Like our members here, I continue to be a student of hair color. As many of you know, I
have developed sensitivity to color. So, I apply color to half of my "roots" on one day.
After three or four days, I apply color to the remainder of my roots. This has made any
discomfort I feel much less intense. Not a perfect solution.. but it helps! And, before
you ask, I have used every brand (including my own), every category.. let's just say that
the process has continued. Beginning late last April, I began investigating additional
color science. Please read the technology I'm sharing below:
A brand dermatologically tested for high skin tolerance and certified by the Department
of Chemistry, Biology, and Biotechnology by the University of Perugia
A color formula which is Earth-friendly, as it is 99% bio-degradable.
Contains a coconut-derived surfactant - gentle. eases pigment solubility and diffusion inside
the hair. A NATURAL, Expensive surfactant. Not artificially chemical!
Contains organic thermal spring water which nourishes the hair and protects the scalp
Contains NO: Cocamide, No DEA, No PPD, No Resorcinol, and No ADDED ALCOHOLS
Rich dye load which COVERS Gray -- even when in an acidic state.
Beginning in May, 2022, I began retouching my "roots" with this brand. No itching, No burning, No rash! 100 percent gray coverage, that resists fading, stays "true to tone" and
is shiny.
I almost NEVER.. in fact, I NEVER think colorists should rapidly "switch" from one brand to
another. I do believe that if you have clients who voice concerns about hair color or who
many be sensitive or complain about discomfort; or if you are interested in a demi liquid color that can be
intermixed to create a permanent color shade (lift and deposit).... Three ounces of color at
under $8.00 per piece. Let's talk. A brand called BEAUTY FUSION can create beautiful
new options for your hair color clients. Join me for class and receive your free sample along
with my step-by-step instruction. Email me any time for more information: bethminardi@gmail.com.
Hi Beth!!!!! How does it differ compared to O&M Cor color?
John:)