyed black, Natural hair is ash blonde)

A. Your best bet is to go to a salon. You could ruin your hair otherwise.

If you really don't want to go to a salon, use Colour B4, it lifts hair dye without peroxide. It might make your hair a bit orange but it's safe to dye on top of it straight after. If it's not light enough the first time lifting the dye you might need to do it twice, but leave it a few days because it does dry out your hair a bit.

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How do I preserve unusual hair colors?

Q. A large portion of my hair electric-turqoise. Over the years, I've found that my hair does not hold dye very well, and doing touch-ups with various at home dyes doesn't work well for me. Any suggestions for keeping my hair colored longer?
Ahh typo. A large portion of my hair is electric turqoise. Sorry.
Yeah, my hair was dyed professionally this time. I want to hold that for as long as I can, because all the home dyes I use haven't held for more than a few weeks. Thanks for the answers so far!

A. I found the same problem you're talking about with my (pink) hair. Basically, none of the dyes would last more than 2 weeks without completely fading out. Each dye reacts to each person's hair differently, so if you really want a good color, you'll pretty much have to try 'em all (my friend suggested Splat because it stayed in her hair for a month, and it only lasted a week in mine, so there was a slight difference there).

What I do now is keep the dye in longer than the suggested time on the bottle (if it says fifteen minutes, I'd leave it in twenty or thirty). That way it really saturates and doesn't come out as much. Bleaching first always helps the dye to stick, so you might want to try that to lengthen the time on your dye job. After the dye is in, wash your hair every other day with shampoo (if you just wet it with water, the dye usually won't come out). Of course, if you're super-concerned with washing your hair every day, then certainly go ahead and do that. Also, you can buy special shampoos made especially for unusually-dyed hair. One that I can think of now is manic panic colorizer shampoo (you can find it on their website, but I warn you, it's pretty expensive for a shampoo). It probably works best with their dye products, but it still doesn't hurt to try to leave in your color. Hope this helped...

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How can i get back my natural hair color?

Q. I have been coloring since i was 13, now im 21! I tried most colors, such as red, black various shades of brown and off course highlights! Since i have curly hair i have tried to relax it, i tried it 3 times, and each time it left my hair dry and still wavey to curly! Its time to give my hair a break and bring it back to natural, the problem is I cant remember my natural hair color.

A. Hello, The best way to find out your natural color is to let it grow without coloring for at least six to eight weeks. Then have a hairstylist look at the color of the regrowth. Then choose a color that is at least one shade lighter. Hair is always darker at the scalp.
Then use a "Demi"-permanent color on your hair as close to your natural hair as possible. But I would caution you, Do not use a color that is Ash. Like Ask Brown or Ash Blonde.( Your hair could have a greenish look if you do) Use a Neutral or a Golden Brown or Blonde. Condition, Condition, Condition. Re-apply the color when the color fades, every two months probably. But do not leave it on more than five to ten minutes. If you hair is dry it will absorb too much of the color and get too dark. Condition, Condition, Condition!!
And do not relax your hair during this, it is very damaging to colored hair. Curls are beautiful, use a Curling Brush to soften the curl, if your hair is long, use the 1 1/4" Curling Brush if you can find it. Sally's might have one, if not, use the 1 inch brush. Condition, Condition, Condition. Use a leave-in conditioner like Infusium after every shampoo. Use a deep conditioner at least once a month or more.
Do not use a color from the store.If you can't afford to go to a good hairstylist, Go to a Sally's Beauty Suppy and buy a "Demi-color" and mix with 10 Volume Cream Peroxide. Mix equal parts, like 2 oz. of color and 2oz of peroxide. Leave on ten minutes, shampoo and Condition, Condition, Condition. Good Luck, Maureen

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Do you know if the the professional Roux Hair Color Still market it's permanent hair colors?

Q. Roux makes temporary hair colors , Shampoo,and various other product are sold in Beauty Supply company for professional use I interested in permanent hair colors for professional use. Thanks you!

A. Isn't Roux part of Revlon? Maybe you can write them or look on there website.

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What products help dyed red hair stay the longest?

