topic Re: Hair Color product help re: Loreal Magic Root Spray in Beauty

Hair Color product help re: Loreal Magic Root Spray

skittles2 — Mon, 14 Sep 2020 02:21:52 GMT

Using dark blonde, but I really don't want to continue as the spray ends up in my respiratory tract. Does anyone use this and also Loreal's semiperm or perm hair color in dark blonde. Are they the same shade as Magic Root's dark blonde?

Re: Hair Color product help re: Loreal Magic Root Spray

danedylan — Mon, 14 Sep 2020 17:48:42 GMT

I also have Magic Root Cover Up in med brown--I found Clairol in a powder form and like it much better--I use a cotton ball & rub it into the powder and use it that way--I remember Joan Rivers used to use that trick--I also have her powder for root touch up but found that I an purchas the Clairol locally in my CVS and not have 2 order from QVC--I use clairol natural brown to fill in my roots from time 2 time--I have highlighted hair thats mostly blond and I like when there are roots in a darker shade--try the clairol I think u will like!-----------------------------marynj

Re: Hair Color product help re: Loreal Magic Root Spray

AngelPuppy1 — Tue, 15 Sep 2020 11:11:57 GMT

I try not to use these types of spray products as I have issues with my lungs and I don't feel they are healthy for you if you do have lung problems. You state that you feel this product ends up in your respiratory tract, so I take it to mean that you find it to be irritating to you. I would sure find other means to handle your root issue! Sounds to me like the suggestion presented using the Joan Rivers powder and dabbing with a cotton ball or perhaps even a q-tip would be a better choice and might not cause respiratory issues for you. Or, in the alternative, since we are all wearing masks these days and have them pretty available, if you want to continue with this product, try wearing a disposable mask when you use this product as this might keep it from bothering you.

Re: Hair Color product help re: Loreal Magic Root Spray

skittles2 — Wed, 16 Sep 2020 18:30:04 GMT

@danedylan @AngelPuppy1

Thanks! I do use Joan's Powder on roots and on my scalp in areas that are thinning do to autoimmune diseases and their meds ACK!

But I'm going through too much, and it can be messy, but I'll continue using it. I don't use much when my roots aren't showing.

i want to use a semi/perm color until I can get to my salon, which will be months....

Magic Root, in dark blonde, is a good match for my roots,so I thought I'd stay in the Loreal line and wanted to see if someone also used Magic Root Dark Blonde and also used a hair color that matched it.

I want to stop using Magic Root, so I'm going to color my roots, not all, I'll let some of my roots stay interspersed. Magic Root, and another spray ended up, were in my nose, my throat as I saw when I blew my nose or coughed...NOT GOOD!

Re: Hair Color product help re: Loreal Magic Root Spray

poregirl — Thu, 17 Sep 2020 05:04:02 GMT

I use Batiste color spray - cruelty-free and safer ingredients. You can get at ulta or walgreens.

Re: Hair Color product help re: Loreal Magic Root Spray

ScrapHappy — Thu, 17 Sep 2020 07:29:50 GMT

@skittles2 wrote:
Using dark blonde, but I really don't want to continue as the spray ends up in my respiratory tract. Does anyone use this and also Loreal's semiperm or perm hair color in dark blonde. Are they the same shade as Magic Root's dark blonde?

I've been using both Loreal Magic Root Spray and Clairol Root Touch up (semipermanent) in dark blonde for years. I don't want to go to hair salon every 4 weeks so this helps and keeps cost down. I mostly use the Loreal Magic Root Spray to hold me over. If I know it's going to be longer before I get to the salon, I'll use Clairol Root Touch. I

Re: Hair Color product help re: Loreal Magic Root Spray

skittles2 — Sat, 19 Sep 2020 04:15:30 GMT

@poregirl

I do love cruelty free. I had no idea they had CF! I use there dry shampoo, adore it,

Thanks