Review on LOreal Professional Inoa Colour Lightbrown by Ivana Trnkov ᠌

I've been coloring my hair for more than 4 years, but I switched since I couldn't bear the scents throughout my pregnancy. The master suggested inoa, and, lo and behold, I was able to tolerate the coloring! The outcome thrilled me in two ways: the hair was vibrant, supple, and shining. An noticeable benefit was a very calm renewal of the roots; yes, gray hair does arise (which is the cause of staining), but the point at which reddish hair transitions to normal hair is nearly undetectable. The paint's drawbacks may be broken down into two categories: the first is something you'll probably notice at home; other than the sulfate-free shampoo provided by the paint manufacturer, all other shampoos cause the paint to come off once or twice. Homemade oil masks are likewise useless because the paint will wash right off of them. Only sometimes and in pink Loreal jars, home care ((((Even with these tactics, the average staining interval is 4 weeks for roots and 6 weeks for the entire length. The second element - the paint has application and rinsing characteristics, and not every painter is aware of them (even if he acts very confidently), so for a reasonably reasonable price, you can't obtain a result, but peeling on the head is likely. After three years of similar "swings"))))), YouTube became the escape route and the shift to self-coloring.