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The Haircoloring Manual: A Practical Guide to Successful Haircoloring

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I would have liked to have seen more color illustrations, but this is a very good book to have if you're interested in hair coloring. Although it seems to be written for cosmetology students, the material is written in a very simple, straightforward way that laypeople can understand.

The info is good. Im a cosmetology student, so I can actually understand the content. The pictures are not very good. I would like to see color pictures, w/maybe a Manikin demonstration, something other than the simple drawings provided.

I was looking for a manual that would tell me how to color my hair at home. Recently, I went to a beauty supply store and they told me what color I should use and how to mix it so I wanted more information. Whenever I get my hair done at a salon, it is either the wrong color or they don't cover all the gray. So I was hoping I could just do the base color at home and then go somewhere to have it highlighted, but I guess I am just going to let it grow the way it does and leave it alone. This book was a waste of money and time.

very good book writes in detail the story about natural color shades and how bleaching takes the color down to red and then blonde all according to the time you leave it in. I did many experiments on myself, and being an at home colorist; was pleased with the results. With my basic knowledge re coloring and this book, I got a better idea what I was acutally doing to the hair. thanks.