How long will the color?

Hair dyes vary from permanent ones (which are eliminated by cutting or another color) to those that can last a single night.

Permanent Colors: The colors remain permanent until the hair growth or until the dye next sequence, and can be used to lighten or darken for. The color can fade, and it is therefore necessary to retouch roots after 6-8 weeks, when you begin to see the natural color. The permanent and semi-permanent colors contain ingredients that "swell" each hair, making the hair look thicker.

Henna: This permanent dye is available in shades of red and makes it possible to intensify the color with more than one application. It's made ​​from the leaves and buds of the homonymous plant. Warning: can make orange bleached hair.

Tone on Tone Colors: They last longer than semi-permanent, as they penetrate deeper into the hair cuticle. The color withstands up to 20 washings.

Vegetable Colors or Semi-Permanent last up to 12 washes. Can be used to darken the hair or make warmer color, but not to lighten. They are a great way to groped new colors before a permanent change.

Temporary Colors: Known as color baths, usually last up to 4 shampoo. Are a good way to experiment with color and to give strength to your natural tone.

Hair Mascara: The hair mascara seem oversized and are perfect for reflections DIY or touch up of the roots and can also be used for a special effect before a party. Pass them on dry hair, and then make a shampoo. The tones range from natural ones, such as bronze, copper and blond, to more daring shades.