For fragile hair that lacks a bit of tone, it is possible to do a tone-on-tone coloring to boost the radiance of the original color. If your hair is dry, it is more fragile, in addition to caring for your dry hair, choose a color without ammonia. To combine a care with a color, opt for tinted shampoos revealing reflections. Vegetable colorings are also recommended for weakened hair. If you have a very small budget, consider henna coloring, 100% natural and very effective to give auburn highlights to brown hair, in addition to cleaning the scalp.
To effectively cover white hair, coloring is the best tool. If it is a question of camouflage your first white hair, a vegetable coloring can be enough. On the other hand, for white hair, opt for a more covering chemical coloring than organic or vegetable coloring. Properly applied, permanent hair color provides a natural, covering and long-lasting result. To preserve the color and shine of your hair, remember to maintain your color with a special cleansing shampoo for colored hair.
For already colored hair that needs a makeover, there are specific mousse colorings. The mousse is an easy-to-use texture and allows effective touch-ups to restore tone to your color. Ammonia-free cream colorings are also effective in revitalizing a color. On colored hair, it is possible to accentuate the reflections and the effects in the hair, or to make a darker coloring. Color alone cannot lighten colored dark hair. If however it is a question of making up for a missed color, it is desirable to avoid the massacre and to pass between the hands of an expert colorist hairdresser.
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