Does this hair react to hair dye as real hair would? As in, can I dye it to match my hair (I have dyed other hair extensions)?
151443
I wouldn't. I own this product & the colors you see are true to color! I got the Medium Blonde & it looks exactly like my hair. It is very sensitive to water. It seems to fray. So I bought a flat Iron and that took the fraying out. It tells you in the packaging how to take care of it.
1084863
Sadly, no. even though these extensions say 100% human hair it is not the case. I was not able to dye these extensions like you would wil real authentic extensions. When you put any sort of heat on these they will melt off. Glad i could help before you waisted your money like i did!
1679047
No. Its works fine I use it on my real hair and fake hair. I had brought one of these sets 6 years ago. I had loan it out. But anyway they work good.
811770
Yes absolutly the exact color i ordered i also dye my as well lol sorry i do hair so my hairs never the same color long lol they hold great color too and u are certainly welcome!
106159
If it lightens, it's not obvious to me at all. It remains fairly dark. I have to dye my hair again only because the roots start standing out a lot. Not sure if it matters, but I have thick hair. I love this brand, but I'm pretty sure they discontinued this semi-permanent hair color. So if you decide you like it, you will have to stock up like I did :) Good luck!
1983652
No but check nioxin website for information on dyed (died) hair. I do not dye my hair that is why i ordered #2
1792524
Hi Lisa,I don't know as we all have natural hair colors and choose to not use coloring or dyes. You may want to check with mixed chicks.net directly.Thank you!
1205442
It's ment to be used straight out of the box , if u mix it with peroxide not only can that damage your hair a ton but the color will no longer be that color it would be more of a tint or wash out looking . Use it straight out of the box it comes out great , it's thick , smells good, and doesn't damage ur hair . I use it to ombre extensions and my hair looked great
392860
I don't know what these other people are talking about but I dyed my extensions when I got them because my hair is dyed deep auburn. Follow the same rule as dying your own hair. You can dye them darker but I wouldn't recommend trying to lighten as it damages hair. Also use a deep conditioner.
746532
I wouldn't recommend it, the hair I received was synthetic, not human hair. Dying darker might work, though the colour wouldn't be very pretty.
324428
I did not dye them but the weft was slightly thin. But I used them for glue ins anyways and I use two packs since I have short hair and it was very full. It is real human hair and the quality of the actual hair was great so I would assume it would be possible to dye as long as you know what you're doing.
686707
Yes, this hair you can color it. This is dark hair, so you will need to repeat color.
811387
I have not attempted to dye these, but the quality of this hair is similar to hair that I have dyed in the past. Basing it on that comparison, I would say yes.
742498
Not entirely sure... I don't color my hair, so I am hesitant to say yes. I would call a store like Ulta to ask the specialist there... Sorry I can't be of more help!
841823
I'm sure your hair will go back to its natural color. I use this about once a week and since I'm allergic to every other dye, rinse, etc on the market, this is the only hair color I can use. I love it. I am a natural brunette in the old days and this product is great. It adds a lot of highlights to my hair and turns a lot of my gray blond making me look a whole lot younger.
333267
It's going to be more vivid, like it would appear on bleached hair. You can find pictures of most of the colors on real hair if you Google them. Your hair will look like the more vibrant photos.
2206414
I bought it and have been using it.. it smells just like the real one and makes your hair feel just like the real one. I have no complaints! I am pretty sure that it is the real deal! I have bought it from salons before and I see no difference in the two :)