Review on 🔥 2 oz Burn-Stop Powertools by Michelle Singleton

Works as advertised but increases the number of drops listed for 1 batch. I had to double it to notice the difference in burn! 1st Experiment: My mother-in-law has been a guinea pig since she started dying hair. We learned with her that it takes more drops than the box suggests lol. waiting for the hair color to be processed she was dissatisfied, she had to keep a thin hairpin on all the time because the burning and itching was too much, but luckily we also use a color accelerator (from this brand) which is a big game changer, so she only had to keep the color on half the time (20 minutes instead of 40-45). 2nd attempt: I doubled the amount of hair dye drops. And, my god, almost no itching. My head didn't burn/bug crawling - when you color your hair with salon quality products like Sally's Hair Color or Salon. unlike the Walgreen box paint set. You know what I'm talking about when I say burning/itching. This product is a must when coloring your hair. I can't believe I've been without it for so long! The only alternative solution I could find to relieve the itching and burning sensation of hair dye while you're waiting for the color to set in was to buy these tiny liquid sachets, which I found at Sally's beauty store and sold there for 1.25 or could get $1.50. Each piece is never sold and you will need about 5 sachets for your hair color each time you color. So in terms of cost, it adds up. This bottle is a lot more affordable because when I used it 4 times I spent what it cost to buy it and I still have plenty of drops left over for a few more uses so it's really saving me money. I recommend! Definitely will buy again. It is now in my hair dye stash and stash. This brand is professional and legal. I'm so happy I jumped at the chance to purchase this product (there were about 0 reviews when I bought it so I wasn't sure why I got it)