Well even if it didn't, it's a ratio so whether it's gram to gram or ml to ml it doesn't matter x
Oooh yeah! Silly me! Xx
Well even if it didn't, it's a ratio so whether it's gram to gram or ml to ml it doesn't matter x
I have no idea about ratios but I'm glad I could offer some assistance abstyle x
I did in the salon, but now I'm mmobile I never bring them with me, too much to kart about already.
I do miss them though, fab for to stop waste.....
I'd write on clients card exactly how much I mixed, if I needed to mix more I made a note of this, or if I had lots left I'd weigh it and make a note of how much I used so I'd know for next time to mix less.:hug:xx
I know, I probably should start carrying them with me.... I just hate having to lug about too much stuff alteady lol. They're fav=b for exact measurements with mixtones too.Really?? I wouldn't like to live without mine!! X
1ml = 1 gram
Technically this is not correct.
In the sense of water then it does work 1:1, but if you are weighing differing densities of liquid or solid matter this ratio is not accurately correct.
i.e. water to honey-this would not equate as 1:1
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Technically this is not correct.
In the sense of water then it does work 1:1, but if you are weighing differing densities of liquid or solid matter this ratio is not accurately correct.
i.e. water to honey-this would not equate as 1:1
x
But a ton of feathers still weighs the same as a tone of concrete! X
Technically this is not correct.
In the sense of water then it does work 1:1, but if you are weighing differing densities of liquid or solid matter this ratio is not accurately correct.
i.e. water to honey-this would not equate as 1:1
x
Miss pink23 We arn't weighing honey or water are we, 1g of tint to 1g of peroxide works perfect never had a problem
Lol what she said is 100% valid, she said 1ml of peroxide isnt a gram, not that gram to gram wouldn't work, as I said, it's a ratio...you could measure oz to oz if you want, but that doesn't mean an oz = 1ml
One thing I'm struggling to get my head around is..
I have always used measuring jug and tube measurements when mixing colour, therefore have always measured my colour in grams and peroxide in ml.
So, for easy sake of numbers, say the ratio was 1:2. I would mix 50g colour with 100ml peroxide.
Now, if I switched to using scales and measured both in grams then this wouldn't be the same?
50g colour, 100ml peroxide would be correct to the 1:2 ratio but if I then put the colour on the scales, that would still be 50g but them poured in my 100ml of peroxide .. That wouldn't measure as 100g so would no longer be a 1:2 ratio? Therefore, what was previously measured to the ratio as correct before would suddenly become incorrect without altering the amounts, yet simply just altering the measuring method?!
Does that make sense?
So technically, depending on the way in which you measure is going to provide you with different outcomes surely? Or am I completely barking up the wrong tree about all of this!?
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Yes completely barking hun!! Lol all you need to worry about is what number the scales say, weather it's liquid, powder, colour or even fairy dust!! It's 1ml to 1g so if you have 50ml high lift you will need 100ml peroxide making a grand total of 150ml!! And it's exactly the same as gram xx
Lol.. So I am completely barking!
Thanks for the reassurance.. Now knowing that it's 1ml to 1g, all makes sense!! Xx
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