Can this be mixed hair color glaze?
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Yes it can. It is similar to protein based deposit only colors like jazzing or cellophane. It's not really designed to be used with that kind of color...it would be redundant. But if for some reason you really want to you can. This product is for use with permanent color. It fills in porous areas to make hair stronger and more receptive to dye (the color will take more evenly and last longer if the filler is applied before coloring). If it is used after coloring it can be used as a toner (red to neutralize green, platinum which is blue based - to neutralize orange, red and yellow in light brown to white blond hair. There's even gold to enhance yellow in blond that is too pale or Burgundy for deep reds or dark browns that are too ashy. If you buy filler to match the color of your hair, it can be used to enhance or refresh existing color. A color wheel would help you to identify which colors to use for a desired effect. The protein in this product is great for counter acting damage from dye and styling. There is even a clear, it's called neutral to be used strictly for filling in porosity and strengthening hair before and after coloring.
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You could , but it is better when mixed with conditioner and left on a few minutes. I prefer to use it like hair dye. Put on dry hair all over my head and leave on for 25 min or longer depending on how vibrant you want it. It gives tremendous condition & shine to your hair
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Dear CustomerThank you for your inquiry with us!You can layer it to achieve the color that you want.Please let me know if I can assist you further on this matter.Thank youJayiJDMTOY
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Probably not. When wet it is an Elmer's glue consistency. When dry it is smooth, but not a like hard ceramic glaze. I could see it possibly melting or becoming sticky to the touch.
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Sharon, Yes, you can do that to get a customized color. I wouldn't mix 2 different products, but 2 different colors of Surya henna would be just fine to mix. I almost always mixed 2 separate colors to get a shade I wanted and had no ill effects. Hope this helps!
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I didn't use the glaze. I tried it and it didn't seem to change it much. However, a couple of people said they liked it. BTW, I used a foam brush and put on three coats, so there wasn't any grain showing.
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i believe so! i did it with my mixed dark brown and blond hair and people loved ithttp://oi41.tinypic.com/2aadk6t.jpg
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Yes. Just mix it into the paint according to instructions. The medium grade mix I find adds good texture.
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Yes, definitely! You only have to be worried about the glaze you use being non-toxic. Red, for example, sometimes has lead in it. So just make sure whatever glaze you use specifically says it's food safe!
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If it's truly human hair then you can, color it. You will first have to diffuse the color first( lightener). Then use the blue on it. Otherwise the blue won't show.
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Yes, this requires mixing. I actually enjoy that, as it gives you the opportunity for more individualizing of the painting itself.
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Yes. Mix Igora Royal Developer with Schwarzkopf Igora Royal Permanent Hair Color immediately prior to coloring. Mixing ratio 1:1
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No sir. This product dries to a uniform light gray when properly mixed. It is neither opaque nor translucent.
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I have never tried that, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. You would still have to go through the base coat/polish/top coat/cleanse process. Also watch the mint icing, it's actually green, not turquoise as pictured. If you want turquoise like pictured, use ocean wave 2-3 coats, with 1 coat of mint icing on top, then it looks like photo.
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Yes you can! They mix very well, mix a little at a time until you have the desired shade.
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Yes there is paint mixing in this one....the are some out there that don't require you to mix...plaid is oneof them.
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Yes it has to be mixed. The small bottle is the hardener, you will have a period of time to work with it before it hardens.