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Recommend a good hair colourant that covers 100% greys.

  • 29-04-2014 3:54pm
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    Pumpkinseeds
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    I've been using Excel 10 for a few years and it's been great. A month ago I used Clairol root touch up to cover a few greys and it didn't cover them at all. Last weekend my husband put in another Excel 10 brunette colour for me and I've just noticed the greys on my parting are showing already.

    I've usually gotten about 6 weeks before the greys start to show so I'm not sure what's going wrong now. Has anyone got any tried and tested favourite ranges that they'd recommend? My own hair colour is medium brown.


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  • #2
    fifi28
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    Get yourself a terrisales pro card and buy the professional colours that hairdressers use! I got 1 a couple of months back and am definitely getting longer out of my colours and my hair feels and looks a lot better than when I used box dyes! And it works out alot cheaper aswell!!!


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    dee_mc
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,186 ✭✭✭dee_mc


    Good idea, just to note though, some salon supply places don't require a card. I know of 2 in Ennis, County Clare who welcome all shoppers, with or without the card. Don't forget to buy a decent applicator brush too, makes all the difference.


  • #4
    fifi28
    Registered Users Posts: 568 ✭✭✭fifi28


    dee_mc wrote: »
    Good idea, just to note though, some salon supply places don't require a card. I know of 2 in Ennis, County Clare who welcome all shoppers, with or without the card. Don't forget to buy a decent applicator brush too, makes all the difference.

    Meant to add Im not a professional but had no probs getting the pro card but even better if you dont need 1 either! Think it cost me €25 for the first lot because i bought the bottle of developer, tube of colour, bowl with mixing brush and reuseable gloves but now it only costs €7/8 for the tube of colour

    Also to add get yourself a good sulphate free shampoo - I got mine also in terrisales and the difference is brilliant, read about them online first, they are more expensive than normal shampoo but for me definitely worth it. Colour doesnt fade as quickly!


  • #5
    Unregistered39
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 408 ✭✭Unregistered39


    Hi there,

    How does one (who is definitely not a pro) go about getting a pro card?


  • #6
    fifi28
    Registered Users Posts: 568 ✭✭✭fifi28


    Unregistered39 wrote: »
    Hi there,

    How does one (who is definitely not a pro) go about getting a pro card?

    I was in the shop buying somethin that didnt need a card (eg: shampoo/brush etc) and the lady in front of me had a card so i just asked if i cud sign up. On the form u can tick if your a beautician/hairdresser/makeup artist etc so just tick 1 of them if you want - it also a declaration stating if somethin goes wrong like you dye your hair the wrong colour or somethin that you cannot blame them. I go to the 1 in nutgrove and find the staff lovely and very helpful


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  • #7
    Unregistered39
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 408 ✭✭Unregistered39


    fifi28 wrote: »
    I was in the shop buying somethin that didnt need a card (eg: shampoo/brush etc) and the lady in front of me had a card so i just asked if i cud sign up. On the form u can tick if your a beautician/hairdresser/makeup artist etc so just tick 1 of them if you want - it also a declaration stating if somethin goes wrong like you dye your hair the wrong colour or somethin that you cannot blame them. I go to the 1 in nutgrove and find the staff lovely and very helpful


    Thanks a mill!


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