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How to reduce or intentionally fade color - collegedan - 08-06-2009
DiDi is cutting in my TL piece on friday.
The color is good but looks a little too dark, or too dark to make the change from the one i've been using all summer. Is there anyway to tone down the color a bit?
Re: How to reduce or intentionally fade color - GT20 - 08-07-2009
Try washing the piece with a regular sulfate based shampoo. I've noticed a slight change in color when I do this.
Re: How to reduce or intentionally fade color - deano59 - 08-07-2009
Hi mate - try soaking it in lemon dawn dishwater (fairy lemon in Ireland and UK) for 20 mins
D
Re: How to reduce or intentionally fade color - jake1980 - 08-24-2009
deano59 Wrote:Hi mate - try soaking it in lemon dawn dishwater (fairy lemon in Ireland and UK) for 20 mins
D
so will it lighten the system a little how long will you soak it for
Re: How to reduce or intentionally fade color - ToplaceUSA - 08-24-2009
When you compare the color of a system that's been worn all summer in the sun to a new unit you're bound see a difference. The old system has faded from sun exosure and so has your own natural hair. Another option is to use some ADF hair color blender to blend the color of the unit to your own hair. This stuff works great!!
Regards,
John
Re: How to reduce or intentionally fade color - deano59 - 08-25-2009
Hi yes the dawn/fairy lemon washing up liquid will lighten it a little bit - I said 20 mins coz thats long enough to see a difference and then you can just keep doing it for that time until it has faded enough to the point where you are happy.
Hope this helps
Best wishes
Dan