Q. My natural hair color is strawberry blonde and I have been brightening up the color with various shades of red for about 5 years. I know that red dye washes out the fastes. I'd like some suggestions on keeping my color as long as possible.

A. If you want to continue to color it, Paul Mitchell has recently reformulated their reds with no brown base, so if it fades it will fade on tone, meaning it may fade to a lighter red, not that ugly orange brown color. you can also ask your stylist to apply a clear coat, also made by Paul Mitchell, its called pm shines clear. this simply seals in the color for a little longer, and helps with shine.

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What's the difference between semi-permanent, demi-permanent, and permanent hair dye?

Q. Say I'm experimenting with hair colors and only want to keep my hair that color for about 10 days or so. What should I buy? What's the difference? Do you recommend any brands?

A. The most popular way to achieve permanent hair coloring is through the use of oxidation dyes. The ingredients include 1,4-diaminobenzene (historically) or 2,5-diaminotoluene (currently), a coupling agent, and an oxidant. The process is typically performed under basic conditions.The resulting hair dye is also much larger than the precursor molecules, which causes the dye to bond to the hair. This type of hair coloring usually lasts until the hair grows out or you recolor.



Semi-permanent hair dye has smaller molecules than temporary dyes, and is therefore able to partially penetrate the hair shaft. For this reason, the color will survive repeated washing, typically 4�5 shampoos or a few weeks. Demi-permanent hair color is permanent hair color that contains an alkaline agent other than ammonia (e.g., ethanolamine, sodium carbonate) and, while always employed with a developer, the concentration of hydrogen peroxide in that developer may be lower than used with a permanent hair color. Since the alkaline agents employed in demi-permanent colors are less effective in removing the natural pigment of hair than ammonia these product provide no lightening of hair's color during dying. As the result, they cannot color hair to a lighter shade than it was before dyeing and are less damaging to hair than their permanent counterpart.

Demi-permanents are much more effective at covering gray hair than semi-permanents, but less so than permanents.

Demi-permanents have several advantages as compared with permanent color. Because there is essentially no lifting (i.e., removal) of natural hair color, the final color is less uniform/homogeneous than a permanent and therefore more natural looking; they are gentler on hair and therefore safer, especially for damaged hair; and they wash out over time (typically 20 to 28 shampoos), so root regrowth is less noticeable and if a change of color is desired, it is easier to achieve. Demi-permanent hair colors are, in essence, permanent color and the darker shades in particular may persist longer than indicated on the packet.

Temporary hair color is available in various forms including rinses, shampoos, gels, sprays, and foams. Temporary hair color is typically brighter and more vibrant than semi-permanent and permanent hair color. It is most often used to color hair for special occasions such as costume parties and Halloween.

The pigment molecules in temporary hair color are large and cannot penetrate the cuticle layer. The color particles remain adsorbed (closely adherent) to the hair shaft and are easily removed with a single shampooing. Temporary hair color can persist on hair that is excessively dry or damaged in a way that allows for migration of the pigment to the interior of the hair shaft. It lasts for about a few hours to 1 day

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How can I get black hair dye off a natural blond?

Q. 2 months ago my wife decided to go jet black. I do her hair coloring and we've done various types of streaks and highlights but never such a fully contrasted color. Now she wants to go back to blond and I have no idea how to bleach out hair dye. We dyed the black 2x (root cover up after the initial month). She has very long hair (just above her buttocks) so the application is hard enough without having to do it multiple times. Please help

A. i heard that if u use a full bottle of head and shoulders it has summit in it that strips the colour out? dunno if it works tho. Don't blame me if it don't tho, i never tried it lol.

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How do I preserve unusual hair colors?

Q. A large portion of my hair electric-turqoise. Over the years, I've found that my hair does not hold dye very well, and doing touch-ups with various at home dyes doesn't work well for me. Any suggestions for keeping my hair colored longer?
Ahh typo. A large portion of my hair is electric turqoise. Sorry.
Yeah, my hair was dyed professionally this time. I want to hold that for as long as I can, because all the home dyes I use haven't held for more than a few weeks. Thanks for the answers so far!

