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Frederic Fekkai Salon Color — Christie 8N Medium Blonde
What it is:A permanent brush-on hair color for
at-home, salon-quality results.What it is formulated to
do:Fekkai Salon Color - Christie 8N Medium Blonde is a
luxurious, do-it-yourself hair color developed by
world-renowned celebrity hairstylist, Frederic Fekkai.
Now you can achieve rich, radiant, professional-quality
color while keeping your hair in optimum condition.The
Technique:The tried-and-true Fekkai "brush and
bowl" approach allows for thorough blending and
precise application. The brush-on method offers optimal
control, even coverage, and excellent color
adhesion—with no drips or missed strands.The
Shades:Fekkai colorists have crafted a brilliant range
of multidimensional colors for personalized
perfection.The Results:Hair is left healthier than it
was prior to coloring with no trace of grays and 40%
more shine, silkiness, and softness.What else you need
to know:Each Salon Color comes with one application of
Frederic Fekkai's signature, three-product coloring
regime and the essential tools to achieve a "just
stepped out of the salon" look:- Pre-color
Treatment provides targeted repair, guarding ends and
dry sections against oversaturation.- Professional Color
delivers a triple-conditioning complex of luxurious
butters for moisture and radiance, as well as soothing
extracts to help calm the scalp.- Post-Color Mask deeply
conditions hair for an extra boost of shine and
smoothness.- Brush, bowl, and gloves complete your
professional setup.
Questions & Answers for Frederic Fekkai Salon Color — Christie 8N Medium Blonde
Question
Is there bleach in this product?
asked 9 months ago
on Salon Color — Christie 8N Medium Blonde
LDM421
(New York, NY)
2 answers
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answer 1
It's not actually "bleach," its peroxide. I believe peroxide opens up your hair shaft allowing natural hair pigments out and artificial pigments in (the actual dye). So there's no bleach in this product. Bleach products are usually in packets, int he form of powder that you mix with developer.
answered 8 months ago
BottleBlonde
answer 2
I have always thought that there was some sort of "bleach" product in any hair dye which lightens your hair or is a lighter shade - although admittedly, I am not certain about this. I have used many at home hair colors (and have had many salon treatments), and this product did leave my hair feeling very conditioned.
answered 9 months ago
Simsbury1979
(Simsbury, CT)
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Hair color timeline
What is the minimum number of weeks apart a person should color their hair?
asked 10 months ago
on Salon Color — Christie 8N Medium Blonde
callie330
(Chandler, AZ)
2 answers
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answer 1
Depends on how fast your hair grows. With this productg I notice roots show before the color of your hair fades/grays show thru. So since you only apply color to the new growth--just color roots when they show thru. Don't apply to whole head even for the recommended 10 minutes every time--maybe every other or third time depending on how fast the product fades on you. How fast the product fades depends on whether you are using color safe products and how porous you hair is.
answered 1 month ago
cmefly
(Grove City, OH)
answer 2
This answer really depends upon the condition of your hair and what color process you intend on using. The general rule is 6-8 weeks, however adhering to this will not deter your hair from breaking. The best motto is to color it as little as possible. Incorporating a few colors into your highlights help to blend in your natural color when your hair grows. This process allows you to avoid coloring it more much longer. A single or double process, however, shows roots almost immediately and makes it difficult to stay out out of the salon!!!
answered 10 months ago
mer8
(New York, NY)
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Want to Go Lighter
Was: Flat Beige Blond months ago - have been using Fekkai 7W Dark Golden Blond. Results just like on the box. Only problem - me. I have predominately grey hair and in 4 weeks I look like a "skunk" with the grey contrast. Blond works better. "I liked me blonder". Thinking about this color (8 N Medium Blond) or even lighter (10 W). Some concerns because now I have a bronzy (not brassy) dark golden blond color with some red. Fekkai is reliable though about not getting strange and brassy colors. Which blond to use and how light to go to start?
asked 2 months, 2 weeks ago
on Salon Color — Christie 8N Medium Blonde
agelessbeauty4us
(Phoenix, Arizona)
1 answer
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answer 1
Go to Oprah. com and look up article called Haircoloring 101. It explains how to use two colors to blend a more natural look. Also try using color safe products and shampoo less frequently so it doesn't pull your color out. You can wet and condition your hair daily--just shampoo a couple times a week if your hair is not the oily type.
answered 1 month ago
cmefly
(Grove City, OH)
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Will this color dry out my hair?
thin dry hair
asked 6 months ago
on Salon Color — Christie 8N Medium Blonde
amynae
(Elkart, IN.)
1 answer
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answer 1
Any chemical is going to dry your hair out. It's a chemical you are damaging it! The upside to buying this color versus say something from Sally's is they give you the 3 minute hair mask! Which is not the best smelling thing I've come across but, works pretty darn well!
answered 5 months, 3 weeks ago
mandyisthepants
(Arizona)
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i have dark brunete hair will this come out like the shade on the box
asked 9 months ago
on Salon Color — Christie 8N Medium Blonde
brittnahhhhhhhhh
1 answer
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answer 1
I don't think so. The color is a light blond. I was afraid it would come out dark brown and I have very light hair and wanted to go one shade lighter. If you go to a regular drugstore and look at Loreal 8N that is the color it is. To me, it looks like the girl on the box got highlights. If I was you, I would be afraid of my hair turning orange, but that's just my opinion. I'm obviously not a professional stylist. Good Luck!!
answered 8 months ago
Noah1
(Beavercreek, OH)
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