Thanks. So, if I like the results, is this all I will need in the future to color my hair? Developer and T14?
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This is just a color correcting toner; for using after you have bleached or colored your hair; then if your hair is still a bit more orange or more yellow than you would like this is applied to make your final color more "natural" looking.
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Personally I like to mix one T18 with the T14 with the developer and leave it on for an hour. It gives a nice shimmer to greyed hair.
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This mixes with the actual hair dye to activate it.so u need the dye and this but the volumes are different. Example this one volume 18 is for dyeing grey hair better. This in my opinion is a very good product i use this brand only and #5 coloring. Hope this helps
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It looks like you would be receiving three packages of the hair dye - which would we enough for three applications. If you apply every 6-8 weeks, like most people, that would last you between 4 and 6 months. If you color every two, like myself, then it will last you a month and a half. The Revlon Colorsilk is less than $4 at Wal-Mart and the Revlon Buttercream (which is the upgraded version and sooo much better in my opinion) is less than $5. At less than $4 a box Wal-mart is a better deal than the three packs here on Amazon. Just something to consider!
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You need to use 10% developer, and you are going to be very happy with the result. Trust me, I have a lot of stubborn gray hair, and I am using 10 . It covered all the gray in my roots.
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Hey Gary, you need the developer to mix with Chrystal Clear, Crystal clear alone won't do much to your clients hair.... just so you know Crystal clear can be used by it self or mixed with a toner to get a better gloss. Basically crystal clear plus the developer applied to you hair it's like applying a clear coat of polish to your fingernails. hope this helps.
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I would say no. My hair is color-treated and fine. Recently I discovered on QVC (which maybe available on AMAZON)CALISTA TOOLS-EMBELLISH GOLD TEXTUIZING DEFINER, it's like a flocker, you put a pea sized amount in the palm of your hand and clap your hands, it produces like a fine thread you put in dry hair. My hair has never looked better, the color is brighter and it's given new height and style to my droopy hair. I know it sounds weird but it works! Alterna products are my staples, but this has really helped. Nick Chavez also has a "flocker",good luck
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I know this is an all question but I would like to say that if this is your first time ever coloring your hair I mean if you have a virgin hair you don't need a 40 developer,that's too strong for your hair,you can do well with a 10 to 20 developer,since you never colored your hair before it will work fast.A 40 developer it is for someone who use hair color and wants to go from dark hair to blonde.
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Not sure.. But they came out recently with a formula for color treated hair!
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When I used this on my Silver hair, it came out more of a steel blue...I really should have dyed my hair the dark color I wanted first, then put this on. Then I would have had the highlights I wanted instead. It worked, and my hair was very soft...but I should have done what the instructions said first....but over all I was pleased...the steel blue was very pretty. And I believe you can repeat if you want a darker shade, which I haven't done yet....Follow the directions. Sorry I can't help you more. Good product though.
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My hair is a lot like yours, not totally gray but mixed, mostly at the hairline. I did get very nice results with this product, although I must say I didn't examine with a microscope. The color was really soft and natural and the hair felt beautifully conditioned when I was done. If any few grays were stubbon they must have blended in because I didn't see any. Wish this was still being produced. If you have a chance to grab a box, go for it. I was in the process of shifting from red back to blonde when I used it and was very very happy with the results.
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This kit actually says it is for color treated hair. I'm very happy with the results from using this product. I will suggest that buyers use the entire system, all three products give good results. My hair is healthy and all thin spots have filled in.
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Brilliance is really good ! But I have long hair , not dry and not curly :) so not sure how it's going to work for you. But my hair styling uses brilliance for all her clients , I guess it works well!)
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Not necessarily but keep in mind that the uneven color will lift unevenly with the developer you mix. You could end up with various colors in your hair due to previous dyes. IMO, just dying your hair with this a few times will eventually even it out. I would wash out as much of the manic panic as possible to get an even canvas to start with.
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I used T18 on my hair after bleaching, but it is blonde all over. If you can isolate the highlights somehow, that would be best, because the blonde toner could alter the color of the darker hair.
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t18 will give you more of a white blond color and looks a little more natural and t14 gives more of a silver platinum color or at least that was my experience with them. but with ether you want to bleach to as light a pale blond as you can go.
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So, you need to use a different volume developer for different base hair colors. My hair is very dark, so to achieve the color I want, I need a 30 volume. if your natural color is lighter, you can get away with a 20 volume. the higher the volume developer, the more it will lighten. Does that make sense? There are many charts online that show this. Here's one that describes that if your natural color is dark brown and you want to lift 4 levels, you need a 30 volume. http://www.hairfinder.com/tips/levelsanddeveloper.jpg
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Thank you for your inquiry. There is an additional fee and processing time for customizing the hair color. Please place the order with us and contact us directly after checkout.Sincerely,Party and Beyond