can i air dry my hair after using roux fanci-ful temporary haircolor rinse?
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I do! I shampoo, condition, squeeze the rinse thru my hair, comb it thru a little, fluff it up and away go!
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Of course you can. I would also be inclined to scrunch dry it too. It has a mild setting base.
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Yes. This is just a rinse, not a dye. It's like applying colored water to your hair. It's not greasy or thick. No stain and rinses out. You can even dab it on gray roots to postpone dying your hair as often.
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Yes,I have been using this product for many years and blow dry after each use
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Yes, for sure! In a salon they typically fix the color under a hood-dryer but a hand-held dryer works fine too. Since I don't want to sit around for 20 or 30 minutes holding a hand-held hair-dryer, I simply leave the cellophane on my hair for an hour or so--under a plastic bag to keep to keep the color from staining the towel I wrap around my head to--sort of--warm up my hair.
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You can, but it made my hair look fried! Even when I let it air dry it looked fried.
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I use this product in my hair that is naturally wavy (almost curly) along with mousse before I blow it out straight. I have thin, fine hair. I don't put it in my hair and let it air dry, wouldn't work for my hair type.
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The instructions suggest and it would probably be best if you waited 24 hours before washing your hair after you use the color. Also, a shampoo formulated for colored hair seems to help the color last.
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Use it at the roots only. You can use before a blow dry or after then style. I use it at my roots on damp hair then blow dry with a large curl brush.
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I don't see any reason why it would dry out color-treated hair. My hair is permed and there have been no bad reactions. I recommend you try it, I am about to re-order another.
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No, You put it on damp hair before blowing or styling, Also you can use it on dry hair to get rid of the frizzies or flyaways especially in the winter for that static thing sometimed when the air is too dry.
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After shampooing hair, towel dry it, then distribute foam throughout hair. Leave on 5-15 minutes (or longer if you want, you can put a shower cap on while it's in) then rinse it out, and use conditioner as usual. It's a semi-permanent color (unless a dark color is used on light hair, then it would be more permanent and probably never fade completely). But if you use the violet to take out brassiness in blonde hair like I do, then use probably once a month or so. I have used after dying hair with a box color and once after a salon coloring when the blonde was a little too yellow, and I've used on my natural blonde hair as well. After shampooing hair, towel dry it, then distribute foam throughout hair. Leave on 5-15 minutes (or longer if you want, you can put a shower cap on while it's in) then rinse it out, and use conditioner as usual. It's a semi-permanent color (unless a dark color is used on light hair, then it would be more permanent and probably never fade completely). But if you use the violet to take out brassiness in blonde hair like I do, then use probably once a month or so. I have used after dying hair with a box color and once after a salon coloring when the blonde was a little too yellow, and I've... » Read More After shampooing hair, towel dry it, then distribute foam throughout hair. Leave on 5-15 minutes (or longer if you want, you can put a shower cap on while it's in) then rinse it out, and use conditioner as usual. It's a semi-permanent color (unless a dark color is used on light hair, then it would be more permanent and probably never fade completely). But if you use the violet to take out brassiness in blonde hair like I do, then use probably once a month or so. I have used after dying hair with a box color and once after a salon coloring when the blonde was a little too yellow, and I've used on my natural blonde hair as well. « Show Less
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Probably not because when ive added to dry hair it definitely doesnt get the desired results. Its best applied to a partially damp head. Like after getting out the shower and your hair air dries about 15-30 minutes later. Thats when in my experience i get the best results.
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Yes you can, I also use Aphogee provitamin leave in conditioner after the intensive conditioner. Try not to use heat on over processed hair. Shampoo gently, condition, make a natural hot oil treatment and end with the leave in conditioner. Allow hair to air dry(handle over processed hair as little as possible with heat)
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I just blow dry. I don't think your hair will just be straight from it air drying.
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The answers already given are spot on. Best to rinse with mild soap and warm water and let is hair dry.
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This item is currently out of stock. However, we do have the ROUX Fanci-Full Rinse Temporary Hair Color True Steel 15 oz ROU5041 in stock which is similar.
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Hi dear Janine, yes. You have to blow dry your hair. I like it because it leaves the hair soft and silky. I've only used 2 times and my hair regained its shape and softness :D
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I use it when my hair is wet just before blow drying. Sometimes if I have fly always or want a smoother look I put a small on when dry after styling.
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It can be used on wet hair but I would let my hair air dry before I pressed it or you may fry your hair.