Finding The Right Hair Color For You: Guide, Ideas, Application and Dyeing

The majority of women are not satisfied with their original hair color. And that’s totally OK because sometimes your new color is 100% better than the original one. Sometimes we need to jump out of the window to see if it’s fine. In case you don’t have any hair color ideas, you can always get fresh ones here. We collect the latest color trends for you to keep pace with fashion this season.

New trends provide us with versatility so that every woman’s dream could come true. All possible shades of natural colors, rainbow colors, ombre hair color are still lit and they will be in during the upcoming year.Furthermore, all women have some innate trait that makes them seek changes. And changing your hair look is an inseparable part of it.
In general, hair color can be defined as either a warm shade that glows with sun-kissed hues or a cooler shade that has subtly sophisticated coloring. Your best hair color will depend on whether you have warm or cool skin tones and eye colors.

Temporary Hair Color:

These products are truly temporary, and are usually sold as color rinses. They're used most often to cover or mask gray hair, or to add a subtle (or even a bold) tone to your natural color. Temporary color sits on the outside of the cuticle and adds color to the surface of the hair. Temporary hair color won't take you from a darker shade to a lighter shade, but it can add some depth and richness to lighter hair. Temporary colors rarely last beyond your next shampoo. Whether you're dying your hair at home or going to the salon, this type of hair color is much easier and faster to apply.
Temporary hair color can be found in a variety of products: rinses which add color to the hair and are styled dry, color mousses which add subtle color tones, Hair mascara for dramatic effects, spray on colors for controlled application, and even color-tinted shampoos and conditioners to add depth and longevityto colored hair.

Semi-Permanent and Demi-Permanent Hair Color:
 

Semi-permanent and demi-permanent hair colors are similar in the way they work, but slightly different in their formulation. Semi-permanent color is designed to deposit color onto the hair only and has no lightening effect. The formula includes an activator that develops the color and helps to raise the cuticle of the hair shaft so that the color can be deposited there. Semi- permanent color doesn't penetrate into the cortex of the hair, but it will usually last from six to eight weeks, gradually washing out with each shampoo.

Demi-permanent color is also a deposit-only color with no lightening effect. The difference between the Semi- and Demi-permanent colors is that with demi-permanent color the color molecules are smaller and therefore penetrate into the cortex of the hair, as well as being deposited on and in the cuticle.

Permanent Color:

Finding The Right Hair Color

Permanent colors are designed to penetrate the hair shaft and deposit their color directly into the cortex of the hair. The formula contains a developer to raise the cuticle and allow the color molecules to penetrate into the cortex, and also contain aniline derivatives which combine with hydrogen peroxide to produce larger tint molecules which are then trapped inside the cortex. By virtue of their formulation, permanent hair colors are able to deposit color, but can also be used to lighten the color of the hair, depending upon the strength of the hydrogen peroxide used as a developer. If the desired result is simply the addition of color with no lightening in level, then your colorist will typically use a 10-volume peroxide developer.