I had it on my legs for a long time. Unscented soaps, oatmeal baths, and eventually prescription ointment from a dermatologist. It was really bad though.
I had it on my legs for a long time. Unscented soaps, oatmeal baths, and eventually prescription ointment from a dermatologist. It was really bad though.
usually, i've used toner after bleaching to make my hair more uniform in color. it may be something that you want to have around after you color in case the coloring looks choppy. look at the directions before use - you have to use a mixture of the toner and i think it's 20 volume developer.
i'm no hairdresser, but if your hair is brassy and you put an ash, i feel like you may not even need a toner. if you do, i'd use a beige toner instead of an ash/violet toner or your hair might turn grey. if you get one, ask about the return policy in case you don't use it.
i'd actually go with a protein filler before feeling the need to use a toner. they don't hurt your hair at all, and are meant to make your hair more receptive to the color. i think you can get a clear filler if you're unsure of what color to get.
buy an after color conditioner, they come in a little packet for about a dollar. after you do your thing, condition, wrap your head in saran wrap (or get a cap) and sit in the sun for 10 minutes or more.
but i don't want to be responsible for screwing up your hair, so please ask the sally's people first...
some links?
http://www.typef.com/article/time-apply-toner-hair/
http://www.typef.com/hair-toners/
I've got coconut oil! *slathers*
OMG, I totally missed your post and got an 8A Medium Ash Blonde and #20 developer and was helped by a girl at Sally's. That was my first try. Just as I finished applying the color, all of my smoke detectors and ADT fire alarm started going off. I threw my hair up in a towel and was running outside to avoid the screeching, back in to the alarm panel, and I was on the phone with a friend who was getting pissed because I thought the hair color set off the alarms. By the time I figured out which detector started the whole thing, I rinsed out the color, but I didn't leave it on long enough. Orange from roots to ends. I tried the same product again, left it on for the right amount of time, and I got the same result. I then was advised to get a neutral brown to cover the orange. I did, and it stayed orange. Went to a different Sally's and got a different developer (10) and Light Ash Brown, and after the 4th attempt, it covered the orange but not fully. It's more of a reddish hue, not as bad as the fucking orange.
The product I used for the 3rd and 4th time was Argan color, and it's fantastic. Even though I processed my hair so much, the Argan color did absolutely no damage, and my hair is wicked shiny. The ends are shot, but they started out bad, and I need a haircut. I'm lucky I still have hair. I got a packet of Argan Oil Conditioner at Sally's and it's sooooo good. Now I may need a different toner to get the residual reddish tint out, but at least I know about developer. Learned that lesson the hard way and will never try to lighten my hair myself again.
I had the Argan Oil conditioner in my hair for a couple days while out in the sun. I just put a little on, and the heat and sun made it penetrate nicely. Great advice, thanks. I was going from one house to another and packing, so I didn't keep up with the posts, but I definitely will from now on. I would never hold anybody responsible for my fuck ups. My ex's sister is still telling me to get Golden Brown. I saw the color - it's like her hair color and has a red tone.
I found an OLD beauty book from the late 80's, and it has all kinds of hair and skin tips using food products like eggs, oatmeal, yogurt, etc. I made some cool concoctions and my skin looks good. Chamomile tea used as a toner feels wonderful. The egg yolk/oatmeal mask looked hysterical, but it left my face very soft. Let me know if you want me to look up anything for you. It's an old book, but the shit works.
Thanks for putting up with this hair dilemma. I was freaking out for a few days there.
So I still have that shit on my face. It's not eczema, it's not zits. Here is a super close up too big picture. Wtf is it? It itches and burns. It's shiny bc I have cortisone on it
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i get that too sometimes. i have no idea what it is though.
i get rid of it two ways:
i use egyptian blackseed oil on it. that shit is awesome yo.
if i dont have that, or am too lazy or whatever..lol, i use pomada de la campana. i get all old school mexican on that shit and it goes away.
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Where do I get these items?
ooh,shit.. uh..okay...blackseed oil? i have to order it...i get it from shea terra's website. maybe a natural vitamin place? its an oil with a dropper thingy...
the pomada? i usually find it at like walgreens or walmart...in that.."ethnic" section. my grandma used to use it every night until she died..she had amazing skin, im told. it even took those dark spots away from her face that women get when their hormones go nutty.
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Hell no. I never go in the sunone bad bout of sun poisoning made me hate it.
Ima see if amazon has those things. Thanks guys!
Looks like poison ivy to me. But then again, I have it constantly so everything looks like poison ivy to me. Although it's highly unlikely you came across any in NYC. I'm dumb. Disregard.
ugh, ang. have you thought about seeing a dermatologist? i have no advice other than that.![]()
i have had some weird shit on my face in the past and i wish i had seen a dr. i had this crusty, pealing shit all over my face that i thought was chemical burn (i got it after a photo shoot where some makeup artist i didn't know painted me) and after taking some science classes i'm pretty sure it was a staph infection. i don't know what that is, but if you've been fighting it that long it might be good to ask a doc.
btw, i don't think it looks that bad.
Uuuugh staph. Yeah I gotta find me a derm. It feels 10000x worse than it looks. It's spreading too![]()
ang, if its a fungal thing, cortisone makes it worse. it might make the inflammation go down temporarily, but it doesn't do anything to fix it. i'd lay off the cortisone stuff for a few days and just use an antifungal.
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the antifungal will help with the itching, at least it should if its a fungal thing. you could take benadryl pills, i don't know that i'd put anything else on topically.
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