All-Over Demi-Permanent Color Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about All-Over Demi-Permanent Color.
Demi-permanent color usually lasts about 4–8 weeks depending on hair porosity, washing frequency and styling. It fades gradually rather than growing out starkly; schedule refresh appointments every 4–8 weeks to maintain tone and high-gloss finish.
Demi can blend and soften gray but may not fully cover very resistant grays. During consultation we assess your needs; for complete gray coverage we may recommend a permanent formula or a customized approach.
We recommend waiting 48–72 hours before shampooing to allow the color to set. Use sulfate-free, color-safe products and cool water to preserve gloss and tone. Your stylist will recommend homecare products to prolong results.
Demi is generally gentler and more conditioning than permanent color, but we always perform a consultation and strand test to confirm compatibility with relaxers, keratin or previous chemical treatments to avoid unwanted reactions.
Demi deposits color without lifting natural pigment, so it fades gradually and requires less aggressive root maintenance. Permanent dye alters pigment for long-term change and needs root touch-ups; demi offers flexibility and lower upkeep.
Yes—tones can be adjusted with glosses or toners and highlights can be added later. Timing depends on porosity and previous color; we recommend consulting your stylist to create a safe, phased plan for changes.