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Author Topic: Cutting a fringe and colouring roots during Coronavirus. Advice from a Stylist.  (Read 3035 times)

Chihuahuachick

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Use Colour Wow (powder root cover) to disguise the roots you can see, hairline and parting.

Using box dyes that contain metalic salts may affect your next hair salon colouring service.

Fringe trimming comb the hair down from the middle of your head and place inbetween your fingers. Rest your fingers on the bridge of your nose and cut below your fingers. Cut longer fringes if you like but follow the same process. Keep the hair flat to the face when cutting.

The above method will ensure you pull the sides of the fringe into the middle of your cutting area and the sides of the fringe will not get too short.

Condition your hair weekly, put conditioner onto damp hair and leave for 10 mins to start with and build up to half an hour gradually if no itching or adverse reactions from your scalp occur.

This will condition your hair whilst you wait to get it cut and it will stay healthy.

« Last Edit: April 01, 2020, 05:33:27 PM by Chihuahuachick »
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CLKD

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 :thankyou:  ' photos ?
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Chihuahuachick

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No photos sorry. But the colour wow is brilliant.

Even the blonde on dark roots works so well and it is great for using in between root applications.

I use colour wow and it never comes off on bedding and I rarely 're apply it in the morning.

I've had a colour wow root cover and it's lasted 5 years! It's like an eyeshadow powder with a brilliant double ended brush. It's never gone off or lost its colour. They are ?30 but well worth it.

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jaypo

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Hey chi 👋 my poodle and I now have the same haircut,same colour of hair too  ;D but it's her catching up with me,poor little thing now has me as a hairdresser  ;D
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CLKD

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Did anyone see the poodle that had been trimmed and then the fur outline laid on the floor in the shape of a poodle   ........... on one of the BBC News Channels last night . 
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CLKD

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Well - lockdown for another 3 weeks then, what will we all LOOK like  ;D

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jaypo

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As my mother used to say........a coo lookin through a hedge  ;D
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CLKD

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What type of coo though  ;D. I baggie being the Highlander in cream  :-*
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jaypo

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Yep,she meant a highland one,charming  :o
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jillydoll

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I havnt styled my hair for weeks. Just washed every night, and left.
it's curly, so looks ok really, ......if you like scruffy bed hair! 😉
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jaypo

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Still gorgeous I bet,mine is no different,colour it myself and it's long,so simple😊
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jillydoll

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I loved your colour Jay, in that photo with step son. Remember?

I'm sure I'm going greyer by the day! 👵🏼
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CLKD

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Would you dare use gravy browning  ;D
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Sparrow

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It has crossed my mind to get my son to shave mine off to a no. 1 or 2.  Don't think I'm brave enough though and heaven knows what husband would say.  ;D
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CLKD

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Do it for Charity/local food bank?

It might itch whilst growing back ......
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