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L'Oreal Paris Excellence Creme Permanent Triple Care Hair Color, 5 Medium Brown, 1 kit Best seller Sponsored current price $8.97 L'Oreal Paris Excellence Creme Permanent Triple Care Hair Color, 5 Medium Brown, 1 kit4 out of 5 Stars. 7474 reviews PickupDelivery2-day shipping Notice unusual marketplace activity? ReportAs some of you know, I’ve been stuck with this brown hair of mine ever since I had experimented with a series of honey treatments back in 2012. Periodically, I’d play around with semi-permanent dye to add some colour to my hair, one of them being Ion Color Brilliance Brights. I picked up this dye on a whim at Sally’s Beauty Supply in December 2013, and so far, I’ve tried 2 colours from the line: Fuschia and Magenta. The Promise Ion Color Brilliance Brights promises to produce vivid, boldly intense results. However, the vibrancy of the final results will directly depend on the degree of lift achieved with pre-lightening. In addition, it promises to deposit colour in 20-40 minutes on pre-lightened hair, and natural or colored hair. How did it work? First off, I didn’t pre-lighten my hair. The lady at Sally’s Beauty Supply was actually reluctant to sell me this product without a hair lightener because she thought my hair would be too dark for the true colour to show at all. This was true, but I wasn’t aiming for my hair to be the exact same colour of the box anyway. The consistency of the dye was really thick, so I mixed it with a little conditioner and then applied it to slightly damp hair which was sectioned off into four quadrants. I started out using gloves but later ditched them, because I found that using my bare hands made it easier for me to coat each strand (#curlyhairdontcare lol). After applying the dye, I covered my hair with a plastic cap and left it on for about 2 hours. I also blow-dried my hair for the last 20 minutes. Finally, I washed it out, conditioned and styled. I probably should have used an after colour treatment to close the cuticle, but I didn’t bother with it. I thought my hair came out pretty well, considering that I didn’t follow the instructions to a T. Since my hair wasn’t pre-lightened, I was pleasantly surprised that the colour turned out to be as intense as it was. After the 3rd week, the colour started to fade, but it lasted for about 6 weeks before I had to repeat the whole dying process again. I think 6 weeks is a pretty long time considering that I wash my hair every week. What to expect? Although the hair dye colours are very potent/pigmented, the dyes are also very thick! I definitely recommend using a dye brush and/or mixing it with conditioner first, so that it’s easier to apply to the hair. The smell is not everyone’s favourite, but I personally liked its soapy scent which lingered on the hair for a while. Special Ingredients: To my knowledge, there are no special ingredients. However I will say that this product doesn’t contain ammonia or peroxide. The product was also said to be formulated in Italy. Full ingredient list: Water, Cetearyl Alcohol, Stearyl Alcohol, Propylene Glycol, Ceteareth-50, Lauryl Alcohol, Peg-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Dimethicone Peg-8 Meadowfoamate, Myristyl Alcohol, Fragrance, Cocamidopropyl Betaine ,Imidazolidinyl Urea, Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Basic Yellow 57, Lactic Acid, HC Blue No. 15, Alpha Isomethyl Ionone, Citronellol, Geraniol, Linalool. Other Details: The Ion Color Brilliance Brights dyes are fairly cheap. I bought them for around $8 each at Sally’s Beauty Supply. They are equipped with instructions, and do not need to be mixed with a developer. I recommend buying a tint/dye brush to apply it to the hair for easier application. Also, there’s not much in a tube. I believe you get around 2.05 oz of dye which is not enough for long hair. So, if your hair is thick and/or longer than shoulder length, I suggest getting at least two boxes. I’ve had no experience with the dye transferring to my clothes or bed sheets and thankfully it didn’t stain the shower! Would I buy it again? Yes! Although I am looking at other dyes at the moment, I wouldn’t hesitate to buy this dye if I’m ever in Sally’s Beauty Supply again. If you’ve tried this dye before, what were your thoughts? How often can I use ion semiSemi-permanent dye will last up to 3 to 6 washes. “A semi-permanent hair dye can be done every week, since it does not penetrate your hair,” Mitchell notes. Spearman adds that semi-permanent hair dye doesn't “lift” (aka lighten) your natural hair color.
How many washes does semiWith moderate to low use of shampoo, as well as limited exposure to the sun and swimming pools (due to the chlorine), semi-permanent hair color should last around six weeks (eight washes).
How long does semiSemi-permanent hair dye typically lasts about six weeks, but you could see it gradually start to fade prior. The difference between semi-permanent and permanent formulas has to do with what part of the hair is actually dyed.
Does ion semiDoes semi-permanent hair dye wash out completely? Yes, semi-permanent hair dye will wash out completely with shampoo. However, it may take a few washes to get all of the colour out. Every time you wash your hair, some pigment will be removed.
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