What are the secrets to keep a bright coloring as long as possible?

Now hair colorings play the card map of the shades: the chestnut hair has coppery shades and auburns , the brown hair plays on rather mahogany tones and the blond hair is swept for 100% natural reflections!
Attention for Jérôme Poret, director of the training division at Intermède, no guarantee can be given for the in-house colorations. Only option: choose a trusted brand , and choose the hue according to the hair base that one has. If you buy your colorations in large areas, rely on the wicks that are on the displays to get an idea of what coloring could have on your hair, but also on the " before / after " presented on the packagings.

Whether you choose to color in a salon or at home, it is very easy today to find shampoos adapted to hair colored with cosmetics which among others, are rich in UV filters (which makes it possible to maintain the shine of the hair but also not to damage the color).
These shampoos are concentrated in pigments . By washing hair with this kind of products, the color, instead of losing its coloring as shampoos, will, on the contrary, be re-pruned and will offer a bath of reflections to the hair.

What are the good gestures for successful home coloring?

J. Poret: For a successful application, you have to be thorough! 2 main methods :
- with bottle : with tip. It is mainly used for tone-on-tone coloring .
- with the brush : rather for the oxidations and the maintenance of the roots .
And if it's the very first color you make, apply it as a shampoo.

In any case, pay attention to the pause time . Follow the indications

How to look younger through its coloring?

J. Poret: First thing: it is not necessary to clarify its coloring to look younger.
My advice: According to his eyes, we play with contrasts.
It is also possible to carry out a very fine scanning on partial areas of the hair in order to deunify the coloring. With this shadows and lights effect, you will have a more softened, luminous and therefore younger face ...

Thanks to Jérôme Poret, Expert Coloration chez Intermède