Can I use this treatment for highlights?
1051367
Yes. I am a cosmetologist. I have highlights. And it is amazing. It helped repair my hair. It also grew faster after I started using this product.
1922392
No, if you use as directed with developer, it will get all lighter, maybe not as light as the highlighted part. You'll also want to be careful not to fry the part that's already highlighted.
2046458
I don't put this too close to my eyeballs... It really burns if you get it in your eye. I use it on the sides near where you would typically get crows feet. It's an amazing exfoliator. Really gets rid of fine lines and brightens the skin. It's ok for hyper pigmentation but not great. They have a collection specifically for sun damage/hyper pigmentation called Laser Free that may work better for you if that's what you're looking for. I made this purchase more for the fine line reduction and was pleased that it brightened my skin as a bonus. I hear good things about murad... They have a serum that is supposed to lighten dark spots
2062260
Not that I'm aware of. It's kind of more like a toner. It says on the bottle it can be used on all kinds of hair colors. I have brown hair with highlights. It's just kind of revives the highlights but doesn't affect the rest of my hair.
1844789
I have highlighted hair and have no problems; in fact, it tends to brighten both the natural and colored portions of my hair. It tends to remove brassiness from blonde hair, so I'd say it should be fine. Ask your stylist to make sure, though.
221800
I personally use it on highlighted hair. Occasionally I need to put some conditioner on the ends d/t some dryness, but it doesn't effect the color
1191595
If the spots are not very dark you will see them lighten. I have one that is darker and it has gotten better but still is visible. It takes time though and patience. This has worked as well as pricier OTC products. If you want faster you will need a prescription. Worth a try though for the price.
11984
Dear God no. Unless you want the areas you apply the product to to be lighter. Don't forget this is a bleaching cream
1922394
I didn't have highlighted hair when I used this but I would think that if you use it all over, your highlighted hair will of course get lighter and also, your un-highlighted hair will probably get lighter too. Maybe not as much, but I think it will lighten it a little. Maybe use a 10 volume developer so it won't lighten it as much. The higher the volume, the higher it will lift color from your hair. Hope this helps :)
1230189
Yes. I have highlighted my hair for years and this is the best I have ever used. I will not use anything else.
464823
This is a highlighter, not a foundation or concealer, so you use it as a brightener/shimmer on your cheekbones, nose, chin, eyelids, collarbone, or anywhere else you want light to reflect off your face/body. :) If you put it all over your face, you might end up looking like a vampire from Twilight!
371124
I get my hair highlighted and it helps prevent my hair from getting brassy looking from the well water. It works wonders. But I'm not sure how it works with Color-treated hair, sorry!
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.
914178
Probably not, light therapy works on a cellular level (stimulating regeneration). It works better for fine lines, age spots and broken capillaries. :(
302304
I've colored my hair and then used the highlights with no problem. It is essentially a bleaching process and the bleach will cut through even previously dyed hair. Hope this helps!
196013
I believe you could, but its just a temporary stain so it might not show up well over your existing color unless you were in bright light. Applying to pre-lightened hair is highly recommended.
1842862
Yes, if you don't use it exactly like the instruction say, an uneven application will cause an uneven discoloration.