Can I use these to apply hair dye to my hair or would these be too thin for that purpose?
1982199
I dont really see it how because these gloves simply wont hold on the hand,they are super short and super huge. they look so much different than on this picture, It was terribly disappointing.
1982200
These are far too thin for that purpose and the gloves are shorter than the ones they used to carry. Though they fit my hands, they would slip around too much with what you are trying to do.
1982201
Yes, they would work, but the bigger issue would be the dye getting underneath the gloves versus permeating through them (they are VERY large).
1887991
I dont think you will be able to dye them but I curled them on 330 degree heat and they were fine ^-^
284664
Yes you CAN color them as long as they are made of real hair. I've toned, highlighted then toned again just to achieve my personal color match! Gently washing, extreme moisturizing and air drying will ensure long last and great wear! No need to wish every time they are worn. Keep clips CLOSED when not using and store in a bag.
2005620
They are fine for color-treated hair. I have had no problems using The Thickr Thickening Mist and my hair is color-treated. I have been using it for quite a few months and it has been fine. It gives my hair the extra strengthening that is needed to hold a shape without weighting it down.
264089
I think 1 pack should be enough but it really depends how long is your hair. I have shoulder length hair and I only used 1/2 pack. I don't know about mixing but I guess that would work. One thing I found out about Henna is that color doesn't stay long at the 1st time of using. I did a 2nd dyeing few weeks later and that lasted much longer.
181232
No, these are small "wig" clips used to clip on hair extensions. They don't have enough holding power to hold your hair up to put a wig on. These are not designed for that. You can YouTube wig clips to see how small they are to get an idea. Hope I answered your question.
2003099
Debbie: I have very long hair that is thin, but allot of it. These rollers work for me. Hope this helps.
392857
no you cant not color them , and hair is so thin that get very tangle with your hair , I don't recommend this hair at all it was a waste of money
1230186
yes they are great for colored hair. They are sulfate free and recommended by my hair stylist for my colored hair
915587
I think it would be fine for thinner hair, as I sometimes do really thin sections of my hair (I just hold it for a shorter amount of time). I have very thick hair though, so you maybe want to ask someone with thinner hair to be sure.
746534
You can use hair dye to match a certain color ONLY IF 100% HUMAN HAIR - not synthetic hair. Read carefully. Some sellers say human like and etc to sell their product.
412271
No, they are for soft touches. if you want pigmented and cheap there's a makeup line named kleancolor. Their colors are great.
284663
Alright. So, you see, they wouldn't even curl so I'm nearly positive that they are only half-remy. I would not recommend coloring them. It would just be a waste of dye. I would recommend, however, spending the extra cash to get real ones (from a beauty store such as Sally's). You'll know they're real because they'll be the most expensive ones. It will be a pretty penny to get them, but it's worth it because they last for a good year (mine did anyways) and you can dye, curl, straighten, do anything with them (which is fantastic!) Hope this helped!
1183709
Nada... Actually they would not. These can be used for volume only on dry hair. They DO NOT curl, but do add volume on dry hair.
1399415
Personally I have thin hair, but if U have thicker hair, I would recommend. Did not look fake 2 me, I had 2 cut some lenght 4 it 2 not look fake. Contact me back if I didn't answer your question correctly. Colors are nice, make sure on picking color. So, feel free 2 contact me back :-)
1070426
Yes, you can but you may not want to. If you apply to a small area, be sure to use a comb or brush to blend in to the surrounding area or else it would look like a patch of dark surrounded by lighter color hair. I assume that you are trying to cover the roots that are much lighter. If you want to go that route, Clairol produce a hair dye called (if I remember correctly) Root Rescue for ladies which comes with a brush applicator. My wife uses it and it seems to work ok. Still, getting the right shade to blend is tricky and requires a bit of trial and error. Good luck.
578401
Not for thinning hair, this product is to simply conceal and cover the roots until you can take care of doing your root color. Not for thinning hair.