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gremlynna in madradhair

Multi-Color Mantenance: an Answer

Apr 15, 2011 13:56

EDITED/UPDATED:

If you remember, I made a post here a week or two ago looking for answers on how to maintain colors if you have two or more. I got an answer today, sort of. I had a coupon for a free cut at the Gene Juarez Academy and, noticing the colors in my stylist's hair, I asked her how she washed hers. Her answer basically came down to how ( Read more... )

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raisinbrandy April 15 2011, 21:00:49 UTC

can you post a picture of your hair? sorry if you already have and i missed it!

gremlynna April 15 2011, 21:18:36 UTC

Yeah, sorry I forgot to post one before.

leximasochist April 16 2011, 00:40:29 UTC

i have black in my hair and one side is light blue..i have no problems washing it..i wash it all in the shower and the black never sticks to the blue..but maybe everyones hair is different

gremlynna April 16 2011, 20:15:02 UTC

I put the info about using a color-enhancing conditioner in my previous entry and forgot to put it in this entry. Sorry.

I use a red-enhancing conditioner on the red part, or the red fades really fast, but if I get it on the blonde part, it starts turning a peachy color, and I start losing the contrast that I love.

washing hunter1329 April 25 2011, 16:13:30 UTC

I also go to Gene Juarez Academy and your student artist was absolutely correct. If you have a lightened pieces with the red, you need to wash each section separately so the colors don't run onto each other. With the red, it's really important that you don't shampoo everyday and when you do, you need to use a color safe shampoo (like vitamino by L'oreal) and as cold as water as you can stand. Hope that helps =]