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Shoe Shining hair– how??
brenf...@hotmail.com (Brendan)
6/27/2003 5:52:17 PM
Hi all.
I recently had my hair treated through some process called
shoe–shining where they basically dusted the top of my hair with what
I'm guessing is some type of bleach then put me under the hair warmer
machine in a salon.
I'm wondering if anyone knows how to do this at home? I have bleached
my hair in the past but never just the tips like this. I have only
done a full head bleaching..
Any pointers or links appreciated.
Thanks!
Olav
I recently had my hair treated through some process called
shoe–shining where they basically dusted the top of my hair with what
I'm guessing is some type of bleach then put me under the hair warmer
machine in a salon.
I'm wondering if anyone knows how to do this at home? I have bleached
my hair in the past but never just the tips like this. I have only
done a full head bleaching..
Any pointers or links appreciated.
Thanks!
Olav
Richard Hunter <returntosen...@ddressunknown>
6/27/2003 10:41:04 PM
On 27 Jun 2003 17:52:17 –0700, brenf...@hotmail.com (Brendan) frothed
violently at the mouth and spat the words:
school.
first, you have to make your hair stand on end. so either gel it real
good, or use a lot of hairspray. but all you want to bleach is the
ends.
after you get your hair to stand up straight, mix up some bleach (i
prefer Shades EQ Lightening Crystals or Colorgraphics, but you may
like something else), and paint it onto a piece of foil. then take
the foil and, bleach side down, "rub" it on the ends of your hair,
like you're shining a shoe. put a plastic cap over your head when you
get the desired amount of bleach on the hair, and sit under a dryer
for at least 15 minutes.
this process can also be done with colour, but you'd want to sit under
the dryer for more like 20 minutes.
david
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violently at the mouth and spat the words:
Hi all.
I recently had my hair treated through some process called
shoe–shining where they basically dusted the top of my hair with what
I'm guessing is some type of bleach then put me under the hair warmer
machine in a salon.
I'm wondering if anyone knows how to do this at home? I have bleached
my hair in the past but never just the tips like this. I have only
done a full head bleaching..
Any pointers or links appreciated.
yeah, it's really easy. i learned how to do it while i was still in I recently had my hair treated through some process called
shoe–shining where they basically dusted the top of my hair with what
I'm guessing is some type of bleach then put me under the hair warmer
machine in a salon.
I'm wondering if anyone knows how to do this at home? I have bleached
my hair in the past but never just the tips like this. I have only
done a full head bleaching..
Any pointers or links appreciated.
school.
first, you have to make your hair stand on end. so either gel it real
good, or use a lot of hairspray. but all you want to bleach is the
ends.
after you get your hair to stand up straight, mix up some bleach (i
prefer Shades EQ Lightening Crystals or Colorgraphics, but you may
like something else), and paint it onto a piece of foil. then take
the foil and, bleach side down, "rub" it on the ends of your hair,
like you're shining a shoe. put a plastic cap over your head when you
get the desired amount of bleach on the hair, and sit under a dryer
for at least 15 minutes.
this process can also be done with colour, but you'd want to sit under
the dryer for more like 20 minutes.
david
––
http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/derbarbier/
(ebay sales)
http://shops.half.com/derbarbier
stickneedlesinme at mindspring dot com
brenf...@hotmail.com (Brendan)
6/28/2003 9:26:24 PM
Thanks Richard, David for your quick response.
My question is– does the gel/hairspray effect the bleach in any way?
Does it just make the bleach take longer? Do you recommend spray or
gel? Spray seems to dry thinner I would think and leave more contact
with the bleach.
Also I don't have a dryer at my house. Well I have a hair dryer but
not a cap and sitting under dryer machine! Do i need this step or just
wait longer with a cap on and no heat?
Thanks again for the help!
Olav
Richard Hunter <returntosen...@ddressunknown> wrote in message news:<9c3qfv4hv0iviah564jps2fmg0a2f67...@4ax.com>...
My question is– does the gel/hairspray effect the bleach in any way?
Does it just make the bleach take longer? Do you recommend spray or
gel? Spray seems to dry thinner I would think and leave more contact
with the bleach.
Also I don't have a dryer at my house. Well I have a hair dryer but
not a cap and sitting under dryer machine! Do i need this step or just
wait longer with a cap on and no heat?
Thanks again for the help!
Olav
Richard Hunter <returntosen...@ddressunknown> wrote in message news:<9c3qfv4hv0iviah564jps2fmg0a2f67...@4ax.com>...
On 27 Jun 2003 17:52:17 –0700, brenf...@hotmail.com (Brendan) frothed
violently at the mouth and spat the words:
yeah, it's really easy. i learned how to do it while i was still in
school.
first, you have to make your hair stand on end. so either gel it real
good, or use a lot of hairspray. but all you want to bleach is the
ends.
after you get your hair to stand up straight, mix up some bleach (i
prefer Shades EQ Lightening Crystals or Colorgraphics, but you may
like something else), and paint it onto a piece of foil. then take
the foil and, bleach side down, "rub" it on the ends of your hair,
like you're shining a shoe. put a plastic cap over your head when you
get the desired amount of bleach on the hair, and sit under a dryer
for at least 15 minutes.
this process can also be done with colour, but you'd want to sit under
the dryer for more like 20 minutes.
david
violently at the mouth and spat the words:
yeah, it's really easy. i learned how to do it while i was still in
school.
first, you have to make your hair stand on end. so either gel it real
good, or use a lot of hairspray. but all you want to bleach is the
ends.
after you get your hair to stand up straight, mix up some bleach (i
prefer Shades EQ Lightening Crystals or Colorgraphics, but you may
like something else), and paint it onto a piece of foil. then take
the foil and, bleach side down, "rub" it on the ends of your hair,
like you're shining a shoe. put a plastic cap over your head when you
get the desired amount of bleach on the hair, and sit under a dryer
for at least 15 minutes.
this process can also be done with colour, but you'd want to sit under
the dryer for more like 20 minutes.
david