A. I found the same problem you're talking about with my (pink) hair. Basically, none of the dyes would last more than 2 weeks without completely fading out. Each dye reacts to each person's hair differently, so if you really want a good color, you'll pretty much have to try 'em all (my friend suggested Splat because it stayed in her hair for a month, and it only lasted a week in mine, so there was a slight difference there).

What I do now is keep the dye in longer than the suggested time on the bottle (if it says fifteen minutes, I'd leave it in twenty or thirty). That way it really saturates and doesn't come out as much. Bleaching first always helps the dye to stick, so you might want to try that to lengthen the time on your dye job. After the dye is in, wash your hair every other day with shampoo (if you just wet it with water, the dye usually won't come out). Of course, if you're super-concerned with washing your hair every day, then certainly go ahead and do that. Also, you can buy special shampoos made especially for unusually-dyed hair. One that I can think of now is manic panic colorizer shampoo (you can find it on their website, but I warn you, it's pretty expensive for a shampoo). It probably works best with their dye products, but it still doesn't hurt to try to leave in your color. Hope this helped...

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How can i get back my natural hair color?

Q. I have been coloring since i was 13, now im 21! I tried most colors, such as red, black various shades of brown and off course highlights! Since i have curly hair i have tried to relax it, i tried it 3 times, and each time it left my hair dry and still wavey to curly! Its time to give my hair a break and bring it back to natural, the problem is I cant remember my natural hair color.

A. Hello, The best way to find out your natural color is to let it grow without coloring for at least six to eight weeks. Then have a hairstylist look at the color of the regrowth. Then choose a color that is at least one shade lighter. Hair is always darker at the scalp.
Then use a "Demi"-permanent color on your hair as close to your natural hair as possible. But I would caution you, Do not use a color that is Ash. Like Ask Brown or Ash Blonde.( Your hair could have a greenish look if you do) Use a Neutral or a Golden Brown or Blonde. Condition, Condition, Condition. Re-apply the color when the color fades, every two months probably. But do not leave it on more than five to ten minutes. If you hair is dry it will absorb too much of the color and get too dark. Condition, Condition, Condition!!
And do not relax your hair during this, it is very damaging to colored hair. Curls are beautiful, use a Curling Brush to soften the curl, if your hair is long, use the 1 1/4" Curling Brush if you can find it. Sally's might have one, if not, use the 1 inch brush. Condition, Condition, Condition. Use a leave-in conditioner like Infusium after every shampoo. Use a deep conditioner at least once a month or more.
Do not use a color from the store.If you can't afford to go to a good hairstylist, Go to a Sally's Beauty Suppy and buy a "Demi-color" and mix with 10 Volume Cream Peroxide. Mix equal parts, like 2 oz. of color and 2oz of peroxide. Leave on ten minutes, shampoo and Condition, Condition, Condition. Good Luck, Maureen

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Should we preserve the different biological traits in the human species?

Q. Such unique traits include various eye color like blue eyes, various hair color like blonde, brown, red, black, and the various skin tones like really light skin to really dark skin.

Should we preserve the different types of these to keep the diverse appearences of humans and to make the world more unique in interesting or should we mix them all up to get something completely new?
Jamal K: its about finding ways to preserve the different traits, it does not mean people can not date outside of their race if they choose, its ways of finding preservation whether through insermination or various policies.

A. Don't worry, we already perserved them when we mapped the human genome. In the near future, anyone can change their trait as they please.

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Do you know if the the professional Roux Hair Color Still market it's permanent hair colors?

Q. Roux makes temporary hair colors , Shampoo,and various other product are sold in Beauty Supply company for professional use I interested in permanent hair colors for professional use. Thanks you!

A. Isn't Roux part of Revlon? Maybe you can write them or look on there website.

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How do I preserve unusual hair colors?

Q. A large portion of my hair electric-turqoise. Over the years, I've found that my hair does not hold dye very well, and doing touch-ups with various at home dyes doesn't work well for me. Any suggestions for keeping my hair colored longer?
Ahh typo. A large portion of my hair is electric turqoise. Sorry.
Yeah, my hair was dyed professionally this time. I want to hold that for as long as I can, because all the home dyes I use haven't held for more than a few weeks. Thanks for the answers so far!

