Blonde hair with dark roots is trendy, but hard to pull off. You'll get a softer look as hair grows out by using more than one color. Already-blondes can apply permanent color to take hair two shades lighter. Then, add highlights or dark blonde lowlights for a natural look. Dark hair...
This guide was written with a two different types of people in mind – those with hair that is already dyed a “fantasy” color and want to start doing it themselves, and those with light colored hair. If you have dark hair that is either dyed dark, or naturally dark this post may no...
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Women have been bleaching their hair for thousands of years. Some of the primitive concoctions used to bleach hair in early Rome, prior to the beginning of the Christian era, included native minerals such as alum, soda, and wood ash combined with wine dregs or water. Such preparations were ...
What is responsible for skin pigment and hair color? Why does the lack of melanin produce a blue/bluish-colored iris? What forms this color? (a) Why is there a blind spot in the eye? (b) Why does mechanical stimulation of the retina affect the blind spot? What is the viscous liquid...
agent can be used in the compositions herein. Typically, oxidative hair coloring agents comprise at least two components, which are collectively referred to as dye forming intermediates (or precursors). Dye forming intermediates can react in the presence of a suitable oxidant to form a colored ...
Method for treating hair to realize colored or discolored thicker wicks, involves evolving coloring or bleaching property of hair with composition in pre-defined manner to obtain evolution of property of composition along hairThe method involves evolving coloring or bleaching property of hair (C) with...
thus allowing a reductive substance to be added to the bath directly. This is particularly sound for a single-bath process, since the bath is already in the temperature range suitable for subsequent reductive bleaching. There are many inorganic catalysts (such as, transition metals, e.g. iron,...