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Hair Dye in Metro Detroit

Not every color change needs the same product, and picking the gentlest one that gets you the result is the difference between hair that survives and hair that does not. Semi-permanent, demi-permanent and permanent all sit on the same aisle here, along with developers, bleach, toners and the aftercare that colored hair needs.

Permanent, semi and demi

Permanent color opens the cuticle and replaces pigment, which is what's needed for full gray coverage and for going lighter. Demi-permanent deposits without lifting and fades over many washes, which suits tone changes and blending gray. Semi-permanent coats the hair and washes out in a few weeks, with no developer and no commitment.

Temporary options

Root touch-up sprays and powders cover regrowth until the next wash, which bridges the gap between colorings without another chemical process. Color-depositing conditioners refresh a tone gradually. Both are useful for anyone stretching the time between permanent colors.

Choosing a shade

Stay within two levels of your natural color if you want it to look natural as it grows out. Going darker than natural makes regrowth more obvious, not less. Cooler shades suit cooler complexions and warmer shades warmer ones, and a shade that suited you years ago may not now.

Covering gray

Gray resists color, particularly at the temples and hairline, and generally needs permanent color with 20 volume developer for full coverage. Start where the gray is heaviest since it needs the longest processing, saturate rather than skim, and don't overlap fresh color onto previously colored lengths.