Everything You Need to Know about Semi-Permanent Hair Colour on Ethnic Hair:
Semi-Permanent Hair Colour on Ethnic Hair
By Martha Chauke
Natural hair generally looks full of life and healthy however this is not always true. Natural ethnic hair needs to be well taken care of especially in winter. You need to wash, condition and moisturise it regularly to keep it soft and promote healthy hair growth. Colouring ethnic hair can cause hair damage. Whether you are considering a permanent or semi-permanent colour change. Let’s face it, cold months can be so dull and boring that the only thing you can do with your hair is braid it. But what safe colouring options can you try to add a bit of vibrant colour to your world? The answer is simple: semi-permanent hair colouring.
Semi-permanent hair colour allows you to enjoy all the benefits of permanent hair colouring with less damage. Plus, you are not stuck with the same hair colour forever. You have the freedom to change your hair colour as often as your mood. Allowing you to align your hair game with your fashionable wardrobe. Now that sounds like adding more fun and swag into winter.
Unlike permanent hair colour, semi-permanent hair colour does not penetrate the hair shaft deeply, making it easy for you to wash out the colour over a couple of weeks. This also means you risk losing less protein a vital building block of hair, leading to less hair breakage and weakening. Semi-permanent hair colour helps with darkening hair and 50% grey hair coverage.
Temporary colour rinses are no doubt the safest for you to rock this winter. They coat hair on the outside and will wash out in 10 to 15 washes. Making it even easier for you to go dark rather than light. It’s important to note that only permanent hair colouring will allow you to go a lighter shade due to chemicals such as ammonia and peroxide found in these dyes.
If you have naturally thin hair, you’ll benefit from semi-permanent hair colouring because it makes hair appear to be thicker. But, it also makes your hair dry because it behaves like a protein-based product. As you know, too much of even a good thing is bad for you. The same applies for protein. Too much protein makes hair dry and brittle.
Invest in a salon quality sulphate-free shampoo and moisturising conditioner. You need to also moisturise your hair daily. If you are still clueless on which brand to choose, try the Crazy Color Semi-Permanent Hair Colour range which comes in 27 shades they have colours like Aubergine, Capri Blue, Crazy Burgundy, Vermillion Red, Natural Black and more. Visit Hairhouse Warehouse for more semi-permanent hair colour options.
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