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How To...Do A Strand Test : |
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A strand test should give an indication of the final colour
and also check the brand's suitability for your hair type/porosity.
Please always follow strand test instructions on any product you buy. A rough guide to doing a strand test would be: |
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Snip a few hairs from the back or your head (or any other area where it won't be noticed). |
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Secure the hairs using tape. |
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Coat these hairs with the Special Effects or Manic Panic Dye (or alternatively dip the hair into the bottle of dye to cover it). |
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Follow the instructions on the hair dye packet as to length of time to leave dye on the hair and then rinse as normal. |
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If you normally shampoo / condition hair after dyeing it then you should to the same with this strand test to see more realistic results. |
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After this you should examine the strand fully to check for any damage / colour inconsistency etc. |
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If you are happy with the results then proceed with using your hair dye as normal. |
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NOTE - you should never use these vegetable based dyes on hair that has been conditioned as this can prevent the hair dye 'sticking' to the hair. |
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Additional Information: |
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For More Information on dyeing your hair - click here |
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Hints and Tips for Special Effects Hair Dyeing and Clean-Up - click here |
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To Buy Tints Bowls / Brushes etc - click here |
How To Do A Vegetable Dye Strand Test |