I have never dyed my hair before. Is this one easy-ish to use for beginners?
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Yes if it is Hydrience but it isn't being made any longer. I still buy it if I can find on internet. You can write to Clairol and they can tell you what you can use in its place. I'm a natural blonde (dirty blonde) and I use it only to cover what little grey I can see. If you can find it on the Internet make sure the contents are ok not old.
1131619
Not necessarily but keep in mind that the uneven color will lift unevenly with the developer you mix. You could end up with various colors in your hair due to previous dyes. IMO, just dying your hair with this a few times will eventually even it out. I would wash out as much of the manic panic as possible to get an even canvas to start with.
1234965
It is virgin hair, do not dye, no chemical. Pleaae tell us your ID when you place order, we select best packs for you.
1392716
Not knowing your basic hair color, it is difficult to say..However, why not take this opportunity to add a touch of light caramel strands by using Clairol Nice 'n Easy Hair color 116B ...Mix the color and with your hairbrush dip in mixture and brush through your hair very lightly once at the crown...once on eac side and once in the back of your hair. Test for color change at 5 minutes... 8 minutes..etc until you see the desired shade of caramel you like. Sure beats going to a pricey hair salon and I think you will be pleased. If your frosting of caramel comes out too heavy, just repeat this process with Clairol frost and tip blonde color
511096
I would bleach first, so your color is even. The splat bleach works very quickly so keep an eye on it. My hair was a light brown and it only took 25 min. for it to come up.
904289
I love this stuff - unlike the powdered henna, its SUPER easy to use. I used the powder for about 3 years then found this. Literally, all you do is squeeze the stuff into your hair. Instructions say for an hour, but I do two because I have some grey to cover. It's very easy on your hair (I HATE chemicals also). It starts out sort of a brassy color, but with any henna, it takes a day or two to oxidize so be patient and wait for 24-48 hours and you will see a lovely color......... the color slowly fades so you don't have that annoying definitive line that tells everyone your hair is colored (for me, it fades slowly so when the grey grows back in it sort of just blends in with the henna colored hair. And also unlike the chemical colors - this one doesn't come off on my sheets, doesn't dye your skin and one of the greatest things is that (since you don't have to mix any chemicals) if you have left over stuff you just cover the little tip with cling wrap to keep it from drying out - this is perfect for little touch ups on the grey that grows out while the rest of your hair is still a pretty color :) ............. BTW - I use this about every 3-4 weeks
40420
This IS a hair dye... you will need to purchase a developer along with it, but it should turn out fine on your hair.
415659
My dye wasn't bad/oxidized. I had a great experience with this hair color. First time buyer.
540817
I use the conditioner that comes with the hair color immediately after coloring per instructions, then the next day and after that I use the only Wen daily. It's great, keeps your color from fading.
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
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You can use it daily until you achieve the color you want. It will fade after a few shampoos in any case. Great for in-between color emergencies. ..
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I'd go with the blond. My hair is grayish; what brows I have left are sort of dark and bristly! but the lighter of the two "blond" powders--they are more two shades of light brown--seems to work well, blending in with what sparse rows I have left! I'm no makeup expert, but I found this product easy to use. The brushes are short, to fit in the little case, but the stiff, angled one does the job as an applicator and the other one blends in the stabilizing gel. I use a magnifying mirror if I really want to get it right, but I can also just whip some color in place and go.
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I have the same as you and age wise also. I have used this in the last and I liked it. It will make you light blonde not gray. I have naturally light hair before gray. Leave on longer for better gray coverage and if your non gray hair is not too dark.
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YES!! I use the colorless one so it does not interfere with my colored hair...I do it myself at home. brings shine and volume and movement to my hair especially to the ends since I only color the roots but not the ends that frequently, so this is a nice option. I love it.
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It is hard to say. It depends on how "intense" you want the color and what color your hair is to start with. I think it does a good job and each "pen" could be used multiple times to create streaks. I'm sorry - not sure if this helped or not! :)
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The answer is: it depends. What is your natural color hair? If it's light brown / medium blonde or lighter, this product will do a great job lightening your hair and will complement your highlights. If your natural hair is darker than that, this product will turn your hair a rusty reddish which may not be the look you're going for. I love this product because my hair is naturally light brown and I also have some grays. I used to get highlights and was spending A LOT of money getting professional highlights. Sun In easily did as good a job as my expensive highlights. I got so many compliments on my color that I now spend $6 a year on instead of $600 a year. My colorist tried to tell me this product is bad, blah blah blah. He just misses screwing me out of a lot if money. If I were you, I would "test" an inconspicuous area towards the end of your hair to see how it looks. If it looks bad, you can get a hair cut easily enough....
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I just dyed over my henna in the salon and the result was very good. What you need to do if you want an even color is to go with the darkest shade you have on your head right now. Follow the instructions for your boxed dye and all should go well. If you still see Henna then don't, I repeat DO NOT try to lighten your hair. It would be virtually impossible and the result will be a hot mess.