How to prepare for a hair coloring session

How to prepare for a hair coloring session?

Make sure you have your hair washed, combed out to the roots, and lightly brushed to remove any dirt or oil, and then apply your color using a colored hair dye.

How long will a hair coloring session take? A hair color session is usually a one-hour appointment. Your hair is washed, combed out, and you use your hair dye at your appointed time.

 

purple  hair coloring session

What do I do after the hair coloring session? Use your shampoo and conditioner, and leave your hair as it is for a good day, or you can apply your hair dye to your hair before it's dry and you have to wait a few days for it to dry.

I've heard that some people say a hot oil can damage hair. Does this work? Some people have heard that oil is very harmful to hair, and this is probably one of the reasons oil is not used anymore for hair coloring. However, it is not true for the coloring process. The hair will not look damaged as long as you keep your hair dry and use good conditioner.

 

blonde hair coloring session

I've heard that hot oil coloring can damage hair. Is this true? This is probably true. The hair will be damaged if it is left unshaved. Shaving can do a lot to your hair. This is why oil coloring and hot oil coloring are not used in the same procedure.

I'll be using hot oil coloring. Do I have to use my hair shampoo? Not at all. You can use your shampoo as you would your conditioner, and this will help keep hair clean and healthy.

What kind of color are you going to use? You can use any color you want. You can mix different kinds of dye, or use one color on each color. You can also use the colors you've seen in pictures of a hair color booth.

I haven't used my hair coloring before. Should I do a trial color? A trial color is not necessary. You can use all the colors you want before you make the final decision. Your hair will probably look better after the trial color. It is very common for people who have not done hair coloring before to leave off a color.

What about the "fog?" Some people say there is a little fog around the hair when you're using the hot oil coloring process. This may affect your results. If a bit of fog comes up, it will go away after using the color.