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Hair colour?

FlamingSox · 2012-05-10 18:59:52

Just wondering if anyone has any experience of using Alfaparf Colorwear hair colour? Was in a salon today (child hair trimmed) and the owner/stylist asks me about my own hair (due to be done tomorrow elsewhere). Anyway, she recommended the above hair colour. I've never heard of it as I've always used l'oreal diacolor. She…

10-05-2012 6:59pm

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FlamingSox

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Just wondering if anyone has any experience of using Alfaparf Colorwear hair colour?

Was in a salon today (child hair trimmed) and the owner/stylist asks me about my own hair (due to be done tomorrow elsewhere). Anyway, she recommended the above hair colour. I've never heard of it as I've always used l'oreal diacolor. She said it did not contain ppd's and had no ammonia also. Am interested to know if anyone has used it? Thanks

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#2 10-05-2012 9:08pm

MJOR

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Alfaparf although widely used is a cheaper quality product than Loreal. When dying if they take ammonia out they need something to substitute! Loreals version of this is Inoa which is not as good as diacolour or richesse

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