Has anyone tried reapplying the same shade on the day after coloring in order to blend missed spots? Should I wait a week &amp; live with zebra stripes?
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if you use the healthy look formula with no peroxide and just apply as a touch up, you should be just fine!! i still did the overall 5 min dose at the end to blend with no problems.
1975281
Interesting. I definitely use it as the base coat. I don't think it will cover the color so you should not have to reapply. However guess you will have to experiment or contact OPI for more explicit information.
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Use the lighter colors first and wipe with alcohol at your blend areas and lighten the area up and place you darker color. The alcohol will allow you to blend the two or more colors
2101798
Yes, me too i had a same mistake Just ok after removed ,,,Its a very bad skin i have ever use , the color change few days after use
1358796
I would suggest having someone else spray you. The directions say only to use in up and down strokes to keep your tan even. It is extremely hard to evenly tan yourself without missing any spots (I've tried)
311486
technically yes, make sure it's a light color you get or the color isn't going to show up. I think it's too fragile to hold up to bleaching/coloring multi-step processing. I'm not affiliated with the company or anything, so I could be wrong. this is based on my personal experience with the extensions. I wasn't able to use them more than a month before they were beyond repair.
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I myself am mega pale so I can't say from experience lol- but there are so many shades and the colors are really blendable with a good concealer brush so I'd say so � you can always add in a little moisturizer to make it easier to mix too
127150
From my experience it should be enough. But few things to note: 1. Check on a small patch. I did an initial mistake for similar thing which turned to different color. 2. I bleached that spot completely and applied. It worked for me. ( I am not an expert, but worked :) for me) 3. Let the trail part completely dry to see the difference, while applying it might look light and it gets darker. 4. Trying color in cotton swab and on material was different from my experience. As the cotton was pure white, but applying it on existing color it was different. ( basic thing on color combination but I went wrong with it initially and hence adding it) HTH.. Good luck
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Hi! Personally I enjoyed some darkness after a week or so and the ingredients seemed to help with conditioning right away. (Getting older and not really caring for my "eyelashes", haha.) I think mine were really dry and now being supple have softened and lengthened, so I would have to estimate for me really visible in 3-4 weeks.
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Yes. I usually just use water but baking soda and water may be even better. Start with a lower concentration and don't leave it on long. And a day or two later redo the same spot. Good luck!
1008170
I noticed chalkiness initially, but I applied less to see if that helped. It did, and also I noticed that after half an hour, there was no residual look. It needs time, like most make up, to meld with your skin I think.
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My highlights soaked it up like a sponge and it was not flattering. However, my experience is the color does not last long and will fade, so if you do try it and don't like it, it wont be permanent.
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I did try it for just that reason and found success as long as I went right behind with a soft cloth a blended. Small pinpoint areas are fine but broad strokes look like bad coloring.
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Honestly I think you may have to play around with it to find the right one. I bought natural and it was a little too dark, you can always buy a lighter shade to mix with one that's too dark. Your best bet is to go to a store and actually hold one to your skin before you order online. Also try the Loreal website
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I would suggest mousse, that way you are assured better coverage. Editing to add: I used the rinse a handful of times before giving up on it, and switching products to a mousse temporary dye.
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Hi,I am not too sure of your skin type, but I would start with just doing a sample patch first, leaving it one the least amount of time as suggested on the box. If you don't suffer any problems, then you can work your way up to using it once a week. I would do mine at night to allow for any redness to subside by morning. Also remember to check against the other beauty products in your regime. Some of the different acids should not be mixed or they could severely irritate your skin. Please do your homework before using with retinols and other acidic products! Good luck:)
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I used it and it looked like it took off most of the dye, but by the next day it was as dark as before I used it. I don't know what happened. Other people had the same problem as I did. Cj