as long as they don't cause hairfall

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Hair oil as a pre-wash treatment and apply silicon serums (post wash) while gently blow drying.

I am guessing that you just bought this and not anything to mix it with? It’s the pigment and you mix it with developer.

How did it turn out?

I had good experience with Kristin ess gloss BUT only with brunette I haven’t tried with my blonde.

What number is on the box?

You can go to the salon in between visits & just get toner…or purple or silver shampoo at home

I really like the Pureology gloss and JVN gloss!

Love love love Kerastase’s Rose Absolute line including the oil.

Not available at Sephora but the L'oreal Glycolic Gloss. The hype is real with that product!

Not sure if sephora has it but Kristin Ess is unbeatable! JVN is also nice!

Kerastase glaze drops oil

You can get your hair glossed? I never even knew this was a thing…. I would love to have that. My hair looks so dull

From someone who is looking to have a gloss done (or do it myself) can you ELI5 why this isn't what you wanted? Its looks shiny and nice, right?

IME it will not fade to what it was before though it should fade more in time. Sorry this happened but it does look nice to me.

I’m confused. What don’t you like about it? It looks shiny and gorgeous

Many glosses are demi permanent and aren’t suppose to last as long as something permanent would, so around 6-8 weeks. I’d try a detoxifying shampoo but if you’ve done endless clarifying shampoos I’d let the hair rest as it can be damaging on the hair.

Honestly, the easiest way I’ve combated this is to just wear my hair up, and bring a small boar brush with me to flatten the small frizzy hairs that pop up.

Carry a small/ foldable portable brush in your purse to touch up halfway through the day?

Clear mascara for baby hairs, learned this from pony ��

Maybe some sort of gel or hair spray throughout?

I’m still struggling with this but what has helped me:

• getting regular trims (I get them every 6-8 weeks, any longer and my hair looks like it hasn’t been combed in a century) • always have a brush with you (I have a tangle teezer that’s always in my bag) • some sort of hair oil. I currently use the OUIA Rose Hair & Body oil. I apply it in the morning and sometime again in the afternoon.

Blow dry first,then tongs for the curls.Serum then some spray.A ring light or two and someone who can click a good photo on the iPhone.Also,you are told how to pose and they will also adjust your hair for that perfect picture

It's heat styling. If you ever get a haircut and they style it afterwards, you know how good your hair looks until the next wash. You can get something similar at home, but it's not worth it to do it constantly.

recently got a haircut and the guy applied sm serum to make my hair shiny😃 my hair was so greasy and i took a shower the moment i reached home

They don’t use anything fancy. They just know how to style it well and the lighting makes all the difference.

There are some shine sprays for hair. Plus the heat style it without unnecessary creases which reflect light and creates an illusion of healthier hair.