What kind of shampoo and conditioner should I use on my just colored hair?
GamerGirl wrote:
I just dyed my hair yesterday with Loreal Natural Match 7W Dark Golden Blonde. It said to wait 24 hours before shampooing your hair. Well in a few hours I can shampoo my hair. What kind of shampoo and conditioner should I use on my hair? Should I use Pantene Pro-V Blonde Expressions? Ten points to whoever gives the best answer. Thanks ahead.
I just dyed my hair yesterday with Loreal Natural Match 7W Dark Golden Blonde. It said to wait 24 hours before shampooing your hair. Well in a few hours I can shampoo my hair. What kind of shampoo and conditioner should I use on my hair? Should I use Pantene Pro-V Blonde Expressions? Ten points to whoever gives the best answer. Thanks ahead.
PS. This is the first time I colored my hair so please share some tips 
Anymore answers. I will give you ten points for the best answer. Please read my question though.
Used Hair Salon Equipment
Amit Raju wrote:
You need to equip your hair salon with the latest high end equipment and provide the best services to your customers. However if you plan to buy these pieces of equipment, you should be ready to shell out a huge amount of money. In case you don’t want to or you can not afford to spend much money on buying the salon equipment, here is something to help you out. You can buy the used hair salon equipment.
You can find all sorts of used hair salon equipment like rollers, scissors, trimmers, razors, wash basins, dryers and other pieces of equipment. You can also find used hairsalon furniture like used salon chairs, used styling chairs and reception desks.
There are stores where you can go and buy the used equipment. The equipment is provided at very low prices. These salon equipment used by their previous owners are still in excellent condition. The stores can also refurbish the used hair salon furniture like chairs as well as shampoo stations and basins for you. Also many of the used equipment are still under warranty, which makes them even more credible.
These stores usually provide branded salon equipment. They offer equipment produced by all leading brands. These pieces of equipment are both reliable and efficient. Also they add to the reputation of your salon.
You can easily find the stores selling such equipment in yellow pages. You can also check out your local market as there are many of these stores around the country. There are various websites that provide a list of such stores.
In case you visit some stores and are not able to find the pieces of equipment that you are looking for, you can search for them online too. There are websites that specialize in selling used hair salon furniture and equipment. These websites have a huge range of equipment and furniture.
You can get some wonderful deals on the used equipment from these websites. There are some huge discounts offered at these websites. The best thing is that these websites send the equipment directly to your salon. Usually the shipping is done for a charge, however some of the websites provide you free shipping as well.
Here is an important thing that can help you to further save some money on the equipment. You should try visiting a store or website that sells these equipment on wholesale. There you can get these equipment on much lower prices. Such a store or website can even provide you with a financing and leasing option. They can even provide warranty on some of the expensive used salon equipment.
No matter where you get your used hair salon equipment from, do check the condition of the equipment before buying. This way you can get the right equipment for your hair salon.
You need to equip your hair salon with the latest high end equipment and provide the best services to your customers. However if you plan to buy these pieces of equipment, you should be ready to shell out a huge amount of money. In case you don’t want to or you can not afford to spend much money on buying the salon equipment, here is something to help you out. You can buy the used hair salon equipment.
You can find all sorts of used hair salon equipment like rollers, scissors, trimmers, razors, wash basins, dryers and other pieces of equipment. You can also find used hairsalon furniture like used salon chairs, used styling chairs and reception desks.
There are stores where you can go and buy the used equipment. The equipment is provided at very low prices. These salon equipment used by their previous owners are still in excellent condition. The stores can also refurbish the used hair salon furniture like chairs as well as shampoo stations and basins for you. Also many of the used equipment are still under warranty, which makes them even more credible.
These stores usually provide branded salon equipment. They offer equipment produced by all leading brands. These pieces of equipment are both reliable and efficient. Also they add to the reputation of your salon.
You can easily find the stores selling such equipment in yellow pages. You can also check out your local market as there are many of these stores around the country. There are various websites that provide a list of such stores.
In case you visit some stores and are not able to find the pieces of equipment that you are looking for, you can search for them online too. There are websites that specialize in selling used hair salon furniture and equipment. These websites have a huge range of equipment and furniture.
You can get some wonderful deals on the used equipment from these websites. There are some huge discounts offered at these websites. The best thing is that these websites send the equipment directly to your salon. Usually the shipping is done for a charge, however some of the websites provide you free shipping as well.
Here is an important thing that can help you to further save some money on the equipment. You should try visiting a store or website that sells these equipment on wholesale. There you can get these equipment on much lower prices. Such a store or website can even provide you with a financing and leasing option. They can even provide warranty on some of the expensive used salon equipment.
No matter where you get your used hair salon equipment from, do check the condition of the equipment before buying. This way you can get the right equipment for your hair salon.
Wall Mounted Shampoo Dispensers – An Easier Way to Use Shampoo
Ilse Hagen wrote:
Almost every one of us has probably had the annoying experience of coming across an almost empty bottle of shampoo in the shower. The situation is made more frustrating when we discover that we don’t have spare shampoo anywhere in the bathroom. In order to get the last drops of shampoo out, we resort to shaking the bottle upside down for an entire minute.
