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  Some things are unpredictable like lockdown due to the spread of COVID-19. It has become one of the uncomfortable experiences that no one can forget. At these times, people struggled a lot with various things. Especially when it comes to hair coloring, we usually would reach out to the colorist to get perfectly colored hair.  But at unavoidable times, we would not be able to color the hair at the parlour. In these situations, individuals started trying to color their hair at home. But not everyone was able to get the expected results. So, here we have come up with the tips and tricks from the experts that you can use to color your hair at home. First, you will need a few things for using the non ammonia hair color:     • Set of bowl and brush     • Gloves (if required)     • The best hair colour of your choice     • Towel     • Mirror     • Old floor mat Tips to color the hair at home using the hair colour: According to the expert, you have to have the at-home hair coloring kit which

  When it comes to dyeing, we always ask ourselves the same question: dye with ammonia or ammonia-free hair color? To solve this dilemma, we will briefly tell you about the differences between one type of dye and another, so that once you know them, you can choose the one that best suits your needs. Ammonia dyes Ammonia in dyes is a chemical compound, it is the substance, which opens the capillary cuticle and penetrates into the pigment. They have a strong smell, precisely because of the ammonia and they penetrate deeper into the cuticle, tending to make our hair lose proteins and the natural moisture of the hair. Non-ammonia hair color Dyes that do not carry ammonia use a substitute, ethanolamine, which performs the same function as ammonia. An ammonia-free dye is not the same as a vegetable dye, it is an ammonia-free color, and they are gentler on the hair, making our hair healthier. As in most aspects, choosing one type of dye or another has its pros and cons: Pros of non-ammonia ha

  Ammonia is an extremely common ingredient in permanent hair dyes. But what does ammonia do? And why have we chosen not to use it and use non-ammonia hair color? Ammonia as an ingredient All permanent hair dyes need a catalyst that increases the pH of the hair and makes it alkaline. Quite simply, it means that hair dye needs an ingredient that opens up the hair so that the hair colour can penetrate. Ammonia is a natural substance that has been used for this purpose in permanent hair dyes for many years. Typically, ammonia raises the pH to 10-10.5. The natural pH of the hair is around 4.5 and 5.5. Why you should choose non-ammonia hair color? Ammonia is a very aggressive chemical. It irritates the scalp and emits fumes. When the vapors dissolve in water, they form ammonium hydroxide, which is corrosive. There are many health risks associated with using hair dyes with ammonia, and it is not optimal when hair dyes are an integral part of hairdressers' work environment. The aggressive