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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: Heat helps protein conditioners absorb into hair. Learn different ways to heat conditioned 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
"Once the plastic is applied to the, applied to the protein treated hair you want to actually set a timer. Make sure you have a timer or your watch nearby. We're going to set this for 10 minutes. Check your watch if you don't have a timer and know when your 10 minutes is up. And at this time you have the option if you want, to go vacuum, go run up and down stairs, but you want to increase your body activity so your body temperature will increase. If you don't have the opportunity to do any or all of those thing then a blow dryer actually works pretty good. Just get a blow dryer nearby and we're going to heat up the hair through the plastic. Making sure that you work that for about 10 minutes continually to move the blow dryer. And you can actually see the steam building underneath the plastic. That's a 10 minute process while the plastic's on the hair. And now you're protein based conditioner has been processed and is ready for rinsing."
eHow Article: Heating Conditioned Hair
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