I have tried "spray" colors before that left circles of color at my hairline. Does this product have a gentle spray? Can you use it at the hairline?
1988931
No, it does not have a "gentle" spray. I have bangs and I have to move my hand very quickly along the root line of the bangs to not have it pile up. I don't think I have ever run across a "gentle" spray on anything. If something is a "squirt" product which you squeeze to use, that is gentle. But a spray isn't. It's all in the application.
1988932
Spray comes out in a burst. I use a cloth to cover my ear and hairline and hold style edit away so that it spreads a little more evenly. I love it but it took awhile to figure out the best way to spray without it getting on my face! I haven't had a problem with rings of color a t hairline, but some skin types might react differently.
1508513
I have not used the rinse. But the Temporary color can just be applied to particular areas ( gray)when the hair is damp, no need to apply all over. Or you can use it too tone down your shade ...just pour some in your hand and work it in to the hair with your fingers. Works great and looks natural.
2019507
I specifically ordered the color treated version but it still stripped my color. I waited and tried it again later thinking if I waited a few more days and just regular shampoo first that the color would stay in. No such luck. It still stripped the color. Very disappointing because I saw my hair start to grow.
832466
Yes....and the only one I now buy. My daughter told me about this hair spray a number of years ago, and I have been so pleased with the product ever since. It does not leave my hair sticky at all! It holds my style with a totally 'non-stiff' look but with the control needed from a good hair spray. It is not available in my local stores all the time, but happily, I found it on Amazon and now no longer have to search for it.
1973096
I went with this color for the same reason. It worked out ok... To be honest, I used the whole thing.... But ended up going back to my Rita Hazan spray. Definitely pricier, but I felt it was more natural looking. I guess it depends where on your head you're using it. I use it on the hairline, with a parted ponytail, etc., so I need it as natural looking as possible. Hope that helps!
2078142
I love it, but my hair isn't colored. When used, it needs to be diluted--like a drop to a cup of water--the intensity of the orange smell lessens exponentially and becomes fragrant. I would think that if you can use hairspray, the much-diluted acetic acid in the product won't harm your color.
811855
I use it as more of a finishing spray than a styling spray. sorry, but I can't really answer your specific question. Perhaps Free & Clear makes a styling spray?
510262
I use this product when I don't want to flat iron my hair. I have a relaxer in my hair, but sometime I just want to wash, condition, and let it go. I do this most often in the summertime when I shampoo more often. When you flat iron your hair you want to use a heat protection product. My hair is past my shoulders and I do all I can to keep it healthy. When I flat iron my hair, I use Beyond the Zone "Turn Up The Heat". I love this spray. It protects the hair and leaves a beautiful soft sheen to the hair. You can get it right here on Amazon.
1316103
It does not leave any cast of color on your hair ( my hair is dark- so I completely know what you are referring too) this product however is not a dry shampoo... It's a texturizing spray. It will make your hair feel ' no so clean' and give it some texture and grit.. Similar to dry shampoo. I love it! It's one of my Holy grail products!
991279
It works really well with me to remove the unwanted brassiness and yellow tones. You will need to bleach your hair first though to acquire the very light blond you are wanting. You will be then ready to test how long this great product needs to be applied for you personally to get the exact shade you're dreaming of. Hope this helps. Good luck Christina!
221800
I personally use it on highlighted hair. Occasionally I need to put some conditioner on the ends d/t some dryness, but it doesn't effect the color
1036353
From my experience - Yes. But I do use a "drugstore" hair color product (Garnier Olia Haircolor). It will "warm" the color if you color before using the treatment (which yields the best results for me). I like my hair medium brown, so I go with a darker brown color treatment.
1912206
My experience has been that frequent washing, perspiring,heavy brushing and the amount of gray I have makes a difference. The formula only covers the hair and doesn't penetrate. Therefore the areas that get wet, around the hairline loses the color first. However, it's easy to touch up.
852289
It does not seem to on my hair which is color treated. I actually use a spray leave in conditioner also...
362811
i'm assuming since your hair is lighter, the color of the spray will show up more easily, meaning it will take only a couple of pumps. the thing is, the product is difficult to distribute evenly throughout hair. i think using a hair dye for grays would be more effective, but that's just my opinion.
2159104
Same here. I don't color my hair, but I can't imagine that it would strip out any color you put in. It is so mild and natural.
2116906
Yes I like all of their hair sprays. I use Hard Head (silver can) right now and love it. Great hold without making your head a shell. I would recommend it over the Maxxed Out (purple bottle) unless you need some serious, no-moving hold, like for a Mohawk.