Coloring Your Hair
Spring is here and summer is approaching real soon! Most of us feel good after getting our hair done at the local beauty shop. Don’t you agree? How many of us long for a change for the summer? Coloring your hair is a great pick me up after a long drab winter. Coloring your hair can be exciting and also scary at the same time. Here are some tips if you are thinking about coloring your hair…………
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Coloring Your Hair Do’s and Dont’s
If you are brave enough to color at home, please be careful! Remember ………. change can be fun!
Just mix an even ratio of Socolor and Socolor developer and you are on your way to wonderfully colored hair. Radiant color. Rich shine. Consistently stunning results. Confidence comes naturally with SoColor! Socolor is America’s leading tube creme permanent haircolor. With SoColor, there’s no guessing; just exceptional color results. And with 81 shades, you can create every color imaginable from natural to vibrant…from subtle highlights to dramatic effects.
Save money; Do it at home!! You may mix and match for your own customized shade!! Delivers color clarity and exceptional grey coverage with advanced dyes.
Offers salon economy – one 3 oz. tube contains two average retouch applications.
Maximizes shine and silkiness with the rich Alpha Honey Complex.
SoColor Tonal Series
COOLS Beautiful cool colors that tone unwanted warmth.
WARMS Rich beige to golden tones deliver beautiful color results.
REDS Vibrant and longwearing reds from subtle to intense.
GREY’S NATURALS 100% grey coverage straight out of the tube.
ULTRA LIGHT BLONDES Light, cool, pastel blondes created in a single step.
HI-TONES SERIES Dramatic lift and toning for dark bases, all in one step.
February 25th, 2007 at 5:21 pm
how do you get the matrix socolor 6rr, and 7rr to stay
February 25th, 2007 at 5:42 pm
Please see our post at:
http://www.stuff4beauty.com/Beauty-Blog/?p=74
Thanks!
Stuff4beauty
February 27th, 2007 at 6:24 pm
need to find paul mitchell hair color. need to buy some.
September 17th, 2007 at 7:35 am
My hairdresser gave me the formula to color my own hair which is matrix socol #10N, I cannot seem to find this color anywhere on the internet. Does this exist or is this a mix of two colors ??
November 25th, 2007 at 10:41 pm
In socolor, “10N” is actually just called “10″.
That might be throwing you off. I’m a hairstylist, and i also refer to it as 10N when i talk, but its written as simply 10 in the socolor line. hope this helps : )
February 8th, 2008 at 7:47 pm
Please help
I have darkbrown to black hair and I would like to know what Socolr I can use to lighten to brown WITHOUT warmth and 20 % grey
Thank You
Jordan
March 18th, 2009 at 12:32 pm
Does Wella have a color in a tube (paste0 that is RGD? I use to use 6RG but I think the last the the salon used was RGD…my colored hair is more of a darker copper. What will the 6RG change it to? Norma
March 30th, 2009 at 11:50 am
DO YOU ALWAY MIX GRAY SOCOLOR’S WITH 20 VOL?
March 31st, 2009 at 9:42 am
my hair dresser used shades for the first time on me…It is absolutly beautiful!! I would like to try this at home is this possible and what more do i use aside from the color (5cb).
June 16th, 2009 at 1:47 pm
I ve colored my hair alot in the past 6 months trying to get rid of a copper color that a salon person put in my hair. Now it is a dark blonde. I want to go back to my natural color which is a light ash brown. what color should i use in the so color? i have gray on one little spot in my part in front. what should i do? its to expensive at a salon and they always get it a very very dark brown that looks awful. help
June 17th, 2009 at 8:45 am
Hi, just a suggestion, you can use 8A Medium Ash Blonde. You say you color your hair alot so it is going to take a little more time to get the color that you want under all the pigments.
July 6th, 2009 at 3:05 pm
Hi. just wondering, i colour my hair at home and use 4rv in the socolour which is quiet dark i would like to change to a more reddish brighter colour any suggestions??