TMH
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Who are these so called "professional" hairdressers giving out such bad advice?
Who are these so called "professional" hairdressers giving out such bad advice?
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Yet again the daily fail do it again....
They probably paid that guy a fortune to say them things anyway.
And while we are on the subject of ten years younger,without offending anyone who may well be an Andrew Barton fan here,i wish he wouldnt keep giving aging women the same bloody bob but with a slight variation in layers!!!
Lol! x
They probably paid that guy a fortune to say them things anyway.
And while we are on the subject of ten years younger,without offending anyone who may well be an Andrew Barton fan here,i wish he wouldnt keep giving aging women the same bloody bob but with a slight variation in layers!!!
Lol! x
alexandra.
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Completely agree im forever saying this!! And half the time they dont even suit it!! X
JuZz'<3
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Omg he says 'use a toothbrush'
Oh dear me!
This reminds me of the article from Lee Stafford showing woman how to cut their own hair... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...money-brave-volunteer-tries-cutting-hair.html
Oh dear me!
This reminds me of the article from Lee Stafford showing woman how to cut their own hair... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...money-brave-volunteer-tries-cutting-hair.html
TMH
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Amazing what a huge amount of money can do to people, it's like selling your soul to the devil when these "pro's" recommend home hairdressing lol!
Iv always wondered how these cheap colours get ok'd by pro's.
The big difference is it will always look better on the models than when done at home because it was applied properly regardless of quality of product, and they probably had fine highlights before colouring their natural hair to give the "multi tonal" look haha xoxo
The big difference is it will always look better on the models than when done at home because it was applied properly regardless of quality of product, and they probably had fine highlights before colouring their natural hair to give the "multi tonal" look haha xoxo
spikeyfaerie
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I think the colour b4 is no longer associated with Scott Cornwall.
EDIT: or Scott Cornwall is no longer associated with colour B4...whichever way round it went.
EDIT: or Scott Cornwall is no longer associated with colour B4...whichever way round it went.
Oh thought it was his product it had his name on the box. A hairdresser I know has their own salon and uses it for colour correction, very naughty 😁. Xxx
spikeyfaerie
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Not just naughty, surely invalidates her insurance if anything goes wrong?!
JuZz'<3
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well in the article he states ' If you make a mistake dont panic first try Decolour Stripper (£12.99, Boots), which removes artificial and natural colour pigments and since it doesnt contain ammonia, you can colour over the top of it afterwards'
so he is associated with some home brand colour remover
[QUOTE=JuZz'just been on boots website typed in the search bar Scott Cornwall and colour before comes up and decolour aswell along with some toners too, his name used to be on the box but can't see it on there. Xxx
magentahair
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Scott Cornwall Hair Expert | Facebook
check his fb page out, he's advising non pro products all the time!
check his fb page out, he's advising non pro products all the time!
Oh my god just had a look, very professional NOT, xxx
siobrennan
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Hi Scott! I've recently had a blonde panel put through my fringe, using bleach. But because I have bright red hair (using a semi permanent of crazy colour) its gone a pink shade from washing... I want to be able to keep it blonde. Can I use Decolour stripper, or remover, to be able to get it back to being blonde, rather than the pinky shade it goes every time i wash it?
Thanks
Katie
Scott Cornwall Hair Expert Hi Katie, thats not going to really help your issue in the long run because the red is bleeding everytime you wash it and going onto the pink. If the front is stained you can use the Decolour Stripper to get the blonde back, but everytime you wash the hair you should really cover clip all the red hair back first and then quickly wash the bleach part in the sink with some silver shampoo and then coat it in conditioner and twist it around and clip it tightly at the fringe. Then go into the shower and wash the rest of you (red) hair as usual holding your head back. When you get out of the shower towel dry your red hair and lightly rinse the conditioner out of the front in the basin. This will stop you rubbing the shampoo lather through your whole head everytime and prevent the front panel going pink, as the sectioning away and conditioner coating will protect it. Regards Scott
26 August at 19:40 · Like
Katie Thanks Scott, I'll give that a go! ... Also, it says in your video that the Decolour Stripper is designed to have a colour put straight back over it. Should I use a permanent like live XXL, or can I use Manic Panic's virgin snow toner? Thanks again - I'll be sure to let you know how I get on! x
27 August at 13:53 · Like
Scott Cornwall Hair Expert Hi Katie, you would get less bleeding from XXL live than you will manic panic, it's the non permanent shades that will tend to bleed the most onto bleached hair. But yes you can apply either of those colours immediately after using Decolour Stripper. Cheers Scott
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OH. GOOD. LORD.
Hi Scott! I've recently had a blonde panel put through my fringe, using bleach. But because I have bright red hair (using a semi permanent of crazy colour) its gone a pink shade from washing... I want to be able to keep it blonde. Can I use Decolour stripper, or remover, to be able to get it back to being blonde, rather than the pinky shade it goes every time i wash it?
Thanks
Katie
Scott Cornwall Hair Expert Hi Katie, thats not going to really help your issue in the long run because the red is bleeding everytime you wash it and going onto the pink. If the front is stained you can use the Decolour Stripper to get the blonde back, but everytime you wash the hair you should really cover clip all the red hair back first and then quickly wash the bleach part in the sink with some silver shampoo and then coat it in conditioner and twist it around and clip it tightly at the fringe. Then go into the shower and wash the rest of you (red) hair as usual holding your head back. When you get out of the shower towel dry your red hair and lightly rinse the conditioner out of the front in the basin. This will stop you rubbing the shampoo lather through your whole head everytime and prevent the front panel going pink, as the sectioning away and conditioner coating will protect it. Regards Scott
26 August at 19:40 · Like
Katie Thanks Scott, I'll give that a go! ... Also, it says in your video that the Decolour Stripper is designed to have a colour put straight back over it. Should I use a permanent like live XXL, or can I use Manic Panic's virgin snow toner? Thanks again - I'll be sure to let you know how I get on! x
27 August at 13:53 · Like
Scott Cornwall Hair Expert Hi Katie, you would get less bleeding from XXL live than you will manic panic, it's the non permanent shades that will tend to bleed the most onto bleached hair. But yes you can apply either of those colours immediately after using Decolour Stripper. Cheers Scott
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OH. GOOD. LORD.
alexandra.
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LOL home colouring nvq level2 on the horizon? Taught from the internet of course I get some people use box colours and people always will...but reallllly home colour remover reccomended by a pro? What a load of burp. X
I get some people use box colours and people always will...but reallllly home colour remover reccomended by a pro? What a load of burp. X
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Nevergivingup
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Well said, bet he removes it x
