Need help with a colouring matter
Posted by The Big Ragoo on April 24, 2002 at 09:19:40: Previous Next
How would one make ones hair look the same colour as Pamela Anderson's. Her hair is naturally the same as mine (light brownish), yet when I use any hair dye purchased from the chemist's it looks not as blonde and gets less and less like it as time goes on. What should I do? I've tried leaving it in longer, buying the blondest dye there etc but nothing yet.
Re: Need help with a colouring matter
Posted by BRGallagher on April 25, 2002 at 08:11:55: Previous Next
In Reply to: Need help with a colouring matter posted by The Big Ragoo on April 24, 2002 at 09:19:40:
Could it be that she is not doing her own with "any hair dye purchased from a chemist"? Might be time for you to consult a professional colorist explaining to her/him exactly the results you're trying to achieve.
Re: Need help with a colouring matter
Posted by male stylist on May 08, 2002 at 13:13:31: Previous Next
In Reply to: Need help with a colouring matter posted by The Big Ragoo on April 24, 2002 at 09:19:40:
: How would one make ones hair look the same colour as Pamela Anderson's. Her hair is naturally the same as mine (light brownish), yet when I use any hair dye purchased from the chemist's it looks not as blonde and gets less and less like it as time goes on. What should I do? I've tried leaving it in longer, buying the blondest dye there etc but nothing yet.
Hey. you need to stop with the color. you are killing yur hair. The way that she gets the color is she goes to a professional who uses a bleach mixed with a 20 volume developer then has a toner added to take away the brassy color. If you havent already ruined your hair to the point were it is going to breack off I would see about getting some heavy dutyconditioning treatments. if a sallon is to expensive try a beauty school. They do a good job at a fraction of the cost