GeorginaSparks
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omg....how much are the VIA and EXPRESS? how did you use it?
The Cellophane and Clear Rinse Thread
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omg....how much are the VIA and EXPRESS? how did you use it?
Are coloshowers a brand? I have gone to a few stores and asked the sales clerks for coloshowers and they don't seem to know what I am talking about.erplexed Is it like asking for a neutralizing shampoo where there are several different brands or is it like asking for Creme of Nature neutralizing shampoo where its a specific brand name. Sorry if this is confusing but it seems that some refer to colorshowers as a brand and others refer to it as a general a product type.
Color Showers (Banos de Color) is a brand and from what I hear, only available in BSS on the east coast but you can order it from www.roundbrushhair.com
BKVincy
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thanks Mohair for the compliment
VIA is just the name of the rinse
Im not tech savvy, I have to figure out how to load pics without having to go through the fotki
they both were 4.99
you should be able to get them at ANY BSS but im natural so I have to use 1 bottle my hair soaks it up
my hair does feels smoother
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filthyfresh
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Would it be okay for me to do a clear rinse two weeks after getting a relaxer?
Yep. Rinses should actually be ok to use the day of a relaxer
I was wondering about this very combination. I am glad everything turned out great for you. I will have SEXY hair on mother's day.
OK, I went back and got John Frieda Glaze in Brilliant Brunette - to add a boost to my already henna'd hair. I really liked the results of the clear, so I'm excited about this one.
I did notice that the instructions for this one says to use AFTER washing and conditioning. With the clear you have the option of doing on dry or washed hair. Since this is my 1st time using, I'm going to follow the directions. I'm DC'ing now and will apply the glaze afterwards.
Will keep you posted.
I did notice that the instructions for this one says to use AFTER washing and conditioning. With the clear you have the option of doing on dry or washed hair. Since this is my 1st time using, I'm going to follow the directions. I'm DC'ing now and will apply the glaze afterwards.
Will keep you posted.
unique4lyfe33
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hey can u tell me where u got the glaze from?
Rite Aid.........
ETA: Review so far. 1 thump up. I can see the color. Now my hair is in twist to airdry (about 80%), will blow dry the rest.
Will post rest of review tomorrow.
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unique4lyfe33
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Thank you. so do i put this on with my dc and sit under the drier?
Thank you. so do i put this on with my dc and sit under the drier?
Yes, you can. I did so with the clear last week. but didn't with this one I tried today for brunette
neenee280
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...and there is only ONE store I know of in philly that sells it. If they stopped selling it I would only order from roundbrush...by the case load. 
I would like to try Matrix colors too. A bit pricy...$24.99. I also noticed that no one really talks about that brand so one day when I get some extra loot, I will try and review it.
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cieramichele
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Girrrrrrrrl at this rite aid in my city. They're closing that particular store and every thing was 30 to 50% off.
I would like to try Matrix colors too. A bit pricy...$24.99. I also noticed that no one really talks about that brand so one day when I get some extra loot, I will try and review it.
I looked at the Matrix too. I'm thinking of giving it a try this summer. I'll do the same if I get it!
Lady Esquire
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I would like to try Matrix colors too. A bit pricy...$24.99. I also noticed that no one really talks about that brand so one day when I get some extra loot, I will try and review it.
Neenee, girl, that color in your siggy is banging!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
unique4lyfe33
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Is this the one? I use this as well, it really seems to help my colour treated hair and my hair had shine
i just bought this today. im gonna use it 2morrow when i go to the hair dresser.
unique4lyfe33
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neenee280
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neenee280
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Aww you so sweet LE. But girl, I did a cowash today...my color definetly did fade already. I soak in some Vo5, sealed with coconut/castor oil mix and when I rinsed my hair...the red was going done the drain.
But after reading all these ideas, I wonder if adding a dash of color to cowashes would do harm and help againist fading? :scratchch
Lady Esquire
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Aww you so sweet LE. But girl, I did a cowash today...my color definetly did fade already. I soak in some Vo5, sealed with coconut/castor oil mix and when I rinsed my hair...the red was going done the drain.
But after reading all these ideas, I wonder if adding a dash of color to cowashes would do harm and help againist fading? :scratchch
That siggy has me thinking I'm gonna bite that off of you and rock that for the summer.
I love it. Doing with a co-wash sounds like a plan too. I have learned a lot from you guys in this thread. As soon as I try my first one, I'll be back with pics...in the next week or two.morehairplease
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skipper
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i was at the beauty supply the other day and sebastian does still make their color shines but now it comes in a tube instead of a bottle i didnt have time to look at the ingredients because i had already been there for quite a while. my friend that i was with brought the clear version shes white and has damaged hair due to years of highlights and blowdrying so ill have to ask her how it went
CocoGlow
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Are cellophanes or rinses OK to use on hair that has been henna'ed?
I've heard that putting regular color over henna'ed hair is a big no-no and I was wondering if it's the same for these products....
By the way, is it true that putting regular (I guess permanent) color over hair that has previously been henna'ed BAD for the hair?
I've heard that putting regular color over henna'ed hair is a big no-no and I was wondering if it's the same for these products....
By the way, is it true that putting regular (I guess permanent) color over hair that has previously been henna'ed BAD for the hair?
Yes, it's OK. It will bring out the color of the henna and add shine. I'm henna'd and recently starting using John Frieda Glaze. As long as you are using BAQ henna, you will be fine.
lennet93
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I use the same color...I love it..it gave my hair a lot of body and shine. my hair looks so healthy. Also it doesn't "run" when I wash.
Lady Esquire
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Good quesiton NappyRina, that was one of my major concerns, 'cause I have henna'd hair also. To add to what JLove said, you may want to harvest some of your hair and do a test...just to be safe.
BKVincy
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When I asked about the colorshines at my BSS store the guy told me that the still only make one color and that the new ones (sebastian laminates is just a packaging change so they can double the price)
Dayjoy
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My hair stylist told me that they were back out but cost a lot more and the color names have changed.
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