L'Oreal Excel Hicolor Highlights Red 34 g (3-Pack)

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volume developer – Produces 3 to 4 levels of lift for high-impact color changes and full gray coverage. This developer strength should be used with caution due to the damage and breakage that could occur. volume developer – Produces 2 to 4 levels of lift and covers grays with ease. Some will experience dry, brittle hair after using a 30-volume developer. You’re a good candidate for L’Oreal HiColor if your hair is strong, unprocessed, and well maintained. Refrain From Damaging Styling Practices They will specify just how much hair color and developer you should mix, how long to leave the mixture on your hair, and more. Note: Significant damage can occur when you make large changes in your hair’s color. For example, going from dark brown hair to intense red or a brighter shade will require some type of lightener (like bleach) and expose your hair to potential damage.

After doing the strand test, you can make an educated decision about whether to go through with the full dye job, try a different color shade, or shorten the processing time. Limit Damage After Dyeing Give your hair a break– Don’t wash it unless absolutely necessary, limit styling, and stay far away from heat. Also, cover your hair up at night to preserve its moisture levels.If you don’t have the desire, time, and patience to do these things, you should choose a no-damage color option like temporary or semi-permanent color. To give your hair the best chance of staying healthy post-processing, we recommend that you follow the below steps before dyeing your hair. Look at Your Hair The main plus is that it does so without bleach, which is known to cause significant damage to the hair. Unfortunately, many think that since L’Oreal HiColor doesn’t have any bleach, it couldn’t possibly be damaging to your hair – this couldn’t be further from the truth. With L’Oreal HiColor, it’s crucial to take every precaution you can to maintain the integrity of your hair.

Since L’Oreal HiColor requires a 30 or 40-volume developer, you have to be careful when coloring your hair with it. Look out for increased split ends, severe dryness, and breakage. How to Minimize Damage with L’Oreal HiColor (Before Dyeing) We recommend refraining from heat-styling or relaxing your hair within a week or two of coloring it. The better the condition of your hair before coloring it, the better the results will be. Put the blow-dryer down– Blow dryers are a form of indirect heat that can wreak havoc on color-treated hair. Instead of blow-drying your hair, air-dry it. If you wash away your hair’s sebum immediately before coloring it, there’ll be no barrier between your scalp and the hair color.

People color their hair with hair dye and 30 volume developer all the time – some are able to preserve the health of their hair while others are not. Condition often– Condition your hair every time you wash it, and deep condition it at least once per week. Your thirsty strands will thank you. If you have buildup on your hair from gels, pomades, or a flaky scalp, wash that away a couple of days before dye day. That way, your scalp will have some time to produce more protective sebum. Moisturize and Deep Condition Avoid shampooing your hair for a couple of days before coloring it. To protect your scalp from the potentially damaging effects of high-lift color, you must preserve its natural oils (sebum). All of this may seem overwhelming, but it’s necessary if you want to keep your hair on your head following a harsh color job.