I have been coloring my hair yearly and then retouching the roots every 5 months, depending if the color fades fast. I have tried coloring my hair from red, blue, gray, purple, and brown. Im quite adventurous with my hair (despite my age hahaha) . After experimenting to all those colors.
I have come to a conclusion that red suits me best and has lesser maintenance. Given that you use the right shampoo, a purple shampoo (which is expensive and hard to find ) and a non sulfate conditioner. If you have colored hair, its best to use shampoo and conditioner for color treated hair to let the color lingers for 6 to 8 months. Plus it does not dry out hair fast.
My hair goal is to use shampoo and conditioner that matches up the condition of my hair. If its imported, the better. I had haircut (long layered) every 3 months to keep up with my layered hair. I have been sporting the long layered style all my life. It keeps me looking young and its less maintenance as I have wash and wear locks. Im just lucky to have a healthy and thick hair, just like my mother.
Its in the genes. I have my hair conditioned for keratin spa 2x a month, to keep it healthy.
Tip: Don't wait until your hair sounds the damage alarm before you take extra care of it. Treat your hair on a daily basis and your hair will surely thank you for it. Use hair treatment products like Silk Secrets and Lolane Intense Care Treatment, to keep hair out of harm's way. You can also use a more potent conditioner such as Creamsilk’s Triple Keratin Active to help bring back the vibrance of your hair.
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Good products are described in the article. I always color my hair in this barbershop, but you should always have useful tips for dyeing your hair at home in case the need arises.
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