A. I found the same problem you're talking about with my (pink) hair. Basically, none of the dyes would last more than 2 weeks without completely fading out. Each dye reacts to each person's hair differently, so if you really want a good color, you'll pretty much have to try 'em all (my friend suggested Splat because it stayed in her hair for a month, and it only lasted a week in mine, so there was a slight difference there).

What I do now is keep the dye in longer than the suggested time on the bottle (if it says fifteen minutes, I'd leave it in twenty or thirty). That way it really saturates and doesn't come out as much. Bleaching first always helps the dye to stick, so you might want to try that to lengthen the time on your dye job. After the dye is in, wash your hair every other day with shampoo (if you just wet it with water, the dye usually won't come out). Of course, if you're super-concerned with washing your hair every day, then certainly go ahead and do that. Also, you can buy special shampoos made especially for unusually-dyed hair. One that I can think of now is manic panic colorizer shampoo (you can find it on their website, but I warn you, it's pretty expensive for a shampoo). It probably works best with their dye products, but it still doesn't hurt to try to leave in your color. Hope this helped...

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How can i get back my natural hair color?

Q. I have been coloring since i was 13, now im 21! I tried most colors, such as red, black various shades of brown and off course highlights! Since i have curly hair i have tried to relax it, i tried it 3 times, and each time it left my hair dry and still wavey to curly! Its time to give my hair a break and bring it back to natural, the problem is I cant remember my natural hair color.

A. Hello, The best way to find out your natural color is to let it grow without coloring for at least six to eight weeks. Then have a hairstylist look at the color of the regrowth. Then choose a color that is at least one shade lighter. Hair is always darker at the scalp.
Then use a "Demi"-permanent color on your hair as close to your natural hair as possible. But I would caution you, Do not use a color that is Ash. Like Ask Brown or Ash Blonde.( Your hair could have a greenish look if you do) Use a Neutral or a Golden Brown or Blonde. Condition, Condition, Condition. Re-apply the color when the color fades, every two months probably. But do not leave it on more than five to ten minutes. If you hair is dry it will absorb too much of the color and get too dark. Condition, Condition, Condition!!
And do not relax your hair during this, it is very damaging to colored hair. Curls are beautiful, use a Curling Brush to soften the curl, if your hair is long, use the 1 1/4" Curling Brush if you can find it. Sally's might have one, if not, use the 1 inch brush. Condition, Condition, Condition. Use a leave-in conditioner like Infusium after every shampoo. Use a deep conditioner at least once a month or more.
Do not use a color from the store.If you can't afford to go to a good hairstylist, Go to a Sally's Beauty Suppy and buy a "Demi-color" and mix with 10 Volume Cream Peroxide. Mix equal parts, like 2 oz. of color and 2oz of peroxide. Leave on ten minutes, shampoo and Condition, Condition, Condition. Good Luck, Maureen

Original Question

Should we preserve the different biological traits in the human species?

Q. Such unique traits include various eye color like blue eyes, various hair color like blonde, brown, red, black, and the various skin tones like really light skin to really dark skin.

Should we preserve the different types of these to keep the diverse appearences of humans and to make the world more unique in interesting or should we mix them all up to get something completely new?
Jamal K: its about finding ways to preserve the different traits, it does not mean people can not date outside of their race if they choose, its ways of finding preservation whether through insermination or various policies.

A. Don't worry, we already perserved them when we mapped the human genome. In the near future, anyone can change their trait as they please.

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What products help dyed red hair stay the longest?

Q. My natural hair color is strawberry blonde and I have been brightening up the color with various shades of red for about 5 years. I know that red dye washes out the fastes. I'd like some suggestions on keeping my color as long as possible.

A. If you want to continue to color it, Paul Mitchell has recently reformulated their reds with no brown base, so if it fades it will fade on tone, meaning it may fade to a lighter red, not that ugly orange brown color. you can also ask your stylist to apply a clear coat, also made by Paul Mitchell, its called pm shines clear. this simply seals in the color for a little longer, and helps with shine.

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