Whats the best at-home-hair coloring product?

Pwease

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Posted by missliss

you mean hair color? If so, allover or highlights?

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Oh i should edit that... yeah hair color.. all over mostly to get out and cover grays....

I usually go to the beauty supply store and get supposedly a 'professional' hair color. However before that i used to use Loreal Hydrience(?)

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Posted by bluekat16

I usually go to the beauty supply store and get supposedly a 'professional' hair color. However before that i used to use Loreal Hydrience(?)

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See i just have to be careful because I have the Japanese straightening so I cannot bleach my hair.. I would prob have to get like a semi-permanent dye i think.... Loreal did it work well?

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Posted by Lori-Chris2008

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Posted by bluekat16

I usually go to the beauty supply store and get supposedly a 'professional' hair color. However before that i used to use Loreal Hydrience(?)

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See i just have to be careful because I have the Japanese straightening so I cannot bleach my hair.. I would prob have to get like a semi-permanent dye i think.... Loreal did it work well?

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It did work well, my hair didn't get brassy at all. I think hydrience is water-based.

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Posted by bluekat16

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Posted by Lori-Chris2008

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Posted by bluekat16

I usually go to the beauty supply store and get supposedly a 'professional' hair color. However before that i used to use Loreal Hydrience(?)

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See i just have to be careful because I have the Japanese straightening so I cannot bleach my hair.. I would prob have to get like a semi-permanent dye i think.... Loreal did it work well?

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It did work well, my hair didn't get brassy at all. I think hydrience is water-based.

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I looked it up on online and the loreal and hydrience are they one product? hehehehe obviously i have no clue what to look for hehehehe.

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Posted by loislane

Honestly if you had the japanese straightening done i would consult a hair dresser or have it done professionally. when I was younger I colored my own hair and did some major damage to it because I didnt' apply it right. It took a long time to grow out before it started looking healthy again.

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Oh ive done it before at home, just the products have done a ok job.. Just wondering if there were any better products out there... But yeah i know what you mean...

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Posted by Lori-Chris2008

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Posted by bluekat16

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Posted by Lori-Chris2008

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Posted by bluekat16

I usually go to the beauty supply store and get supposedly a 'professional' hair color. However before that i used to use Loreal Hydrience(?)

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See i just have to be careful because I have the Japanese straightening so I cannot bleach my hair.. I would prob have to get like a semi-permanent dye i think.... Loreal did it work well?

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It did work well, my hair didn't get brassy at all. I think hydrience is water-based.

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I looked it up on online and the loreal and hydrience are they one product? hehehehe obviously i have no clue what to look for hehehehe.

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I looked for it online...maybe they discontinued it. Sorry

Why don't you try going to a beauty supply store. They might be more knowledgable. I get Clariol Dark Ash Brown from them.

Sometimes when I dont feel like spending $$$ on getting my hair done I use 'Loreal Ferria' and I love it. If you have a lot of hair make sure you buy 2 boxes.

I've used Ferria and it's always worked very well. Just make sure you have a window open in the bathroom. That stuff can give you a very unwanted high!

I wish I could dye out the gray in my own hair, but after my HM I'm donating my hair and it cannot be dyed.

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Posted by loislane

Honestly if you had the japanese straightening done i would consult a hair dresser or have it done professionally. when I was younger I colored my own hair and did some major damage to it because I didnt' apply it right. It took a long time to grow out before it started looking healthy again.

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def. get it done at a salon you dont want to mess up your straightening job

THanks ladies! I checked all those out however i do beleive all that you listed are for permanent hair coloring.

I went to the store and saw clairol natural instincts with no ammonia and non-permanent color. Anyone used that.

I see this is prob going to be an issue so i might have to just suck it up and go to the salon !!! UGHH