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Hair dye
So so sorry about having to post this question here. It is not FT related but might be Japan related. ;)
Was window shopping just now and came across a huge range of hair dye. I think most of the hair dyes that's on sale here are the same as what we have in the UK. A peroxide tube to be mixed with the colourant just before use. I believe one-two of the ranges are also plant based? Anyway, I saw something called a touch-up. Just a single tube, with a comb? Would something like this product be for a single use or multi-use? Is it semi-permanent or permanent? The reason why I'm asking is because I noticed five!!! strands of grey this morning. Very very unhappy now. I've pulled them all out but I need some sort of 'ad-hoc apply to single grey strands or grey roots' kind of product for future use. I could either colour my whole head or pull out each single grey strand. But I don't really have time to colour the whole head every time one little grey appears. If I keep pulling out each little strand, I might end up hairless in a couple of years. :( Any advice on the Japanese products would be most helpful. I think Japanese toiletries are wonderful and thought I might be able to get something whilst I'm here now. |
Look at it this way, even if your hair loses color, you add another dimension to your looks. :) Shows how good you look in the winter. :D
Powdery white hair looks cool and fluffy, if you ask me -- I should know -- my aunt has white hair now on the sides of her head. :P Sanosuke! |
The same product exists in the States. It's meant as a touch-up between full-scale dye sessions, but it is permanent.
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The flesh-tone works nicely for me.
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Beware as the colours are not always formulated to work with non-J hair types......I know from experience:D.......
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