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Coffeecup
06-09-2014, 03:51 PM
Hey gals
Do any of you color/dye your hair. IF so what home coloring brands do you use. I have used for a while Nice and Easy. My mom used that brand. Bought on sale Loreal in March. Anyway opened the box and 4 components. N &E only has three. Followed the directions, with the first step which was touching up the ends with cream and wait 2 minutes. While waiting I mix up the 2nd and 3rd ingredients which was 2 white mixtures. I was coloring my hair a brown red. Thought odd that I have 2 white mixtures. Anyway while flubbing with the first step which took a few minutes, the white mixture turned a plum purple. So I slather it on. To make the long story short. I think I was to put the white mixture on as soon as possible. Maybe it colors as it goes. Anyone use Loreal. Nice and Easy sure lives up to it name.

Penny Lane
06-10-2014, 07:38 PM
I use Loreal Excellence Medium Blonde It covers the gray so much better than others I have tried. For years I used Nice'N Easy but it burns my scalp. Only Loreal for me!:D

Janice
06-10-2014, 09:23 PM
I go to the salon to have my hair done, but I used to use Loreal Excellence. It does a great job.

Family Ties Forever!
06-11-2014, 01:25 AM
No, I don't color my hair. I'm very sensitive to smells. The smells of the color dye are way toooo strong for me.

kerrbear
06-11-2014, 02:42 AM
i used to colour my hair all the colours under the sun, i used to use red henna or black henna but these days i just colour my hair brown lol

i use superdrug own brand

AB
06-11-2014, 04:20 PM
Hey gals
Do any of you color/dye your hair. IF so what home coloring brands do you use. I have used for a while Nice and Easy. My mom used that brand. Bought on sale Loreal in March. Anyway opened the box and 4 components. N &E only has three. Followed the directions, with the first step which was touching up the ends with cream and wait 2 minutes. While waiting I mix up the 2nd and 3rd ingredients which was 2 white mixtures. I was coloring my hair a brown red. Thought odd that I have 2 white mixtures. Anyway while flubbing with the first step which took a few minutes, the white mixture turned a plum purple. So I slather it on. To make the long story short. I think I was to put the white mixture on as soon as possible. Maybe it colors as it goes. Anyone use Loreal. Nice and Easy sure lives up to it name.

I've used both brands in the past and no matter what shade of brown I buy my hair always comes out with a red tint to it, sometimes it's "really red". Anyway I got tired of wasting my money on it so I just left it natural. But I found Nice and Easy to be the most simple one to use.

Zoneboy
06-11-2014, 04:33 PM
My hair went from black to salt & pepper and it didn't cost me a cent. :lol:

gidgetgrape
06-11-2014, 04:43 PM
The last time I dyed my hair was about two years ago and it came out too red. I mean RED. We are talking Howdy Dowdy territory. But, I'd try it again in the future. Every barn needs a new coat of paint!

AB
06-11-2014, 05:04 PM
My hair went from black to salt & pepper and it didn't cost me a cent. :lol:

That's the easy way, you just don't know what you're missing. Mixing up those smelly solutions, wearing the plastic gloves, squeezing the mixture all over your hair hoping you get it all even and don't get it in your eyes. Then waiting a certain amount of time for it to process and rinsing it out. Then it turns out a different color than what you expected. :eek: Everyone should try this at least once. :lol:

AB
06-11-2014, 05:06 PM
The last time I dyed my hair was about two years ago and it came out too red. I mean RED. We are talking Howdy Dowdy territory. But, I'd try it again in the future. Every barn needs a new coat of paint!

I know exactly what you mean. :lol:

Radiowave
05-06-2017, 09:41 AM
i used to colour my hair all the colours under the sun, i used to use red henna or black henna but these days i just colour my hair brown lol

i use superdrug own brand

Oh, henna is really cool! :cool: Can't not to bump this old topic because I used henna rather often too and I totally liked it! :) It's perfect for getting all natural shades and it causes no harm for the hair at all! :cool:
I wish henna could be used for getting such bright colours like on these pics on machohairstyles (http://machohairstyles.com/best-hair-color-ideas-for-men/) because I adore them too but the classic dyeing in such case is so harmful for the hair...:(
Maybe some day the alternative will be invented :confused: