Is this a rinse or permanent dye
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This is a rinse which coats the shaft of each hair, not a permanent dye involving peroxide. The rinse water from your first few shampoos will be reddish. After a couple of weeks the rinse water will be clear but the color will remain in your hair, particularly if it is porous.
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It is actually like a glaze. It conditions your hair and puts a protective sheen on it, giving hair that glossy look. It is temporary and comes in clear or color. The color ones can actually come off on clothing, but washes out completely with regular detergent. It is not advisable to wear white or light colored tops after using the colored option. It washes away with shampoo and usually retains through 3 to 4 shampoos if applied properly. It makes hair more manageable, but for some hair types could require a light additional conditioner after rinsing.
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It is both, a shampoo that is applied accordingly, yet it colors the hair. My results wereimmediate. I shampooed the very first time, rinsed with clear water and my grey roots werecolored as well as my tresses.
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I used it on colored and had no problem. I used the powder kind for laundry. Put the amount in the machine while it was filling up with water so it would dissolve. Then added clothes.
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I started using indigo in November (4 months ago). My color has not faded at all. My hair is difficult to dye! I have had permanent dyes that washed out when I rinsed my hair. I only apply indigo to my new growth, after applying henna. I do not mix them. I like that dark auburn with red streaks. It looks like my family's hair color. This product is also not as gritty as others and easier to rinse out (after three rinses with applying conditioner between rinses).
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Yes, this IS a permanent toner. I personally use this product regularly after bleaching.. it pulls the yellow/gold tones out for a white non brassy super blonde. I love it! It may leave a grey or purple hue if left in too long... this can be washed away with any clarifying shampoo.
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Probably not. It's a pigment, not a dye (not being sarcastic). Look up the difference on Wikipedia--I don't remember offhand.
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It will come out spotty if you dilute it. I would suggest you using another dye. Good luck!!!!
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It's sodium carbonate. This exact product is also sold as a swimming pool pH increaser. Sodium hydroxide, or lye, should not be used to tie-dye. Likewise, this product (soda ash) won't help you saponify oils for soap, or clear a blocked drain like lye will. Sodium Hydroxide, improperly mixed with water, can burn holes through plastic and cause severe tissue damage. Soda ash, mixed with water, will dry your hands out for a day.
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Don't know about those colors, but I have used both and like the rinse much better. I have actually mixed the rinse in with my own mousse at times but my best results have been rinse then let get pretty dry then product like mousse.
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I used the dark purple on my unbleached dark brown hair 3 weeks ago and it hasn't faded at all. The color lightens a little but it isn't any less vibrant. This is definitely a permanent color, but be careful when you shower because even now when I shampoo my water runs purple.
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That means that when you shampoo your hair the color will come out of you hair. It is not a permanent hair color. Follow the directions.
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yes this dye is strong but also dark so be careful even with the clear it is still very dark. good luck oh yeah and it stains tub if you do not bleach asap better off washing it in kitchen sink
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I have used this product many times, in many colors. If you do not have light blonde hair, then you must first bleach your hair initially. There is NO bleach or peroxide in this dye. It is also the least invasive and least harsh dye out there, and longer lasting than other strong chemical dyes. It does NOT have a nasty odor or harsh chemical smell. I do believe it is made partially with natural colorants and dyes. I tried the conditioner trick, and it colored my hands and skin a bit. So, I recommend brushing a little of the color on the "problem areas" before showering, as needed.
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Hi Tracy, it lasts only 2-3 weeks. It is a beautiful natural color, however the main reason I use this dye, is that I am allergic to ammonia and peroxide. Otherwise I would prefer a permanent hair dye as opposed to this semi permanent Hope this helps, Antoinette
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I don't think so. Once bleach has touched your carpet or clothing etc that is pretty much how it will remain. Bleach is permanent, unless you chose to try and dye it. I don't recommend dyeing your carpet.
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The Fanci-Full Temporary Color is exactly what it says - temporary. I've not used other version. I apply the temporary rinse directly to my hair after I've towel dried it. I don't rinse it out. It lasts through a couple of days of rinsing my hair but goes away when I shampoo my hair. I use it to extend the length of time between permanent hair color from my hair dresser. It should do well for you while you let your permanent hair color grow out.I mix a bit of the Frivolous Fawn in with the Plush Brown in the bottle so that it matches my hair color. It always looks great. I apply it directly to my roots from the bottle and then comb it out to the ends, then dry it. The Fanci-Full Temporary Color is exactly what it says - temporary. I've not used other version. I apply the temporary rinse directly to my hair after I've towel dried it. I don't rinse it out. It lasts through a couple of days of rinsing my hair but goes away when I shampoo my hair. I use it to extend the length of time between permanent hair color from my hair dresser. It should do well for you while you let your permanent hair color grow out.I mix a bit of the Frivolous Fawn in with the Plush Brown in the bottle so that it matches my hair color. It always looks great. I apply... » Read More The Fanci-Full Temporary Color is exactly what it says - temporary. I've not used other version. I apply the temporary rinse directly to my hair after I've towel dried it. I don't rinse it out. It lasts through a couple of days of rinsing my hair but goes away when I shampoo my hair. I use it to extend the length of time between permanent hair color from my hair dresser. It should do well for you while you let your permanent hair color grow out.I mix a bit of the Frivolous Fawn in with the Plush Brown in the bottle so that it matches my hair color. It always looks great. I apply it directly to my roots from the bottle and then comb it out to the ends, then dry it. « Show Less
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I had mine previously washes and dried. Products may contain oils, silicones, or other chemicals that can alter the adhesion of the dye. What i did do is get a conditioner that was sulfate, paraben free and mixed a little into the dye to give it volume. This helped the dye spread easily