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Debbie color block - thomasgrn - 10-27-2017
has anyone used the color block that Debbie sells on her site? I sure could have used it, but I did not know it existed. Does it work well?
I just ordered some. I have dealt with Debbie and I am pretty sure she would not sell something that does not work.
RE: Debbie color block - ToplaceUSA - 10-29-2017
I haven’t tried it but there are also a lot of shampoos that contain color block. Just read the labels and you’ll find them. Some say ‘contains sunscreen’ or ‘contains color block.’ It’s especially helpful in the summer when the long days cause the hair to oxidize.
RE: Debbie color block - Zjmcdon88 - 10-29-2017
What website is this you speak of?
Thanks!
RE: Debbie color block - thomasgrn - 10-30-2017
(10-29-2017, 04:34 PM)Zjmcdon88 Wrote: What website is this you speak of?
Thanks!
just google "split ends hair replacement" and you will find it
RE: Debbie color block - lovehair - 11-02-2017
thats the stuff you put on the lace when dyeing a unit. i have used it and it worked.
i wouldnt take it as a license to just slather the dye on. i was still careful and used it as a just in case
RE: Debbie color block - thomasgrn - 11-10-2017
This color block is great. I applied it on the underside of the lace last night. It has the consistency of hair conditioner, but it hardened a little. I dyed a piece about an hour ago and not 1 drop of dye got on it.
But now I have another problem. I dye my pieces in the shower and now there is dye in the shower that wont come off. Does anyone know how to get rid of it?
RE: Debbie color block - lovehair - 11-11-2017
i do mine at the bathroom sink and the same thing happened to me!....just let bleach sit on it then it rinses away
RE: Debbie color block - thomasgrn - 11-11-2017
(11-11-2017, 05:14 PM)lovehair Wrote: i do mine at the bathroom sink and the same thing happened to me!....just let bleach sit on it then it rinses away
I already tried scrubbing bubbles with bleach, did nothing. ill try regular bleach.
Thanks for the tip