Beutifulstranger
Jan 9th, 2007, 05:46 AM
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To those of you jonesing for dramatic hair color makeovers à la Britney or the Olsen twins -- hold on a minute. John Frieda head colorist Sharon Dorram-Krause, whose clients include Kate Hudson, Kate Winslet and Linda Evangelista, warns that non-celebrities should proceed carefully. 'I don’t recommend it for the layperson because they don't have a colorist at their disposal, and the hair really takes a beating [in the process],' says Dorram-Krause. 'A lot of times [stars] aren’t doing these transformations overnight—it happens over stages.' She recommends deep conditiong with L'Occitane's Shea Butter or adding Vitamin E tablets to a Kerastase mask for 'an extra boost.' And if you do decide to color your hair yourself, make sure you do a strand test on an underneath layer of hair to see how the color will take, says Dorram-Krause. “Otherwise it’s months before your hair looks good again.”
Source: People
http://www.people.com/people/0,,,00.html
To those of you jonesing for dramatic hair color makeovers à la Britney or the Olsen twins -- hold on a minute. John Frieda head colorist Sharon Dorram-Krause, whose clients include Kate Hudson, Kate Winslet and Linda Evangelista, warns that non-celebrities should proceed carefully. 'I don’t recommend it for the layperson because they don't have a colorist at their disposal, and the hair really takes a beating [in the process],' says Dorram-Krause. 'A lot of times [stars] aren’t doing these transformations overnight—it happens over stages.' She recommends deep conditiong with L'Occitane's Shea Butter or adding Vitamin E tablets to a Kerastase mask for 'an extra boost.' And if you do decide to color your hair yourself, make sure you do a strand test on an underneath layer of hair to see how the color will take, says Dorram-Krause. “Otherwise it’s months before your hair looks good again.”
Source: People
http://www.people.com/people/0,,,00.html