All in all, I've had a better-than-average experience with this line, and will continue to be loyal to it. Also, the Ion brand developer is supposed to be gentle I think this is probably the case, since when I've had my hair colored at salons, it's stung like crazy, but this wasn't painful at all. It's certainly worth the few extra bucks, and one spray bottle will last you through a few applications at least. I haven't used this without the Pre-Color Treatment, so I can't say if that's why I got such even results, but I'd highly recommend using that product as well.
#ION HAIR COLOR DIRECTIONS PROFESSIONAL#
But, if you've been thinking about making the switch from drugstore brands to professional hair color from a beauty supply store, I would recommend checking Ion Color Brilliance out! My results were consistent from root to tip, even on my long hair with damaged split ends.
I cannot say if this would be the case for anyone else. I know that I need to go lighter than I think I do I know that I need to go more vibrant than I think I do. I also think that from years of using various dyes, I've learned how different shades tend to turn out on my hair. However, I want to emphasize that these were just my experiences hair dye can be really tricky. If you are dyeing your hair at home, you cannot be too picky about your results, but that being said, my results with this line have been pretty spot-on to the hair swatches they have in the store. I tend to start off brighter than I really want, knowing it will fade a ton after the first couple of washings. Summary: I've been really pleased with my results using this brand! This is actually the second time I have used Ion Color Brilliance the first time I mixed this color with a less-vibrant copper red, and my results were great that time as well. In general, the lighter you want to go, the stronger solution you need to use. Based on your natural hair color (or your current dyed color) and the color you want, you decide what developer to use. Even though the red I was trying to go for looked to me like it was just as dark as my natural hair color, I realized after looking at swatches that I was really trying to lighten my hair quite a bit, and then add a red color on top of that in a single step. First, you have to figure out the level of your original hair color, and the level of color you want to go to. I knew that I was using these products at my own risk! That being said, I did a lot of research and read a lot about hair dye. The hair dye you find at places like Sally Beauty, including Ion Color Brilliance, are meant for use by professionals.
There's a lot more that can go wrong when you are buying all the individual components on your own, and having to make more decisions without the proper training to do so. It's a big change in some ways from buying a box of hair dye from your drugstore those are pretty fool-proof. Now, before you decide to run down to your local beauty supply store and buy hair dye, there are a few things you need to know. People seemed really happy with the results. I started reading about professional hair dyes and based on its reviews on the Sally Beauty website, settled on Ion Color Brilliance. I was also having to buy at least two kits to cover all of my thick, long hair, which wasn't cheap! The icing on the cake was when my favorite shade and formula combination was discontinued. I'd grown discontented with drugstore offerings after they seemed to have eliminated the shade range between auburn brown and burgundy red my go-to color is a bright coppery red, which is really difficult to find in a kit. I've had my hair professionally dyed a few times as well, but decided it wasn't worth the money when I could do it myself at home and get a color that was as vibrant and just about as close to what I had in mind when I started. I've gone burgundy-red and coppery-red and auburn brown. I have been coloring my hair red since I was about 16, and I've wanted to be a redhead since I was about 12! In 8 years of dyeing my hair, I've used quite a few at-home brands with varying luck. I mentioned a couple of posts back that I (finally) dyed my hair again.
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