Review on Loreal INOA Permanent Haircolor 1 7 by Daniela Kratochvillo ᠌

I've been coloring my hair for almost four years; I switched brands while pregnant because I couldn't handle the scent; the master recommended inoa; and, lo and behold, I survived the coloring! And I was doubly impressed with the end result: my hair was vibrant, silky, and shining. Yes, gray hair appears (the reason for staining), but the very point where the crimson hair ends and the usual hair begins is nearly unnoticeable, so that's a bonus. The first drawback will be apparent at home: the paint is easily removed by washing, and it can only be used with the sulfate-free shampoo sold by the manufacturer. Homemade oil masks won't work either since the paint will come off with the oil. Only pink Loreal jars and few visits to the house for care ((((Despite these measures, the typical interval between stains is still 4 weeks (roots) and 6 weeks (full length). Second, you can't achieve a result for a reasonable price, but peeling on the head is feasible, because paint has aspects of application and washing, and not every master around knows them (even if he behaves very confidently). After three years of such "swings," here is where YouTube came in as an escape and a transition to self-coloring.