LoveLocksx
Well-Known Member
What's people's thoughts and experience with fudge colours please ?
Please may you let me know how that goes babe? I've been putting off buying the start upHave had a quiet day today and my rep sent me a colour to try on a client but got here too late. So I tried it on Mary-Sue (my mannequin).
I used 8.00 and 20vol on a quadrant that I had practiced ombre on. (Clay based lightener and 40vol)
Mary-Sue is probably a base 5/6 and had about 8.33 ends. She has less that 10% grey in this area.
The hair is shiny and soft. I blowdried and straightened having only used mythical oil. I'm impressed with the shine. The ends are muted golden. But toned down quite a bit. Quite nice to be honest. However, the less that 10% grey is still grey. It was a slapdash application. And she's obviously chemically treated so o don't think she's an appropriate test subject.
I've got my sister in on Saturday. And she has one section of grey that I cannot cover with inoa so she'll be the best test.
Can you ask if you can take any pictures and send them to me? Especially the ashes and blondes?Girl in the salon uses fudge sometimes and loves it,
on her mum she used 9-0 with 20 vol 1:1 ratio and gets good coverage.
I'd like to know more too, it seems whenever I hear good there's always LOADS of bad with this colour house
Can you ask if you can take any pictures and send them to me? Especially the ashes and blondes?
I've tried emailing Fudge salons but to no avail
This is the problem!Ok I'll ask her next time she uses fudge.
She uses different brands, I'm hoping to get the rep in. But I don't want to be fooled around just to sell product, I want TRUE INFO
This is the problem!
I love the idea that it's a dual system. And the colour I used was nice. Not too warm. I also like that they have mix tones. Inoa only have blue and green
I also really like the price...
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