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no and it doesn't contain ammonia either.
Link JF website

The glazes with peroxide in them have to be mixed with a developer (which is usually a low amount of peroxide, about 5%). With those you would only do them about once a month or so. They will deposit more color than the JF product, but there will always be a slight change in your natural color once the shiny glaze part of it has faded. This is true even if you get one that is clear but has 2 parts that have to be mixed together because there will still be an oxidation process with just that small amount of peroxide. The JF product won't have any permanent effect, which is a good thing.

you are welcome MissJ, but I did not know about the product until Ryan mentioned, now I want to get it, just to try it
and see what it does, I went to Target to look for it but couldn't find it, ill check out Walgreen and cvs.

Cool, let me know what you guys think about it. I can only vouche for the clear glosser.

Just keep in mind that these don't deposit very much color, so the red would not do much for MissJ's dark brown hair. The red would be good for someone who colors their hair red and needs to refresh it in between colorings. Reds fade the quickest so this could be good for them to use 2-3 weeks after coloring. I have NO experience with any of them besides the clear one. Who knows, the others ones might not give as much shine as the clear one does. I got mine at Bed Bath and Beyond for only 8 dollars, but I'm not sure BBB sells toiletries outside of the one in Manhattan.


PS- for any Manhattanites who don't already know this -BBB has the lowest priced toiletries iive come across in Nyc. My eyedrops are $1.50 less there, oil blotters are less, this glaze was $3 less than at a beauty supply store. They used to carry Frownies for only $13, but they no longer sell them.

Well, that's a good plan. Are you doing it yourself, or going to a pro?

I've done platinum, the color is fun. I had it for about 5 years. But the damaged hair is no fun. I gradually decided that natural was better because I got so jealous when I saw girls with shiny, healthy hair regardless of the color. Now I've been natural for 2 years and I want color again. I've decided the most flattering color is light ash brown with subtle ash blonde highlights. I'm naturally a level 4 that goes reddish in the sun but I strongly dislike the warmer hair colors. So I went up 2 shades with a strong green base and I'm getting my ashy foil highlights in a few days. I have some gray strands, less than 5%. But there's a lot more grey now than a few years ago.

I did the base myself. I used Miss Clairol No.32D-6AA Moon Haze Dark Ash Blonde with 30 volume peroxide. I used to use a product called MCMAX, the level 6 Blue Ash, but it was discontinued a long time ago. I liked that one better than Moon Haze. But I leave the foils to the professionals.

Hey, aren't you the psychic??? LOL