(0 Ratings)
Importance of Hair Conditioning Before Coloring Hair
What Is Protein Hair Conditioner?
Importance of Hair Clarifying Shampoo
Plastic Wraps & Hair Conditioning
Picking a Towel for Hair Conditioning
Using a Large Tooth Comb for Hair Conditioning
Applying Hair Clarifying Shampoo
Towel Drying Hair Before Conditioning
Applying Protein Based Hair Conditioner
Combing Conditioner Through Hair
Wrapping Conditioned Hair in Plastic Wrap
Heating Conditioned Hair
Rinsing Protein Conditioner Out of Hair
Preparing Hair for Coloring
Tips for Conditioning Hair
Summary: Protein condition is a necessary step in dying hair. Learn how to apply a protein condition to your hair in this free hair coloring video from a professional hair stylist.
Sandy Powell has been styling hair for more than 20 years. She has experience in coloring, cutting, styling, highlighting and lowlighting all styles of hair. Powell currently owns and...read more
"After we've towel dried the hair we're going to follow with a protein based conditioner. Keep in mind how dry the hair possibly is. You want a good amount of conditioner. Use your fingers and just comb it through the hair. Work it through really good. And you can usually tell how dry your hair is based on how much conditioner it takes. We've had to apply a second application. This is the protein based conditioner. This is preparing the hair for hair color. Take your wide tooth comb. Comb it through. Work it through the hair. Now I've got the protein conditioner all the way worked through her hair really well. Combs nicely. It's distributed evenly. And now we prepare her hair to process the conditioner. And now it's ready. Now it's ready for our processing. That's how you put on your protein conditioner."
eHow Article: Applying Protein Based Hair Conditioner
Copyright © 1999-2009 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. en-US
