When highlighting with a vibrant color. How do you separate the sections of hair that is being dyed a vibrant color, to keep it from dying other hair?
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Yes, Pravana will stain any other hair that the dye touches, I'd recommend a highlighting cap or foils to separate the hair that's being dyed from the rest
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I don't have highlighted hair, but I do have fine, thin hair, and it works well for that. I plan to buy more when I run out, if that helps.
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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.
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What do you mean? Can you see? (Grin!) Just pick out the color you want. These are very strand-y. If you want to mix colors, just mix the strands. They separate well and they join back together pretty well, especially if you brush them in together. I don't really know how well the colors match, since I got dark brown or black, and it was very dark.
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I have a mixture of grey and highlighted hair and did not find this product useful. It brought out yellow tints in the highlighted hair which is what I was trying to prevent.Kathy
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The hair that had not been bleached won't get lighter, but it will tone it. For example, if your highlights are getting brassy, you can use "White Lady" to take the brassy color out, but the other hair is brown, it will pull some of the warmth out of it. Hope that helps!
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Hi Dayna,I use this for my highlighted hair to keep it from turning brassy BUT I will tell you; my dad has a full head a lovely silver hair and this is what he uses as well. I get a lot of compliments from my friends because they think his hair is professionally dyed that color. I tell them it's his natural hair color. So it must be doing something to his hair. It never looks dull or gets that yellow cast that some gray/silver hair can get. Worth a try for the price.
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Actually they all will I even lighten my dark hair with the blond, I typically use different variations of red. Not only does it color but out coats, softens and makes my hair silky super shiny and bouncy. No chemical what so ever. Enjoy
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Yes. You have the choice of red, blue or white highlights. It works very well.
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I just mix it in like any other hair coloring and it comes out fine. Just work it into a section at a time and then make sure all hair is covered with the coloring solution.
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This mixes with the actual hair dye to activate it.so u need the dye and this but the volumes are different. Example this one volume 18 is for dyeing grey hair better. This in my opinion is a very good product i use this brand only and #5 coloring. Hope this helps
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It IS permanent. It stays until I cut that hair off. And I don't cut my hair for months at a time. After a haircut, I get asked if I colored my hair darker. I say, "No, I just cut my hair."
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Sparks color is an oxidative color - this means that the color molecule swells and gets lodged in the hair shaft. This makes the color "permanent."Overprocessing Sparks color will actually cause the molecules to swell and break - a process called overprocessing. This actually weakens your color retention.The best amount of time is the one recommended by the manufacturer. It sounds hard to believe that vibrant color only needs to be left on such a short amount of time, but it's true!It's truly a great product. Let me know if you have further questions by emailing sales@doctoredlocks.com! Sparks color is an oxidative color - this means that the color molecule swells and gets lodged in the hair shaft. This makes the color "permanent."Overprocessing Sparks color will actually cause the molecules to swell and break - a process called overprocessing. This actually weakens your color retention.The best amount of time is the one recommended by the manufacturer. It sounds hard to believe that vibrant color only needs to be left on such a short amount of time, but it's true!It's truly a great product. Let me know if you have further questions by emailing... » Read More Sparks color is an oxidative color - this means that the color molecule swells and gets lodged in the hair shaft. This makes the color "permanent."Overprocessing Sparks color will actually cause the molecules to swell and break - a process called overprocessing. This actually weakens your color retention.The best amount of time is the one recommended by the manufacturer. It sounds hard to believe that vibrant color only needs to be left on such a short amount of time, but it's true!It's truly a great product. Let me know if you have further questions by emailing sales@doctoredlocks.com! « Show Less
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I dyed my hair the day before to a dark brown shade as I had a really red color on my hair and it had grown out with gray roots so it was tacky. I left the Frost and Glow on 60 minutes and it's fine. I went and had my ends trimmed and the beautician actually complimented me on the job I did.
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Hmm you bleach your hair, do a strand test first , test the purple, you want the purple come through bleach completely, or highlights , I hope this helps
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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!
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I did mine after highlight my hair and the result it's very nice smoth my hair with silky touch and my highlight look owsem not fad or changing in color tone .not too bad smell it's light chemical smell ,I put some hair cream to get rid of this smell.