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17-06-08, 12:53 PM
I have seen it years ago in a salon but forget the name and brand....
It comes in tubes say, red, blue, yellow for example as I dont know what colours there are but only about 5. You would use the blue one for blonde highlights, its applied then put under heat for only a very short time less than 10 mins I believe. Someone put me out of my misery and tell me what it is!! |
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17-06-08, 05:49 PM
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17-06-08, 06:48 PM
yes you can use it with foils we used it a few years ago excellent, would only take if it was under heat.
we used the socolors as well when we first opened, there made by matrix i think. excellent product, but expensive. |
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17-06-08, 07:09 PM
Well Im just wondering if its an option on my own hair for my highlights, I currently use magma. Its just a thought as I can remember back to someone telling me they had that on their hair and it was a lovely shade of blonde, more platinum than brassy!
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21-06-08, 02:01 PM
This sounds very good and really interesting , I have used coloureyese which is a powder bleach and you can get it in red , orange yellow, and blue sachets
I only ever used the red sachet which was pretty good for lift and deposit red tones on highlights the blue sachet I think was for ashen tones , yellow for gold tones ect I guess its just like the magma , I have never seen those tubes though in the wholsalers so I guess you would have to order from a rep then ? there is also a fab colour I liked by Lisap it is like a high lift tint but you only need 6% with it and it works just like the Maji contrast does it gives a good lift and deposit , they had loads of different tones too I dont know if it is still on the market though x
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