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"Last night at the kick-off event for Clairol&amp;#x27;s new Age Defy Hair Color line for aging hair, hairstylist/colorist James Corbett let me in on a little secret to taming brassiness in your hair color. Sure, you might have heard that slapping on a cool-toned gloss in a shade similar to your hair color will help to take out any ruddy tones out of your locks, but you know what works even better for very brassy cases? Wash-out hair color. They have a little more pigment in them than a gloss, so they&amp;#x27;ll really cover the red if you pick a cool tone (hint: look for word &amp;quot;ash&amp;quot;). And since the non-permenant kind (like Natural Instincts) doesn&amp;#x27;t have ammonia or peroxide in it, it won&amp;#x27;t cause more damage on top of the color&amp;amp;#8212;it just washes out over time. And there you have it: Your brassiness problem solved! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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