RED HAIR TOUCH UP + REFRESH ROUTINE AT HOME

[@laurababyy]

Love your hair so much ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@trishasword]

Looks so good, love it! Reminds me of the color that Dorothy Manine has on TikTok

[@KristinaM624]

looks great! hey, I just want to let you know that the next time you color your roots ,all you have to do is color just your roots with the permanent color. Then you can wash that out and then dry your hair a little bit and then put a semi color and whatever shade of red you like that matches your red. which it looks like to me it’s a pinky red like mine. You can use strawberry leopard brand semi color in the color foxy. You put the semi color that way it recolors your whole head without having to put a permanent over your hair. It’s less damaging. Also refresh your color in the shower. You can get strawberry leopard color deposit ing mask in Foxy. Trust me, you won’t get hot roots the only time you’ll want to put color on your meds and in first is when you were doing a virgin application. Trust me I’ve been doing for almost 26 years now. Not trying to sound like a know it all. that I just figured I would let you know that I’m a professional when it comes to this. The actual colorlist in my salon. You did a really good job ,so I’m not saying you did anything wrong. I just figured I’d let you know that way you won’t damage your hair. The strawberry leopard semi permanent and color deposit in mask has bind bukiders in jt, so it’s really good for your hair.

[@annayee7301]

this ^^^ ! you don't need to refresh any non-virgin hair with permanent color (aka anything u mix with developer). you'll get the same result with no damage if you refresh the already-colored hair with semi.

[@soundmanpt]

Being in the medical field I'm curious to know when you last had you eyes examined? I was an optician for many years and of course got frequent eye exams. But I wasn't nearly as good about going for dental checkups. So if I had worked in the dental field I would have been asking about your last dental checkup. Here is something that may surprise you that even I was surprised at. Back in 2018 a major university did study and they found that 74% of the population either wore glasses or contacts. Both ophthalmologists and optometrist were in agreement that the likely reason was due to so many people's eyes being so over exposed to near work and looking into screens. By now I'm sure that percentage is even higher than it was in 2018. So your odds of needing glasses is at least somewhere around 80% by now. So an early symptom for nearsightedness is when driving at night having difficulty seeing road signs as clearly and as soon as you should be seeing them. It was surprising to see how many came in for a routine eye exam insisting they had perfect vision and found out they really didn't have perfect vision.