If you don’t want to go through such a dilemma again-especially in the mornings when you’re late for work-then you should consider getting wall mounted shampoo dispensers for your bathroom. Not only do they offer convenience but they can also beautify your bathroom.
Wall vs. counter
A shampoo dispenser is basically a type of container that has a nozzle and a pump. The nozzle is where the shampoo comes out, while the pump is used to extract the liquid inside. If you go to your nearest bath store, you will see two types of shampoo dispensers – the first one being the wall mounted shampoo dispensers, while the second one are the ones that you can simply place on your counter.
A dispenser that can be mounted on the wall is usually the better choice. When it comes to usage, it tends to be more convenient since the container is already upside down and you don’t have turn it anymore. Wall mounted shampoo dispensers also tend to stay in the same place. So if you have members in your family who tend to pick up things only to put them back in a different location, then the wall mounted dispenser is definitely for you.
See through the bottle
Whatever type of dispenser you choose to buy, it is generally advisable to go for a transparent container. Seeing through to the contents of the dispenser will alert you when the container needs refilling.
Almost every one of us has probably had the annoying experience of coming across an almost empty bottle of shampoo in the shower. The situation is made more frustrating when we discover that we don’t have spare shampoo anywhere in the bathroom. In order to get the last drops of shampoo out, we resort to shaking the bottle upside down for an entire minute.
If you don’t want to go through such a dilemma again-especially in the mornings when you’re late for work-then you should consider getting wall mounted shampoo dispensers for your bathroom. Not only do they offer convenience but they can also beautify your bathroom.
Wall vs. counter
A shampoo dispenser is basically a type of container that has a nozzle and a pump. The nozzle is where the shampoo comes out, while the pump is used to extract the liquid inside. If you go to your nearest bath store, you will see two types of shampoo dispensers – the first one being the wall mounted shampoo dispensers, while the second one are the ones that you can simply place on your counter.
A dispenser that can be mounted on the wall is usually the better choice. When it comes to usage, it tends to be more convenient since the container is already upside down and you don’t have turn it anymore. Wall mounted shampoo dispensers also tend to stay in the same place. So if you have members in your family who tend to pick up things only to put them back in a different location, then the wall mounted dispenser is definitely for you.
See through the bottle
Whatever type of dispenser you choose to buy, it is generally advisable to go for a transparent container. Seeing through to the contents of the dispenser will alert you when the container needs refilling.
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Hair Salons in Dallas
SalonDVideos wrote:
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What hair product should i use on curly hair?
John wrote:
Ok, I have slightly curly hair (it gets worse if i let it get long) so i keep it short. At the moment i use gel and i spike my hair up.I put it on in the morning and all the spikes look straight. But after like 2 hours into the day all the spikes go curly.
So is there a product that i can put on my hair that will keep my hair the way i style it in the morning?
Ok, I have slightly curly hair (it gets worse if i let it get long) so i keep it short. At the moment i use gel and i spike my hair up.I put it on in the morning and all the spikes look straight. But after like 2 hours into the day all the spikes go curly.
So is there a product that i can put on my hair that will keep my hair the way i style it in the morning?
haircare ?
max_sterling003 wrote:
Okay so Ive been getting my hair cornrowed for the last couple months and everytime I take it out it seems like a lot of hair comes out with it. I used to get it plated and it didnt seem like it was that much at the time. Anyway is this normal or is there something that Im supposed to do to make that not happen?
Okay so Ive been getting my hair cornrowed for the last couple months and everytime I take it out it seems like a lot of hair comes out with it. I used to get it plated and it didnt seem like it was that much at the time. Anyway is this normal or is there something that Im supposed to do to make that not happen?
What hair product should I use to help curl and hold my naturally pin straight hair?
Summer wrote:
Im planning on using a curling iron, but my hair does not curl very well or hold so I was wondering if anyone knows of a product to help. I have had my hair really curly before (and it stayed) but it was styled at a salon, so I don’t know what products to use. Thanks!
Im planning on using a curling iron, but my hair does not curl very well or hold so I was wondering if anyone knows of a product to help. I have had my hair really curly before (and it stayed) but it was styled at a salon, so I don’t know what products to use. Thanks!
What are some professional but cheap hair salons in Los Angeles?
Krys89 wrote:
I have really curly/thick/unmanageable hair that i’m trying to cut, let’s say, peter pan short. Does anyone know of any good hair salons in Los Angeles that have reasonable prices and are able to work with my kind of hair?
I have really curly/thick/unmanageable hair that i’m trying to cut, let’s say, peter pan short. Does anyone know of any good hair salons in Los Angeles that have reasonable prices and are able to work with my kind of hair?
What are some the names and addresses of hair salons that do Japanese straightening?
akkadlsajfkdsfg wrote:
I’ve been straightening my hair everyday for three years now, I’m so sick and tired of using a flat iron. Does anyone know any salons that do relaxing of curls and or Japanese straightening, or if you give me some info about the procedure. I have thin hair and I’m tired of killing it more with irons.
I’ve been straightening my hair everyday for three years now, I’m so sick and tired of using a flat iron. Does anyone know any salons that do relaxing of curls and or Japanese straightening, or if you give me some info about the procedure. I have thin hair and I’m tired of killing it more with irons.