What is the difference between cheap and expensive HAIR COLOR ?

Question

It seems ingredients are the same?
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And anyway is hair color dangerous for health?

It seems that cheap brand colors are not as nice as expensive ones, but I already checked, and the chemical are the same, and the same percent.
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Is there any NATURAL hair color? Made with herbs or roots?

Answer 1

The expensive is more caring for your hair and could stay longer than the cheaper version. But if you moisturize your hair will be able to handle the coloring, I color my hair almost every 3 months and I don't have any problems just moisturize. And no it's not dangerous for your health but always make sure you're not allergic to the product (it says how to test that on the box).
The only thing is that apparently you shouldn't color your hair when you're pregnant, that's it.

Answer 2

Just because the ingredients are the same doesn't mean they are of the same quality and or quantity. We're talking chemicals... think of it like a recipe- my apple pie might have the same ingredients as another person's apple pie- but the difference lies in how much of one ingredient is in it and maybe my apples were of better quality. See?

even shampoo is like that... shampoos might contain the same ingredients, but would you buy something like rain when you could buy something like biolage?

There has been some recent talk about hair dye linking to certain blood cancers.... but I somehow seriously doubt that.

the only known dangers about dying your hair is that you might not know what you are doing and make it crazy unmanagible (like orange colored hair if you're using a bleach or peroxide based...) and frequent dying which can burn the hair and cause it to fall out. This burning of the hair is why it is very very very very important to condition condition condition! You want to have healthy hair with rich color when you dye it- and you can dye it and keep it healthy if you know what you are doing. Overprocessed hair is ugly.

if you already have chemically treated hair, I would suggest seeing a colorist to have it done- hair that has previously been chemical treated can come out funky looking- I had a perm... 3 months or more later had my hair colored, and I needed to have some toners and nuetralizers put on my ends because the chemical treated hair took far more color than my new hair which had been growing since the perm.

Virgin hair can be very resistant to the first coloring.

Remember, hair dye is permenant... if you're looking for just a temporary change or subtle changes try semi permenant dyes and or color glazes... those are nice too.

Answer 3

I find that cheap hair dye doesn't last as long, drys out my hair and can sometimes come out uneven if not done properly. I've dyed me hair professionally for a few months now and I defiantly recommend that if you can afford it. You will notice a difference and so will people.

Answer 4

ALL THE SAME i AM IN THIS INDUSTRY.
The color will last longer if you not shampoo oftenly .
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Answer 5

lol the drug store or walmart home done colur =cheap
Hair salon -colour tech -"done right the first time"= expensive :)

Answer 6

the price