| Curl
or not to Curl? |
| Q.
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Can
I use a perm on hair that has been colored,
bleached or double processsed? |
| A.
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Roux has 10
formulas within the Great Feeling Perm and
Great Feeling Elite Perm collection that will
safely texturize or perm previously processed
hair. Before beginning any chemical service
on virgin or processed hair, a hair strand
test should be preformed and all product directions
should be thoroughly read before you begin.
Depending upon the results of the strand test,
a second chemical service can be performed
if the hair is in good condition and has not
been previously over processed. A great choice
for perming previously processed healthy hair
would be Great Feeling Acid Blonde formula.
There are several formulas to choose from
depending on the type of curl you desire.
Great Feeling has something wonderful for
everyone. |
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| Q. |
What
type of Great Feeling Perm would I use to
obtain a little extra body versus curly curls? |
| A. |
Roux Great
Feeling Controlled Body or Great Feeling Elite
Styling Volume give just the right amount
of body for improved volume for fine/limp
hair. |
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| Q. |
What
is the difference between an acid perm and
alkaline perm? |
| A. |
An alkaline
perm gives firm long lasting curls without
the use of a dryer for processing. An acid
perm imparts similar curls, cuticle penetration
is gradual and processing requires heat. Both
perms are safe to use but Acid is the preferred
choice for previously colored hair. The Roux
Great Feeling Perm Collection contains both
acid and alkaline perms to meet the needs
of all hair types. |
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| Healthy,
Healthy Hair |
| Q. |
Is
there anything that can be done to correct
the hair’s porosity to ensure predictable
color and perm results? |
| A. |
Use Roux Porosity
Control Conditioner and Porosity Control Shampoo.
They were specially formulated to equalize
hair's porosity and prevent color and perm
shock. |
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| Q. |
Is
there a product that can repair split ends?
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| A. |
Roux Mendex
Conditioner not only repairs split ends but
also acts as a shield to protect against damage
caused by excessive combing and brushing.
Roux Mendex Conditioner gives dull, lifeless
hair more body and shine and the benefits
are immediate. |
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| Q. |
Fermodyl
Ampoules is a well known treatment product
but the glass container is a little scary;
how do I apply the product easily? |
| A. |
Good news!
Fermodyl Ampoules is now packaged in a plastic
hermetically sealed ampoule. The new plastic
packaging makes the product safe to use. Seven
treatment formulas are available to correct
all hair problems. |
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| Do
Blondes really have more fun, or brunettes?
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| Q. |
Why
use temporary haircolor? |
| A. |
Permanent
tints change the natural color entirely as
well as the hair structure. Temporary color
offers you opportunity to change your mind;
try before making an irreversible decision. |
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| Q. |
How
do you apply Fanci-Full Rinse? |
| A. |
Simply apply
to towel dried hair, work it through with
fingers, comb it through evenly, then style. |
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| Q. |
What
is the difference between permanent, semi-permanent
and temporary haircolor? |
| A. |
Permanent
haircolor permanently changes the color of
the hair, semi-permanent haircolor washes
away after 7 to 10 shampoos and temporary
haircolor washes away after 1 shampoo. |
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| Q. |
Can
I highlight relaxed hair? |
| A. |
Relaxed hair
can be highlighted, however it is not recommended.
If you choose to highlight, you must wait
at least 48 hours after a relaxer service.
Assume your hairstyle is going to be short
due to breakage that may occur after multiple
processing. Protect the hair from chemical
shock with Porosity Control Shampoo and Conditioner.
To repair damage use Fermodyl hair treatments. |
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| Q. |
How
can I determine how much gray I really have? |
| A. |
Here is a
quick way to determine percentage of gray.
. . If your first impression is that your
hair looks gray then it is probably 50% gray
or more. |
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| Q. |
What
is the difference between peroxide and developer? |
| A. |
There is no
difference. Both products do the same job.
A 20 volume developer is also a 20 volume
peroxide. |
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