no! no! HAIR

no! no! HAIR

EggLover2024-05-06T15:35:40.000Z
Yes, I'm with you. I just posted to you below, but I may go back to using Redken Shades EQ gloss>>>
at home. I was wanting to do NO chemicals, but I also want to feel like "myself" at 50. I'm relatively healthy and in good shape....I'd like my ha
decor82024-05-05T13:54:04.000Z
Best cuticle smoothing product for very fine hair? No matter what I do, I cannot recreate the smooth
Smoothness of my hair that my stylist achieves, even when using the same products and trying hard while drying it. My hair is very fine and thin and I
bastet2024-05-04T06:56:34.000Z
As others have said - forever. I've got Trish, BB, MAC that are 20+ years and Suqqu, Haku, Chiku+
that are 10+ years, and they are all fine. If you're looking for natural hair, I'd go for Japanese brushes, as I think BB, MAC and Trish are no longer
kingspanky2024-05-04T03:27:16.000Z
coloring at home after mess at salon; confused by contradictory advice by Sally reps
My natural level is a 5 or 5.5, and tends to pull red. For the past year or so, I've had my hair highlighted to an 8 or so with dirty roots; while it
jill92024-05-04T03:18:06.000Z
Salon color made a huge difference on my hair. I colored at home for years, but kept missing spots.+
Plus, the mess was not worth the time. I am almost 100% white at the roots. I contemplated going white after pandemic and going to work at a new build
whackedoutwheeze2024-05-03T16:33:11.000Z
Oh gosh, thank you for sharing. If I had a beautful Mallen streak going on, I'd rock that! And ++
if later on I decide to let the greys just come and not dye, and they end up looking awesome as an all-over grey / silver, I'd be cool with that. But