This Semtember 2011, Revlon Professional Philippines opened
its doors to bloggers and several media personnel for a first-hand experience
of professional hair treatment and coloring done courtesy of Revlon Professional
Philippines hair educators.
Three Revlon Professional treatments were available to choose from namely hair
color and treatment; hair color and highlights and scalp treatment and haircut.
Find out what I chose by clicking "Read more"...
Find out what I chose by clicking "Read more"...
I personally wanted a hair color and treatment. However, Jay Saberola, my
Revlon Professional hair educator that day, examined my hair and he recommended for
me to get hair color and higlights instead.
Semi Permanent Hair Color Treatment at Revlon Professional Philippines |
Not feeling too adventurous, I decided to stay on
the safe side by choosing a chestnut hair color as the base and a lighter shade
of brown for my highlights. The Revlon Professionals hair color I received that
day is for a semi-permanent hair color which means that there is less peroxide
content on the hair color solution used and that the hair color will last
shorter too (about three months after getting your hair dyed).
Revlon Professional Hair Color: Chestnut |
- Gross as it may seem (for Filipinos at least), I did not wash my hair (like I normally do) before heading out to the Revlon Professionals Event. I was thinking that my hair will get shampooed anyways before my hair color and treatment and I didn’t want my hair washed thrice that day (counting before and after applying treatment). I know I picked up this hair tip somewhere but for the life of me I cannot remember where!
Revlon Professional Philippines Hair Educator |
I mentioned this to my Revlon Professional Philippines hair
educator and I was really surprised that he advised not to wash my hair before
applying hair color. After checking my hair, Jay said that it was better
for my hair to be protected with its natural moisture before treating it with
hair color. At first I really felt uncomfortable hearing this but if you think
about it not washing my hair before hair coloring kind of makes sense since my
hair will be coated by oil before treating it which will protect it from damage
and breakage. My apprehension stems from the fact that I wondered if the hair
color will be absorbed by my hair if it was not shampooed first.
I let you, my readers, be the judge of my hair color result
by commenting on my before and after picture. You can check my Revlon
Professional Philippines before and after picture in my photo blog tomorrow featuring Denise Vina and Magic Liwanag as photographers.
Revlon Professional Hair Make-over thanks to Ms. Jasmin |
- I also learned the difference between Revlon Professional semi-permanent hair color from a permanent color and how Revlon Professional Philippines differs from other hair coloring treatments available in the Philippine market. Revlon Professional Philippines hair color treatments uses a third generation nanotechnology formula which applies strict standards that are FDA approved while still ensuring richness in hair color.
- During my cover of the event, I was joined by two other female bloggers and Orange Magazine TV editor, Mr. Jeman Villanueva. Amazingly, all three female bloggers represented three different types of hair needs as well. Ms. Czaroma Roman of Serenity overload represented the low maintenance hair needs. On the other hand, Ms. Ria Tirazona of Fat Girl No More asked about what to do with frequently treated hair while I stayed in the middle of the group (literally and hypothetically).
As I have said I have the typical hair issues, the
suggestions I received were mostly for maintenance. Currently, I have no strict
requirements for my hair, no allergies (so far) and no damage. I was able to
try out different kinds of hair treatments such as hair wax, hair spa, hot oil,
hair keratin, hair rejuvenation, hair rebonding, hair color and even hair
perming once. I shampoo my hair with conditioner and treat it to a once a week
hair spa or hot oil at home and hair treatment once a month from a salon. I
plan to get a hair color soon (a permanent one this time).
Revlon Professional Hair Color |
Health comes first. Just like what most experts’ advice us before getting any
kind of treatment, “always consult your professionals first”.
This time, check out Revlon Professionals Philippines for
your professional hair needs. J
Revlon Professional Philippines Technical Team with CEO Ms. Vicky Lim (in red) |
Photos from Revlon Professional Philippines Facebook Fanpage
Revlon Treatment Information and Blogger Participants, Orange Magazine TV
Have you received any Revlon Professional treatment before
or are you considering getting one at the moment, tell me about your experience
or your thoughts by commenting below.
i dont wash my hair too if im going to salon we had the same principle..ahaha
ReplyDeleteIKR! Well it makes sense.
ReplyDeletehi....
ReplyDeletehello...
ReplyDeleteNice coverage dear! :) Which reminds me I need a hair makeover, I want to get some curls ;)
ReplyDeleteDarling Ruth,
ReplyDeleteI will surely miss your long ebony hair. :)
You are lucky to avail of the free hair treatment from Revlon. Thanks for sharing your experience with us!
ReplyDelete~Pauline @Kallony