Gloss treatment

[msfussycurlz]

have any of u ladies tried a gloss treatment??? any recommendations on which ones to use???

 

[monniej]

is that the same as a glossifier. makes your hair shiny without adding oil?

here's a link to what i mean



http://www.lanza.com/10-urban.cfm

 

[bunni]

i use the spray thats citre shine, jut temporarily adds gloss, is that what you mean?

 

[msfussycurlz]

this is what i mean

 

[msfussycurlz]

this is what i mean

 

[Lil_Claude]

I would recommend JAZZING it's a clear gloss treatment you can get it at Sally Beauty Stores. I believe its number 10. YOu can do a search here and find info on it.

 

[sweetface18]

i got my hair highlighted wayyy back then and my hair couldnt handle it. it was dry and breaking off. the stylist told me to come back the next day and that she would give me a gloss treatment. i thought it would be free since she DID kill my hair, but nope, charged me 30 bucks.

i think it does make your hair look a lot nicer, but its all temporary. lasted me about a week.

 

[SmartStyle437]

I do gloss treatments at the shop all the time. Depending on what brand you use depends on how long it stays in the hair. We use ISO at the shop. I have tried Jazzing before and wasn't thrilled with it that much but that was way back when(like 6 years ago), so it might be different now.

 

[Sofia]

I get a gloss treatment after getting my highlights, touch-ups or dark color. My hair just feels softer and shines more afterwards and it lasts about a month. It costs me $25-$30 depending on where I go.

 

[NYAngel98]

I second the Jazzing clear gloss... always seemed to work well for me. :icon_wink

 

[NYAngel98]

Really? I thought it was sold in every sallys? Maybe there's somewhere online that carries it? :icon_conf

 

[arlygyrl]

Sebastian Colourshines also comes in clear and other various colors. It makes my hair look very shiny and healthy.

 

[Mokie]

I've never heard of gloss treatment before. How do you apply it? Is the at-home type more or less complicated than at-home colouring? Is it damaging to the hair shaft?

 

[greeneyedangel]

I've never heard of this glossing stuff either. How do u apply it and when?

 

[Cirean]

I've been keeping an eye out for that L'Oreal tone refiner, it's supposed to take the brassiness out of dyed hair. I just haven't seen it anywhere yet.

Does Jazzing do the same type thing?

 

[NYAngel98]

Jazzing you just apply straight out of the bottle... put on a plastic cap, and I like to heat it up a bit... then rinse. There is no mixing like with a color, and it just coats the hair with little penetration (which is why it doesn't last very long) but it will give you a nice translucent shine. You can get it in colors (besides just clear) if you want a little veil of color, but it's sheer. :icon_wink

 

[bluebird26]

This sounds awesome! I think I would like to get that when I have my highlights done!

 

[Min]

So if you can get it done after coloring it doesnt sound to damaging I may have to try it.

I saw the Loreal color refiner at the store the other day & almost bought it but I think ill check out sallys first.

 

[CassBH]

Hey, girl! It's Cass, from Boston! OK, I am totally into trying this Jazzing thing today. Do you have to be super careful about applying it, or since it is clear, is it ok if you do it kinda messily? I ask because I have never applied color myself, so I have no experience with this! How long will it last , and is it safe to use on highlighted hair?

Cass

 

[Min]

Im thinking of trying this this week also. I would think since its clear you wouldnt have to worry about where you get it (as far as skin). I dont know about getting it on surfaces. I can be pretty messy when I do my hair :icon_redf