is it safe to use this product on WHITE color? it says it "deepens" dark colors..
353731
Yes, although you will only see some increased gloss and maybe very fine haze/scratch removal on white. The polishing oils will deepen darker colors but have no real optical effect on white.
353732
Yes, you can use it on any color, including white. It will make the color bright in your case. I've used it on a dark blue, maroon, and fire truck red clearcoat paint. It just brings out the natural color and finish of the paint. It should make your vehicle more bright.
353733
Yes it is safe of white and any light colors, it is simply more noticeable in dark dulled paint. If you have a white crystal paint that has faded, it will help bring the crystal out. I hope this helps
751130
I have. Best result apply and let dry overnight almost like crumbles the next day. Wipe away with a damp cloth. This is the only thing, and I've tried everything, that has made mine white again. I used in my kitchen too!
1167699
It's a good question. I've wondered that myself, especially since the duo packs with the orange and white are readily available in grocery stores in my area, while the "Vivid White" product no longer is. I'm having to buy the "Vivid White" online. I suggest that you contact Tide (look up through Tide.com) and call their customer service department. I'm guessing that the "Vivid White" product has some bluing agent in it which, historically, those promote whiteness. Perhaps the orange and white packs are targeted toward colored fabric and dark loads. Pls note, though, that the "Vivid White" product is safe for all colored fabrics. I've used it in with my darks with no issue.
1009098
I've used this product for about 2 months and I love it. As far as pigmentations? I'm not sure what to say. I get a great looking color each time I apply it. I don't have any pigmentations, but I'm guessing it will not. I have two very large scars on each knee due to surgery and it seems to help them fade. I would guess it will color evenly so it may not help, but doubt it will hurt.
323556
To be honest, never tried it. But I have never seen this stuff change color on anything. I do sand, and STAIN wood and finish, and it doesn't darken, nor color the wood. Do a test spot and see? :)
1106832
I don't think it would work very well on darker skin. I have fair skin and it makes it look lighter unless I blend very well. It is white in the container.
975667
Hi. I use it for my whites as well as darks, and everything in between. No fading that I've ever noticed. Love the stuff and love knowing it's not full of chemicals.
2188822
I have only used this product on darker colored leather, and so cannot answer your question. Would advise calling company
252962
In my previous response to you, I must add this product is very thin. I remember the real stuff to be a thicker liquid. I have gone back to Amway LOC. I use them straight from the bottle as a clothes degreaser as in the dribbles of greasy food down the front of my knit shirts. It works great. However, it cannot be left on colors for more than a few hours as the color will fade on the LOC spottings. Whites do not matter.
1928009
For me, there is a very light white coating as I'm rubbing it in. It fades quickly once rubbed in and given a minute or two to absorb and dry. I've been very happy with it. I have medium/relatively fair skin. Might be a different experience for those with darker skin tones.
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I can't see why not. It has no color base so while it might work better than some others on black, and I don't know that to be true since there is nothing on the label indicating that, it should still work on any color car. White doesn't have the same glow/reflection quality that black does. That said I am not sure what improvement you're looking for, but if it's to provide a smooth clean finish between waxing then yes I'd say it will work better than some other detail sprays. The best I have used. Hope that answers the question. If not let me know if there is any other information I can provide. I can't see why not. It has no color base so while it might work better than some others on black, and I don't know that to be true since there is nothing on the label indicating that, it should still work on any color car. White doesn't have the same glow/reflection quality that black does. That said I am not sure what improvement you're looking for, but if it's to provide a smooth clean finish between waxing then yes I'd say it will work better than some other detail sprays. The best I have used. Hope that answers the question. If not let me know if there is any other information I can... » Read More I can't see why not. It has no color base so while it might work better than some others on black, and I don't know that to be true since there is nothing on the label indicating that, it should still work on any color car. White doesn't have the same glow/reflection quality that black does. That said I am not sure what improvement you're looking for, but if it's to provide a smooth clean finish between waxing then yes I'd say it will work better than some other detail sprays. The best I have used. Hope that answers the question. If not let me know if there is any other information I can provide. « Show Less
238482
You probably need something different than I have. I use 20 volume peroxide with the color -equal amounts. However I am using a darker color. Now I am practically white but I've always done it this way-still works. Not sure about lightening.
256214
It only affects dyed colors so the white should be unaffected. Keep in mind it's meant for dyed fabrics so if the colors are screen printed etc on a white background it won't affect the color
2042689
Mine was clear; it's not uncommon for these types of creams/gels to turn color after a while (I have another one that was white and now is brown). I don't know what it means once the color changes - is it less effective? Is it dangerous? I would call the manufacturer if I were you.
589515
I personally have only used it on black, as recommended. however it could be that DARK PURPLE has enough deepness that it allows the full color change effect to happen? from what I have seen. The color shifting properties have best results on darker back grounds. sorry I can't be more sure of results. good luck.
1933102
I would not use this product for that purpose. This reduces melanin production for dark marks and will result in a light peeling. Possibly making your white spots raw and more white
1850755
it looks like a light beige color, but I believe it has a whitening agent in it so your face will probably look really white. I've read from other beauty bloggers who have tried this, and they don't even recommend this for people with fair skin.