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What do you ladies and men think about bleach washing with 20 or 30vol to remove some color. |
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Although it's not the safest way to remove color, occationally I do believe in bleach washing if nothing else is available and depending on the condition of the hair. |
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I have never used that technique to remove color. I have always used the Matrix Color Remover and I'm very happy with the results. |
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I had a color class today, very good teacher, and I learned a new way to lighten up coated color. While the regular formula is on the roots, mix up another formula of 1 scoop of lightner, 1 ounce of developer (40 vol), and 1 ounce of clarifying shampoo. Apply it to the darker areas, it will lighten up in a few minutes, and then hold a towel underneath the hair with the lightner formula in sections, saturate it with water from a spray bottle, and then rub everything off with the towel. The lightning process is stopped, and you can continue processing the formula for the roots. This is a safe formula, it will not damage the hair. |
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I forgot to mention that the above process will not work on hair colors that contain metalic dyes. |
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This sounds like a great technique - thanks for sharing - K
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>a new way to lighten up coated color. While the regular formula is on the
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>(40 vol), and 1 ounce of clarifying shampoo. Apply it to the darker areas,
>it will lighten up in a few minutes, and then hold a towel underneath the
>hair with the lightner formula in sections, saturate it with water from a
>spray bottle, and then rub everything off with the towel. The lightning
>process is stopped, and you can continue processing the formula for the
>roots. This is a safe formula, it will not damage the hair.
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yes i agree did you know that a bleach bath is the only thing that removes Redken shades EQ safey,now try the the colour bath fomula 911H/Lift 1/4 20mils water 20mils shampoo and 20mils 30 vol on zone one 30 min helps lessen the dark root will lighten the hair by 2 shades |
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