I've been getting my hair professionally colored for a couple of years now. However, since my hair grows very quickly - the costs to keep my hair the color the way I like it is... A LOT. Also, I am hoping to save money towards some traveling in the future therefore I would like to try a DIY version of coloring at home.
I've talked to my hairdresser and he was nice enough to give me the 'formula' to the color I usually get done.
Formula - L'oreal (COL) Maj 4.35 6+9% (ROOTS) 6% (END)
All I understand from this formula is that the hair color is 4.35 which I have already found. I know that in this formula I have to mix the hair color with peroxide.
However I do not understand what 6+9% (ROOTS) and 6% (END) means. I don't know how much I am suppose to mix the color together.
Please, can someone explain this to me? Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you for taking your time to read this.
Posted : July 26, 2014 2:20 am
This means that he mixes the colour with 9% peroxide for your roots and with 6% peroxide for your lengths. You will be able to find the mixing ratios for dye:peroxide in the instructions inside the dye.
Posted : July 26, 2014 6:51 am
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