To apply the hair color you have to follow certain steps:
1. Choose the correct color
First, have a basic understanding of the natural hair color that you are gifted with. Then, check out L’Oreal’s color charts to choose your preferred shade of color. Make sure to choose a shade that complements your natural hair color.
You must bear in mind that Majirel can lighten your hair color to two or three tones of your natural color and can darken it more than three tones. To clarify, though you may need to bleach your hair first.
2. Mix hair color
Mix a 1.7 ounce Majirel blender with 2.6 ounces of Majicreme developer. Let the mixture stay for 20 minutes.
3. Application
Be sure to wear protective gloves to prevent chemicals from coming into contact with your skin. On the neck or face, be sure to apply petroleum jelly, especially around the hairline. Use a hairbrush to apply the mixture to your hair strands. If your hair is damaged, make sure you have conditioned or oiled it two days before coloring. While applying color, start at the bottom and work your way up to the strands to the end. Apply to the roots only last, as the roots are closer to your scalp and therefore your body heat accelerates color development. Cover your entire head with the color.
Four. To wash
Allow 35 minutes to develop before washing. For faster application, you can sit under a professional hair dryer. Before washing, you can test to see if the color has developed and is the shade you want. To do this, just wipe the color off a few strands to make sure. Rinse with cold water until color is gone. Apply a deep conditioner to protect your colored hair.
5. Reapplication as needed
For reapplication, let the mixture stay on your hair for 35 minutes. Then wash it off with warm water and a hydrating shampoo. For moderate discoloration, add a few drops of warm water to the mixture and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before washing it off.
For full or partial coloring, from blonde to natural colors, for vibrant and modern shades, this hair color bonds the color well to the hair without causing damage. Durable and flexible, it is usually used by professionals in hairdressers, however you can always use it to dye your own hair at home.
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