Kimberly
I want to go to Sallys tomorrow and buy a hair color developer because I want my hair a lighter brown. I will probably get the 30. The thing is though, how do I use it? There is no tutorials on how to use it. I tried to dye my hair lighter brown yesterday but it didn't work because my hair is so dark. And it has been dyed black before. But do I buy hair dye and mix it with the developer? How much do I use? Help me please! I wanna do this right. Thanks! xx
Answer
OK the deal with developer is that you want to use equal parts. Most hair color tubes are 2 oz. so you would want to add 2 oz of developer to the color. If you use 2 tubes of hair color then you would add 4 oz of developer to the color. But ALWAYS read the instructions because there are some times when you may have to mix the developer a little differently but in general most of the time its equal parts.
Now when you go to Sally's tomorrow check out their L'Oreal Excellence collection - that is formaulated for people with darker hair. This is a safer way to lift your hair and get the color you desire. You can read about it on Sally's website I'll put the link for you in the source box.
OK the deal with developer is that you want to use equal parts. Most hair color tubes are 2 oz. so you would want to add 2 oz of developer to the color. If you use 2 tubes of hair color then you would add 4 oz of developer to the color. But ALWAYS read the instructions because there are some times when you may have to mix the developer a little differently but in general most of the time its equal parts.
Now when you go to Sally's tomorrow check out their L'Oreal Excellence collection - that is formaulated for people with darker hair. This is a safer way to lift your hair and get the color you desire. You can read about it on Sally's website I'll put the link for you in the source box.
What is the function of developer in hair color?
Jasper
My hairdresser told me to dilute the developer (pour out 1/2 and add 1/2 distilled water) for boxed hair color if I chose to use it. She said that it is less damaging this way. My question is what is the function of developer and if I dilute it more then that will it become a semipermanent?
Answer
Cutting down on the developer will not make it semi-permanent. In lay-mans terms I explain the developer as little ghosts running around a pac-man board....they eat up the natural pigment in the natural hair and allow the new color to adhere to the hair....no matter the quantities of dilution...it is still peroxide and chews the hair....it is used as a developer to 'develop' the hair color...Don't forget to condition your hair when you do a color........
Cutting down on the developer will not make it semi-permanent. In lay-mans terms I explain the developer as little ghosts running around a pac-man board....they eat up the natural pigment in the natural hair and allow the new color to adhere to the hair....no matter the quantities of dilution...it is still peroxide and chews the hair....it is used as a developer to 'develop' the hair color...Don't forget to condition your hair when you do a color........
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