MADISON REED HAIR COLOR PROFESSIONAL

I chose to take their online color quiz to find a shade that would produce my desired result and ordered a box of Rimini Garnet ($25) described as a “dark garnet red.” I also purchased professional color toolkit ($18), which includes a mixing bowl and brush, comb, and four clips for sectioning hair.

Through their site, customers can also shop the same products available in store and chat with online stylists. Madison Reed has brick and mortar color bars where clients can have their hair colored by a professional stylist, or they can simply shop their range of products and apply the color at home. Recently, however, I can across the brand Madison Reed which seemed to fit nicely in the middle of the spectrum between going to a professional and DIYing it with a box color from the drugstore. Not only was it less work for me, but I generally feel more confident that a professional stylist can help me achieve the desired hue without leaving my hair dry and brittle. Over the last few years I’d become accustomed to having my hair colored in a salon. Also, depending on how dramatic the change is, hair dye can be quite damaging (one of the main reasons I don’t think I’ll ever go blonde again).

Namely, the cost and time commitment to change and maintain the new color. I think it’s a great way to adjust one’s look with the changing seasons and styles. Although I haven’t had the interest (or maybe courage) to try out fun pastel colors, I consider myself pretty adventurous when it comes to coloring my hair. I’ve dyed my hair every color from platinum blonde to black. Changing up my hair color is nothing new to me.

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