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Q. I want to start coloring my
hair. It’s beginning to gray now. But I’m afraid if I don’t like it,
I’ll be stuck with that awful line of “growing out color”.
Isn’t there any color that doesn’t leave a line if I don’t like it?
A. Actually, there are color
products on the market that don’t color hair “permanently”. These are
referred to as “demi-color” or “deposit only color”. They work by
“laying on the outside of the hair” shaft. They don’t actually become
part of the hair itself. They last about 8-12 shampoos, depending on
the porosity of your hair, the heat of the wash water and the strength of
your shampoo. These are wonderful colors for “first timers”, or for those
wanting to stop coloring their hair and allow it to grow out. Ask your
stylist to explain these further to you. I’m sure they’ll be able to
assist you in making the right decision for your hair.
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