commenti su coolpiece e shampoo da utilizzare

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Dez

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03-07-03, 09:17 PM (EST)

 

"non-stripping shampoo"

 

Will have my first coolpiece (first piece ever) cut in early next week (for only 30 bucks! I guess there are some benefits to living in a goober state like Arkansas...)Anyway, I stopped in to just talk to the stylist before my appointment next week (a woman from NY who has been a stylist for over 40 years and doing cut-ins forever)and she said to make sure I use ONLY a non-stripping type shampoo like BioLage by Matrix, because the hair on hairpieces is dyed and you need to use a shampoo formulated NOT to strip dye from hair to preserve the color longer. I don't ever recall reading anything about this on any of the prior posts. Any comments?

P.S. When I got the Coolpiece I shaved my head (wear a baseball cap all the time anyway) and put the thing on with just enough tape to hold it in place and fooled with it and wet it and styled it. The damn thing looks so good right out of the box I almost don't need a cut-in! The color match is great and the density, the biggest thing I was concerned about, is perfect for me. It really is amazing, these wigs that are available today. When I put the thing on and held up a mirror to get a 360 degree view it just blew me away. It's like someone reached down and strung lights around my heart!

 

 

 

 

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Ugly As Sin

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03-08-03, 05:18 AM (EST)

 

1. "RE: non-stripping shampoo"

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Hi Dez,

It seems that Ken JJ and myself have been ones to mention using a non stripping shampoo. He uses Enove and I use Traite by Mastey. Mastey doesn't contain sulfates(sodium lauryl sulfate, ammonium laurly sulfate,,etc). The sulfates will always cause color fade. I'm not familiar with the contents of Biolage. You can ask your sylist to check the bottle.

Ugly