am i also supposed to mix this with the black shade?
1551835
Yes. This is the processing solution and is mixed with your color. The mix should be in equal parts. In other words, if you use 1.5 ounces of color, you need to use 1.5 ounces of the processing solution.
690465
If it tells you a color name in the description, it should be tinted to that shade already. Some colors- espresso, cabaret, and white - are available premixed from the manufacturer. Carefully read the description to make sure it does not say you will need to get it mixed. When I went to buy this at Menards after running out of the premixed batch I had ordered online, I discovered they only carried the untinted kit. I had to wait while they mixed it up.
922332
Assuming the mix was strong enough, that would make it black. Does that answer you question?
890354
I painted mine black to match an outdoor gate using spray Vinyl Dye. It eats into the plastic a bit to actually dye the material (not just laying a layer of paint on top) and it worked with just a few coats. Cheap, easy, and the result blends in well with the installation.
948568
Either will work. The dark will give your piece a more aged look. The difference is very slight.
754259
They have a website and it gives you directions on how to mix the colours. I found after looking that up it was a bit trial and error. Make sure you buy enough product. I didn't!! Hope that helps.
1347476
Yes, stuff that's intended for black vehicles should be used on any dark vehicle IMO, due to other products leaving visible residue in scratches or pin strips sometimes(if your car has them). when up close, it does the opposite of hiding them with black or dark paint background.
4080
Use the #2 shade(its the darkest one in this bb line) its still pretty light tho but as it oxidizes it'll blend into your skin tone a bit better.
785719
Yes, this requires mixing. I actually enjoy that, as it gives you the opportunity for more individualizing of the painting itself.
1369361
Honestly I think you may have to play around with it to find the right one. I bought natural and it was a little too dark, you can always buy a lighter shade to mix with one that's too dark. Your best bet is to go to a store and actually hold one to your skin before you order online. Also try the Loreal website
1118133
The kit, should you order the light shade, comes with three shades of light, which I find helpful in mixing the right shade. However, I think if you were to contact the company, they may let you order the one shade. I believe they are a fairly new company, so they may go the extra mile for you. It doesn't hurt to ask.
1491847
I have always mixed it with Clairol color infuser before use. I would not recommend using the color without the infuser.
311538
No, it'll be blue-black, though as with any and all dyes, it depends on how long you leave it on, and if you decide to go that route, remember that you only mix it with water to mashed potato consistency. No lemon juice or anything citric, as you would use with henna.
1597643
I use a darker shade even though my hair is lighter. I had the same problem with the lighter shade. It was just too light to show up. Darker works really well and you can mix them til you get the right tone. My hair looks thick if my roots are darker and no one can even tell. you won't need nearly as much product that way.
148116
Yup! You can just do your roots. Most of the colors are pretty dark so you may wanna go a couple of shades lighter.
2284393
I've seen it done before. As for doing it myself, I have not. However I am very happy with this product and the black color that I have under this. You have the ability to add as much or as little gloss as you want to get the look you are going for. I would say do it! :-)
719360
Did you adjust the side to the desired shade level? if you leave it on 5 (grind) it won't darken