sexylonglegs
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I have the Clairol Natural Instincts and it says no ammonia but LOW peroxide,, will this damage my hair.
Pleas help
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what if a rinse had no ammonia but low peroxide is the bad for hair
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chocolate01
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I wanna know the answer to this as well. I like their egyptian plum color and was thinking about getting it or something similar this summer so i'm waiting for responses as well.
Avaya
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Another bump ladies.
I am trying to get all of the color information I can get! It took me too dog on long to grow my hair to its current length (not half a century like lady O, but long none the less, LOL) to turn around and jack it up with a bad dye job.
Is low peroxide cool?
I am trying to get all of the color information I can get! It took me too dog on long to grow my hair to its current length (not half a century like lady O, but long none the less, LOL) to turn around and jack it up with a bad dye job.
Is low peroxide cool?
Starian
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Ideally, a rinse should have no peroxide and no ammonia.
It all depends on how well you upkeep your hair before and after any color treatment, but peroxide is a potentially damaging ingredient, and I wouldn't risk it.
I tried a Clairol color once with "low peroxide" and it still made my hair shed/break something awful. It was an Auburn color, I'm not sure if it's the same Clairol line you're referring to.
Also, if it has peroxide in it at all, I don't think it's a rinse. I think that's straight up dye...but I could be wrong. Hopefully someone who knows a bit more about permanents vs. rinses can help me out on that point.
It all depends on how well you upkeep your hair before and after any color treatment, but peroxide is a potentially damaging ingredient, and I wouldn't risk it.
I tried a Clairol color once with "low peroxide" and it still made my hair shed/break something awful. It was an Auburn color, I'm not sure if it's the same Clairol line you're referring to.
Also, if it has peroxide in it at all, I don't think it's a rinse. I think that's straight up dye...but I could be wrong. Hopefully someone who knows a bit more about permanents vs. rinses can help me out on that point.
