How long do you have to leave the cream on? If you leave it on less time, will the color be subtler? I want a soft copper sheen.
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I have short hair with many gray strands and want a natural look. Where the time chart says leave it on 45 minutes, I leave it 35. It colors the gray but much lighter like my natural highlights. I use only 1/6th bottle per application and it lasts almost a year.
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I have used a couple of their products over the years. I think that would work. It doesn't work like regular hair dye where you are mixing chemicals and it develops. It is already in its final state. You are just letting it soak into your hair. For example, I have short hair, so I have used half a bottle and then used more in a few weeks. I will say though, it is not super long lasting, so you may just want to do it the full time because it will fade. The copper is my favorite! It gives a nice natural redhead looking tone, rather than the unnatural red you often see in dyes. Hope that helps!
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The hair can be very short. I barely let mine become visible when I use the cream. That is about once a week. You do need to time how long it takes to remove hair. I started with the suggest 3 minute minimum and found I needed more time. For me it is 4 to 4 1/2 minutes. Longer and the skin becomes irritated. I do not use as thick a layer as the say. I find it works for me as long as I can see a thin layer of cream.
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If you want to cover grey, I would suggest doing a darker color (try to match your original color), and mix in the copper. I use a whole bottle of golden brown and about 1/3 to half a bottle of copper.
1327709
It's slightly skin colored, still you get a bit pale after applaying, but not as bad as with other creams. I like it.
757403
This is a one-color BB cream and it does very well oxidize to compliment your skin tone. You have to let it set for about 5 minutes to properly oxidize, but it should look fine after!
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I have used both, and the liquid is less messy and easier to use but I think the cream polish May last a bit longer.
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The directions say to leave it out in direct sunlight for an hour to refresh it. I would suggest it be on a very warm day and probably for longer than an hour. I don't get a lot of direct sunlight, so when I left it out I didn't notice a lot of difference.
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For me, there is a very light white coating as I'm rubbing it in. It fades quickly once rubbed in and given a minute or two to absorb and dry. I've been very happy with it. I have medium/relatively fair skin. Might be a different experience for those with darker skin tones.
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Your skln will not get darker from the use of this cream unless you burn it. I have only peeled in tiny spots on my neck. One thing people need to understand about these type of products is that this is long term. My skln has a more even color then it has ever had. My face has never peeled in a way you could see it peeling. This is a product you would use for a long time. I wish I had started this year's ago.
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I just keep wiping off the polish until it barely goes on. I find that when it gets under the light it gets thicker. Depending on the color I will have to do 3-4 coats. I have had my light since June and won't go back to regular polish.
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The fragrance wears off after you apply it in a few hours. It wasn't offensive. No one ever commented on it. I just noticed it wasn't the usual scent you would find in most other lotions creams etc. Hope this helps. Sorry I hadn't answered sooner.
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The tube I got was full of liquid but I just shook it (for about a minute) until it hardened; it started coming out as a thick cream. I left it out for two days to see if it would go back to being liquid but that hasn't happened...yet. Though I don't know if it's a bad batch like C.Ho said since I haven't experienced any sunburn. I'm dark skinned so that might be why.
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Mine was clear; it's not uncommon for these types of creams/gels to turn color after a while (I have another one that was white and now is brown). I don't know what it means once the color changes - is it less effective? Is it dangerous? I would call the manufacturer if I were you.
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Can't address the Moscow Mule Mugs issue. I do use it on copper cookware, and on a round solid copper mixing bowl. When the polish dries, it is easy to see to buff off. If you miss a spot, you notice and go back and buff it off. Doubt I've ingested much, but if so, I haven't died yet. I love the product because it is gentle on the copper, is not abrasive, has no offensive chemical smell, does not harm my tender skin (though I do wear rubber gloves while applying the polish, I remove them for the buffing portion of the chore). And, something they don't tell you: the copper polish is effective on stainless steel cookware as will. I like the Wright's silver polish as well. Can't address the Moscow Mule Mugs issue. I do use it on copper cookware, and on a round solid copper mixing bowl. When the polish dries, it is easy to see to buff off. If you miss a spot, you notice and go back and buff it off. Doubt I've ingested much, but if so, I haven't died yet. I love the product because it is gentle on the copper, is not abrasive, has no offensive chemical smell, does not harm my tender skin (though I do wear rubber gloves while applying the polish, I remove them for the buffing portion of the chore). And, something they don't tell you: the copper polish is... » Read More Can't address the Moscow Mule Mugs issue. I do use it on copper cookware, and on a round solid copper mixing bowl. When the polish dries, it is easy to see to buff off. If you miss a spot, you notice and go back and buff it off. Doubt I've ingested much, but if so, I haven't died yet. I love the product because it is gentle on the copper, is not abrasive, has no offensive chemical smell, does not harm my tender skin (though I do wear rubber gloves while applying the polish, I remove them for the buffing portion of the chore). And, something they don't tell you: the copper polish is effective on stainless steel cookware as will. I like the Wright's silver polish as well. « Show Less
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I left it on for 3 hours. Longer is better to cover-up the gray. I have to do touch ups every 5 weeks.
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Sorry too busy, use it before your day or night cream I usually use 6 drops mornings and nights, I believe it last three months. I love it and I use after my MT ROLL 540 needles
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For me, I found that NO cream was needed!!! I learned that the hard way. Cream tends to create a sticky goo that keeps the head from moving smoothly across my face & only clogs the lights. Actually, once your skin warms a little (which is almost instantaneous) , it glides very smoothly with nothing required!!! What I do to warm the head just a little is I turn it away from my face & then touch the side of the head with the tip of my finger. The lights come on which helps to warm the metal. I don't hold it like that for long as I don't want it hot...just warm.