How I use cellophane treatment on my hair?
629303
you shampoo your hair, then you let it get dry enough not to drip then put the cellophane in.You go under the dryer for 45 minutes and then shampoo one more time ,condition ,and style the way you normally do.
629304
First you shampoo hair with sulfate free shampoo. Towel dry hair to more than 50%, up to 75%. Part hair into smaller sections and apply the cellophane, make sure to fully cover the entire areas. Put a shower cap on and either go under dryer for 20 minutes, or leave in for 45 minutes with cap on. Rinse with copious amounts of water. DO NOT apply shampoo. This will remove the cellophane and undo the process. Use blow dryer to dry hair. Dependent on color of cellophane used, color will come off onto towel, so it is better to blow dry to leave color on hair. Hair will be softer and shiny, and more manageable. First you shampoo hair with sulfate free shampoo. Towel dry hair to more than 50%, up to 75%. Part hair into smaller sections and apply the cellophane, make sure to fully cover the entire areas. Put a shower cap on and either go under dryer for 20 minutes, or leave in for 45 minutes with cap on. Rinse with copious amounts of water. DO NOT apply shampoo. This will remove the cellophane and undo the process. Use blow dryer to dry hair. Dependent on color of cellophane used, color will come off onto towel, so it is better to blow dry to leave color on hair. Hair will be softer and... » Read More First you shampoo hair with sulfate free shampoo. Towel dry hair to more than 50%, up to 75%. Part hair into smaller sections and apply the cellophane, make sure to fully cover the entire areas. Put a shower cap on and either go under dryer for 20 minutes, or leave in for 45 minutes with cap on. Rinse with copious amounts of water. DO NOT apply shampoo. This will remove the cellophane and undo the process. Use blow dryer to dry hair. Dependent on color of cellophane used, color will come off onto towel, so it is better to blow dry to leave color on hair. Hair will be softer and shiny, and more manageable. « Show Less
629305
i recommed you use sebastian cellophane that does not say laminates the one i purchase just says sebastian cellophanes the package is all white and says only Sebastian Cellephanes it takes much better than the laminates you apply through towwel dried hair after that wraphair up cover with a cap of some kind or saran wrap bake under a hair dryer for 45 minutes it takes great- covers gray also- 3 to 4 weeks or 5weeks repeat. when grays come in- when you rinse the cellophane out -do not use too much shampoo- use more water .
629306
First you shampoo hair with sulfate free shampoo. Towel dry hair to more than 50%, up to 75%. Part hair into smaller sections and apply the cellophane, make sure to fully cover the entire areas. Put a shower cap on and either go under dryer for 20 minutes, or leave in for 45 minutes with cap on. Rinse with copious amounts of water. DO NOT apply shampoo. This will remove the cellophane and undo the process. Use blow dryer to dry hair. Dependent on color of cellophane used, color will come off onto towel, so it is better to blow dry to leave color on hair. Hair will be softer and shiny, and more manageable.
100905
yes you can, but it is recommended to leave on hair firsr for 30minutes and the al east rinse the excess cellophane with water rinse and then blow dry your hair, if you don't residue of the color can get on your hands and under your nails, if you touch the scalp afterwards or touch or scratch your scalp or cause it to itch.
1022823
I have used it without the heat several times. If you have had any kind of treatment on your hair immediately before (such as a perm, relaxer, color treatment) the cellophane will still bond to your hair. If you haven't had anything done to your hair, it will still coat the hair shaft. The plastic cap should be worn as it generates some heat. But honestly without the heat it washes out in one or two shampoos.
2165153
After using Loreal Absolut Repair Shampoo, apply a the product strand by strand and pass the comb across the lengths and ends of the hair so that the product is spread evenly. Massage. Let stand 3 to 5 minutes and rinse thoroughly
350014
After shampoo while hair is damp and warm, massage a tsp or more if you have long hair into to it. Work through hair to the ends.Wrap your head in a towel to keep your head warm. Let stay for 15 to 20 minutes, I rinse my hair with cool water.
350982
Apply after shampoo and towel drying hair. Squirt a small amount on fingertips, rub your fingers together and work into hair from base to ends.
2221784
It's great for fine hair and leaves it "re-fluffable" even after a hair-flattening night's sleep. I put a small amount (maybe a teaspoon) in my hands and spread it all over my fingers, then kind of flick my fingers lightly through my hair until I achieve the desired effect...then spray it lightly for extra staying power.
1230249
You need to mix with pro-oxide and it is mixed in equal parts once you have mixed both color and pro-oxide you apply to hair leave on for the required amount then shampoo and rinse thoroughly.
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.
200634
I wouldn't use it straight, but melt a little and rub into your hands and lightly run your fingers through your hair, then brush it a lot. It is very dense and needs melting first. A tiny amount only.
2010566
You use co-wash just as you would shampoo...first wet your hair, spread the co-wash through your hair using your fingers, massage your scalp to remove any buildup, rinse co-wash from your hair & scalp...you're done. I usually follow up with a leave-in conditioner before styling or setting my hair; this will also help with detangling after co-washing.
1078823
I used it on my hair, which is color treated. I just make sure not to do them too close together.
1412929
Just peel off cellophane from back of sticky part of tape as you lay it over section needing attention. Very simple to separate the cellophane from bottom of tape.
1887988
Instead of using a curling iron here is what you do.1. Boil some water in a pot that can be poured easily.2.comb out hair.3.if curls are desired use a curler or braid it.4.if straight hair is desired just leave hair combed.5. Get bowl or tub and take hair in desired form.6. Pour boiled water on hair slowly.7.if you are straightening hair comb hair while wet.8.let hair air dry (do not use a blow dryer they melt the hair.)9.put in desired style.10.FINISHED!�
799842
Just take 4 or 5 drops in your palm and then rub your palms so the oil gets little warm and then apply to your hair when it is moist or dry. Do not apply on the top of your head or on the roots. Just start from the mid section of your hair and finish at the tips. Too much of oil will make the hair look stringy. Hope this helps.
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After shampooing hair, towel dry it, then distribute foam throughout hair. Leave on 5-15 minutes (or longer if you want, you can put a shower cap on while it's in) then rinse it out, and use conditioner as usual. It's a semi-permanent color (unless a dark color is used on light hair, then it would be more permanent and probably never fade completely). But if you use the violet to take out brassiness in blonde hair like I do, then use probably once a month or so. I have used after dying hair with a box color and once after a salon coloring when the blonde was a little too yellow, and I've used on my natural blonde hair as well. After shampooing hair, towel dry it, then distribute foam throughout hair. Leave on 5-15 minutes (or longer if you want, you can put a shower cap on while it's in) then rinse it out, and use conditioner as usual. It's a semi-permanent color (unless a dark color is used on light hair, then it would be more permanent and probably never fade completely). But if you use the violet to take out brassiness in blonde hair like I do, then use probably once a month or so. I have used after dying hair with a box color and once after a salon coloring when the blonde was a little too yellow, and I've... » Read More After shampooing hair, towel dry it, then distribute foam throughout hair. Leave on 5-15 minutes (or longer if you want, you can put a shower cap on while it's in) then rinse it out, and use conditioner as usual. It's a semi-permanent color (unless a dark color is used on light hair, then it would be more permanent and probably never fade completely). But if you use the violet to take out brassiness in blonde hair like I do, then use probably once a month or so. I have used after dying hair with a box color and once after a salon coloring when the blonde was a little too yellow, and I've used on my natural blonde hair as well. « Show Less
622092
Mix with warm water and a pinch of salt to the consistency of a paste then you separate hair and apply from the root with a hair brush