The more you use, the harder it gets. So if you want a light hold, just do a fine mist over your hair, for a hard hold so your hair won't move at all, spray it until its hard.
I personally tease my hair pretty big and like it to stay big all day and so I will use this hairspray to help hold my teasing in, and then spray over the top of my hair when I'm done teasing it. It doesn't flake or anything.
Hi, I ran into your blog somehow. I think it might have been a post on repigmentation? I'm not sure, but I was wondering, a friend (cosmetologist licensed) did my hair, and she bleached it then applied color to it and I have two questions.
ReplyDelete1. When she did it, some of my roots came out extremely light and won't take any color except for semi-permanent color. Is there anything I can do to make this permanent and have all of my hair be one even color?
2. If I want to change my color to a dark reddish brown, can I just color over this, or what should I do?
1. The only reason I can think of that the light pieces won't hold pigment is because it is over processed. There's nothing really that you can do about it. If the permanent hair color works, use it, but try not to overlap the dye when getting your roots touched up.
ReplyDelete2. You can color over what you have to get the dark reddish brown ONLY if it is darker than what you have now.