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I very much need a keratin but struggling what to do about the color. The internet insists I wait 2 weeks post keratin for color.
The problem is that a keratin fades my existing color (dark brown) and turns it orange. I can’t live with orange hair and grey roots for 2 weeks. Does this mean I can’t ever have a keratin? At another salon I was told this is an old fashioned rule and I can color within a few days. Any suggestions or advice? |
| My colorist and keratin person tell me to do color then keratin and there is no waiting period. That's what I do and I don't have any issues with my blond highlights. |
I can’t do color before because it strips the color from my hair. |
| I also do color followed by a keratin treatment. I only do the express keratin. I am not sure if that makes a difference. I do a bunch of different colors including highlights and root cover up. You may need a different bran color or colorist. |
Unfortunately I am told almost all keratins strip color. |
| I've had my hair toned 3 days after keratin to normalize the color. |
| I always do keratin first and then color a few days later. The keratin locks in the color (but be prepared for the color to lighten). |
Sorry I meant the opposite! Color first then the keratin! |
Same |
I can’t do this because it lightens my color to a bright orange. |
This is helpful! I’ll ask my stylist if this is an option. I can’t have orange hair for a full 2 weeks. |
| Can you use a Demi or semi permanent color, which just deposits color, after keratin? |
| I get keratin then color afterwards in the same appointment. My hair has never looked better |
| Where do you go for keratin and how much do you pay? |