How long do you leave the color mixed with developer in your hair?
37206
I have grey hair and leave it in for 40 minutes. You can leave it in up to 60 minutes--after that length of time it will stop processing.
2123615
Depending on how light you get your hair I leave on 30-40 minutes it cant hurt your hair cause its a vegan color but a more beautiful color you will never find (purple wise)
352209
This product is very easy to use.I shampoo and condition my hair with my regular products.Then apply the Brilliant Brunette color glaze. I usually wait about 3 to 5 minutes while finishing up my shower before rinsing it out.The amount you use depends on how much gray you need to cover.
595694
My hair is medium brown and I leave my in anywhere from 5-8 hours. I've heard of people leaving it in for even longer. The choice is yours, though I recommend leaving it in for at least 4 hours, but don't forget to wrap your hair in plastic wrap right after henna application. The heat and moisture facilitate the plant's permeation of the hair shaft. Since both hair and the henna are organic in origin, I would think a longer processing time would allow for better results in terms of color. Cheers!
375807
Depends how much gray you have. Beware that the grey will pick up the red exclusively/ If you use RED henna, the drk brown is beautiful with red shading. But if you are grey you need to go 1 shade deeper, like chestnut. I used the RED on my daughters dark brown hair [ long] and she got a ton of compliments. If you are a little worried about to much red, just mix the henna with strong coffee, which is what I used to do when I worked in a salon . Henna does not lighten your hair, it only deposits color. Also the timing determines how bright it is. Keep the color on for only 45 minutes . Another factor is mixing the color and letting it set. If you mix and let it set for 1 1/2 to 3 hours before applying, your color will be redder. So if you mix the RED with strong lukewarm coffee and apply it to WET hair , let it set on your hair with a bag for 45 minutes , than rinse out, apply conditioner like it is shampoo[ this will help it set and will still clean your hair] you will have a knockout gorgeous color that will NOT be too red. Just some tips from someone that has done this many times[ still a successful hairdresser too.]Would love to hear how your hair looks afterwards!
1897803
My wife uses this product. The directions are included in the package together with plastic gloves, plastic hair cover and conditioner. Do not shampoo within 8 hours before coloring your hair. Only apply to hair if you have not used any styling products within 24-48 hours before. If hair has been permed or relaxed best to wait at least 7 days before using. If you have any type of henna, metallic dye or color restorer, wait until it has grown out or cut off before using. Apply CoSaMo to dry hair using gloves provided directly from the bottle. No mixing is required. Cover hair with plastic hair covering. Leave on for 20-40 minutes. Rinse hair until the water is clear. Apply conditioner. Wait for 2 minutes and rinse out. That's all it takes to obtain a lovely color.
1793552
You can use whatever you wish. Just keep in mind that the lower you go, the less color will show. Ex: if you use a 40 developer, your color will be vibrant and pop. If you use a 20 developer, your color will be lightly vibrant and suttle. Also, the longer you keep it on the hair, the more color you get. Ps: don't exceed over 1hr. I honestly wouldn't even go over that. Hope this helps
1794030
Well that depends on how light your trying to go. If u just want some lift to a brown/light brown you can just use any 20 vol developer with this bleach up to 30-45 mins. Then apply the color ur going for. Otherwise if your trying to be really blonde and you have NEVER dye your hair before then use 30 vol instead you'll get a lighter result instantly. I do not suggest dying your hair more than once per day just becuz you want to be lighter and didn't achieve it the first time. Going from black to a much lighter color is a process and it may take more than once of dying. Btw I'm a license profession I hope this helps Well that depends on how light your trying to go. If u just want some lift to a brown/light brown you can just use any 20 vol developer with this bleach up to 30-45 mins. Then apply the color ur going for. Otherwise if your trying to be really blonde and you have NEVER dye your hair before then use 30 vol instead you'll get a lighter result instantly. I do not suggest dying your hair more than once per day just becuz you want to be lighter and didn't achieve it the first time. Going from black to a much lighter color is a process and it may take more than once of dying. Btw I'm a license... » Read More Well that depends on how light your trying to go. If u just want some lift to a brown/light brown you can just use any 20 vol developer with this bleach up to 30-45 mins. Then apply the color ur going for. Otherwise if your trying to be really blonde and you have NEVER dye your hair before then use 30 vol instead you'll get a lighter result instantly. I do not suggest dying your hair more than once per day just becuz you want to be lighter and didn't achieve it the first time. Going from black to a much lighter color is a process and it may take more than once of dying. Btw I'm a license profession I hope this helps « Show Less
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I use every 4-6 weeks. Remember sulphate shampoos will strip this out of your hair causing you to need to do more often. It doesn't lighten hair color. If it's only been two weeks and I have my hair processed I use it again after processing.
903757
In my experience, use lemon juice instead of h20, let it sit for several hours to let the dye release, apply to entire head, wrap in Saran Wrap, leave on for at least 8 hours, rinse well. Do not shampoo for a few days. To achieve the deep color, you will apply more frequently. Once you attain the color you want, then you maintain the roots with the same application process, while glazing the rest of your hair with a henna/conditioner mix left on for a shorter period. Be advised that henna looks bright reddish orange for the first few days and the mellows into a richer color in time. About a week after I henna, when the color has oxidized to the depth I like, I deep condition w/organic cold pressed coconut oil, wrap w/Saran Wrap, and leave in for as long as possible, at least overnight. Soften hairs, and seems to seal in that depth longer. With burgundy you will need to apply more than once to achieve that depth. It's a beautiful color that greatly changes based on lighting. If you have never hennaed before, research it well. Good luck.
258516
They are in the box, but I use about 10 droplets of the developer to about a dime size of the dye, mix it, and just go from there. I leave it on for about 20 mins. I have been using this product for quite a while now.
1136691
I bought 2 just to be safe. Mine is thick, but not terribly long. I ended up mixing the color with conditioner. You don't need to mix with a developer (or toner as someone else said... not sure why you'd mix it with a toner), because it's more of a stain than a dye. It is super dark if you put the color straight on your hair, so I'd suggest mixing with conditioner to lighten it up and get the bright purple.
420488
i always wait 6 weeks.you don't want to overlapp. super blonde is not a hair color . it is a lightener.
344875
I have used the dark brown coloring on my hair which is approximately 25-30% gray. It covers the gray thoroughly. I do leave the product on for 30 minutes, which is longer than the directions recommend. Even with leaving it on for that length of time, my hair is soft and undamaged by the coloring.
352204
After shampooing and conditioning hair. Wring out excess water from hair. Apply color glaze with gloves. Saturate hair with product and leave on for at least 15 minutes. Rinse and use styling products as usual. I've been using this for over 10 years and always get great results. Can use everytime you wash but probably not more than a couple times a week. People compliment me on the color of my hair all the time. It covers the gray and adds a auburn shade to my hair color. Just love it.
842373
In general, it would be safe to use haircolor after 6 weeks BUT this really depends on the condition of your hair. It would be best to consult your hairdresser about a look requiring multiple processes since you can damage your hair to the point of having to cut it all off if you make the wrong move.
367371
Yes, it can be used at different times. This is a semi-permanent color that is already mixed. No need to mix developer and color as with permanent color. This particular color worked well in covering the gray when I left in on for the prescribed time of 30 minutes, and it rinses very well. In addition, I also purchased a shampoo/conditioner that helps retain the color from my local grocery store. Good luck and have fun!