Thread started 08/26/21 10:05amcoldcoffeeandc ocacola |
Semi perm red dye for hair, no peroxide Does anyone know of a brand? |
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Reply #1 posted 08/26/21 1:21pm
kpowers
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Maybe these
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Reply #2 posted 08/26/21 3:24pm
coldcoffeeandc ocacola |
kpowers said: Maybe these
[Edited 8/26/21 13:23pm] you are the ultimate detective! You help me so much you're the human google I swear! Going to take a look at these ingredients!! "thanks as always x |
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Reply #3 posted 08/26/21 3:42pm
EmmaMcG |
I always use L'Oreal Casting Creme Gloss. My natural hair colour is a very light shade of "strawberry blonde". Much more blonde than red. But when I can be bothered to do it, I dye it all blonde. Get that last bit of ginger out. Mind you, I haven't dyed my hair since the first lockdown because I just couldn't be bothered. But yeah, you can't go wrong with L'Oreal Casting Creme Gloss. They have many different colours. Pretty cheap too in comparison to some of the others you can get. |
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Reply #4 posted 08/26/21 5:25pm
kpowers
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EmmaMcG said:
I always use L'Oreal Casting Creme Gloss. My natural hair colour is a very light shade of "strawberry blonde". Much more blonde than red. But when I can be bothered to do it, I dye it all blonde. Get that last bit of ginger out. Mind you, I haven't dyed my hair since the first lockdown because I just couldn't be bothered. But yeah, you can't go wrong with L'Oreal Casting Creme Gloss. They have many different colours. Pretty cheap too in comparison to some of the others you can get.
I'm guessing there is a lot of Red heads in Ireland |
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Reply #5 posted 08/27/21 1:02am
EmmaMcG |
kpowers said:
EmmaMcG said: I always use L'Oreal Casting Creme Gloss. My natural hair colour is a very light shade of "strawberry blonde". Much more blonde than red. But when I can be bothered to do it, I dye it all blonde. Get that last bit of ginger out. Mind you, I haven't dyed my hair since the first lockdown because I just couldn't be bothered. But yeah, you can't go wrong with L'Oreal Casting Creme Gloss. They have many different colours. Pretty cheap too in comparison to some of the others you can get.
I'm guessing there is a lot of Red heads in Ireland Not really. I know that's the stereotype but red heads are very much a minority. |
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Reply #6 posted 08/27/21 1:32pm
coldcoffeeandc ocacola |
Thanks both! I don't ever dye my hair but the girl over the road went perm red the other week and I want to try it now but didn't know where to start! |
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Reply #7 posted 08/27/21 11:37pm
kpowers
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EmmaMcG said:
kpowers said:
I'm guessing there is a lot of Red heads in Ireland
Not really. I know that's the stereotype but red heads are very much a minority.
You mean Conan O'Brien has been lying to me for all these years |
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Reply #8 posted 08/28/21 12:12am
EmmaMcG |
kpowers said:
EmmaMcG said: kpowers said:
I'm guessing there is a lot of Red heads in Ireland
Not really. I know that's the stereotype but red heads are very much a minority.
You mean Conan O'Brien has been lying to me for all these years He's not Irish |
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Reply #9 posted 08/28/21 12:20am
kpowers
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EmmaMcG said:
kpowers said:
You mean Conan O'Brien has been lying to me for all these years
He's not Irish
Mr. O'Brien isn't |
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Reply #10 posted 08/28/21 5:42am
EmmaMcG |
kpowers said:
EmmaMcG said: kpowers said:
You mean Conan O'Brien has been lying to me for all these years
He's not Irish
Mr. O'Brien isn't Nope. He's American. Born in Massachusetts, I believe. Unfortunately, like a lot of Americans with vaguely Irish surnames, he seems to believe that Irish is a race. It's not. It's a nationality. Assigned to those who were born in Ireland. |
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Reply #11 posted 08/28/21 8:58am
kpowers
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EmmaMcG said:
kpowers said:
Mr. O'Brien isn't
Nope. He's American. Born in Massachusetts, I believe. Unfortunately, like a lot of Americans with vaguely Irish surnames, he seems to believe that Irish is a race. It's not. It's a nationality. Assigned to those who were born in Ireland.
So he's European? |
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Reply #12 posted 08/28/21 9:27am
EmmaMcG |
kpowers said:
EmmaMcG said: kpowers said:
Mr. O'Brien isn't
Nope. He's American. Born in Massachusetts, I believe. Unfortunately, like a lot of Americans with vaguely Irish surnames, he seems to believe that Irish is a race. It's not. It's a nationality. Assigned to those who were born in Ireland.
So he's European? |
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Reply #13 posted 08/28/21 9:48am
kpowers
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EmmaMcG said:
kpowers said:
So he's European?
All I know is Mr. O'Brien lied to me..........and i don't take that lightly
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Reply #14 posted 08/28/21 11:20am
EmmaMcG |
kpowers said:
EmmaMcG said: kpowers said:
So he's European?
All I know is Mr. O'Brien lied to me.....and i don't take that lightly I'd say you could take him. He may be tall but he looks a bit frail. |
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