What have you all been doing as far as hair maintenance during lockdown?
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Not sure it’s a good thing but I got desperate and used Sun In all over my roots. Then I toned the brass with violet crush shampoo and conditioner. It’s such a pretty shade of copper now that I don’t want to go back to the salon and mess it up, lol. Sometimes a screw up isn’t a screw up2
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Not sure it’s a good thing but I got desperate and used Sun In all over my roots. Then I toned the brass with violet crush shampoo and conditioner. It’s such a pretty shade of copper now that I don’t want to go back to the salon and mess it up, lol. Sometimes a screw up isn’t a screw up
I considered using Sun-In but I think my hair would be too dark for it to work on so decided against it, that’s great it worked for you! I’ve used purple shampoo/conditioner before but I’ve discovered blue shampoo/conditioner works even better on my hair to keep the brass toned.2 -
RunsWithBees wrote: »Not sure it’s a good thing but I got desperate and used Sun In all over my roots. Then I toned the brass with violet crush shampoo and conditioner. It’s such a pretty shade of copper now that I don’t want to go back to the salon and mess it up, lol. Sometimes a screw up isn’t a screw up
I considered using Sun-In but I think my hair would be too dark for it to work on so decided against it, that’s great it worked for you! I’ve used purple shampoo/conditioner before but I’ve discovered blue shampoo/conditioner works even better on my hair to keep the brass toned.
please don't - just don't do sun in. i did it umpteen years ago and regretted it mightily. you have to have the right complexion for that. your hair is SO nice right now!2 -
MiNinaLisa wrote: »RunsWithBees wrote: »Not sure it’s a good thing but I got desperate and used Sun In all over my roots. Then I toned the brass with violet crush shampoo and conditioner. It’s such a pretty shade of copper now that I don’t want to go back to the salon and mess it up, lol. Sometimes a screw up isn’t a screw up
I considered using Sun-In but I think my hair would be too dark for it to work on so decided against it, that’s great it worked for you! I’ve used purple shampoo/conditioner before but I’ve discovered blue shampoo/conditioner works even better on my hair to keep the brass toned.
please don't - just don't do sun in. i did it umpteen years ago and regretted it mightily. you have to have the right complexion for that. your hair is SO nice right now!
Thanks I read equally good and bad reviews for Sun-In, you are right it requires the right shade of hair to begin with or the result will just end up brassy and damaged. I did not find a single hair expert video that recommends it either. I won’t be using it but I admit it’s tempting because it’s such an inexpensive option.2 -
RunsWithBees wrote: »MiNinaLisa wrote: »RunsWithBees wrote: »Not sure it’s a good thing but I got desperate and used Sun In all over my roots. Then I toned the brass with violet crush shampoo and conditioner. It’s such a pretty shade of copper now that I don’t want to go back to the salon and mess it up, lol. Sometimes a screw up isn’t a screw up
I considered using Sun-In but I think my hair would be too dark for it to work on so decided against it, that’s great it worked for you! I’ve used purple shampoo/conditioner before but I’ve discovered blue shampoo/conditioner works even better on my hair to keep the brass toned.
please don't - just don't do sun in. i did it umpteen years ago and regretted it mightily. you have to have the right complexion for that. your hair is SO nice right now!
Thanks I read equally good and bad reviews for Sun-In, you are right it requires the right shade of hair to begin with or the result will just end up brassy and damaged. I did not find a single hair expert video that recommends it either. I won’t be using it but I admit it’s tempting because it’s such an inexpensive option.
i did it forty years ago when i was 17. i'm sure it was sheer peroxide. initially the color sortakinda looked like farrah fawcett circa 1979 but as time and REAL sun got at it * i worked outside all summer cutting cords of wood and planting flowers without a hat though*- it got super brassy. cringey 100 percent lol2 -
When the pandemic first started, all the establishments closed, including hairdressers. It was terrible because my best friend dyed and curled her hair correctly. I had to learn how to dye my hair and curl it myself. As you said, it's all thanks to YouTube videos and several articles dedicated to curling hair with a curling iron -- besthairadvisor.com. Now I rarely go to hairdressers because I have learned to do a lot myself, and thanks to the pandemic, I now don't spend a lot of money on hairdressing services!0
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