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Henna after hair dye?

  • 15-01-2010 9:23pm
    #1
    MissFlitworth
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    Does anyone know if after using a semi-perm colour in your hair there's a period of time you need to wait for before using henna? I kind of have this idea in my head that the two don't mix well. Put in a semi anout 3 weeks back but it's not red enough for me. I'd go for a permanent colour but I've wrecked my hair in the past using permanent dyes and ended up looking like a black-haired wurzel gummidge so best not to go down that route again!

    worzel460.jpg


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  • #2
    Magenta
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    MissFlitworth wrote: »
    Does anyone know if after using a semi-perm colour in your hair there's a period of time you need to wait for before using henna? I kind of have this idea in my head that the two don't mix well. Put in a semi anout 3 weeks back but it's not red enough for me. I'd go for a permanent colour but I've wrecked my hair in the past using permanent dyes and ended up looking like a black-haired wurzel gummidge so best not to go down that route again!

    worzel460.jpg

    Go onto eBay and get yourself Wella Koleston Perfect. The tube and the developer. It's a professional colour, you can't buy them in shops in Ireland unless you're a hairdresser but you can get them on eBay no problem.
    It's the best permanent hair colour you'll ever use, it will make your hair like silk and so shiny.
    Google it and go onto Wella's website to see the shade chart.


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