If I use Blue Mayhem over Colour Effects Fuschia (faded to a very light, brassy pink), would it still come out blue?
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It will have a purple-ish tone, rather than straight blue . . . I know from experience!
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I don't know. The only blue color I've tried was fishbowl on almost blonde faded pink and it turned out too dark I couldn't see it so with blues it may be eat to be very blonde.
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It will most likely turn out purple, or another color that is not so attractive, you would need to get the brassiness out of your hair to get a true blue. It's one of those colors that are a little more finicky.
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Unlikely. In order to get an accurate blue shade your hair needs to be bleached to a very light, non-brassy blonde shade. If you use blue dye over pink, red, orange, or yellow hair it will frequently turn green or a muddy color.
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I have never tried it but I think it will probably turn out mostly blue with a slight purple color in some places.
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This gives my gray a copper color, like highlights , ( I would not suggest it if you have a lot of gray in a concentrated area) which I like ...I also have it in the black(noir) and I will mix the two if I want less copper( not brass) Hope this helps
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It's a good idea to rebleach to white if possible to get the full vibrancy of color. Remember to condition!
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I've purchased so many of these and I've noticed the orangy-amber color works best. I bought a multi-colored one for my daughter and it still worked, but not as well as the one we bought for our son (which is the orangy one I mentioned) I bought a darker reddish looking one for my nephew and my brother said it worked, but then I also read that the lighter colored ones work best. Just make sure that what you're buying is indeed Baltic Amber and you should be just fine.
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The blue actually gives a bit of blacklight effect, though it isn't as intense as a true blacklight. But it definitely makes some orange and red colored items glow.
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Yes and I find Super Blue gives a darker, blacker, finish than Perma Blue. I used SB to go over all of the worn metalwork on. German 98k and it looks as good as new. Apply as directed and buff between coats with steel wool
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I have a semipermanent color in and it hasn't affected it. Hope that helps.
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I have - my hair is pretty dark, so the blue doesn't pop like if I were to bleach it. However, with how well it does work, with a lighter color like you mentioned, I think it would still hold pretty well. This is honestly the best stuff I've found in 10+ years of dying my hair funky colors. Let us know what you think if you take the plunge!! :)
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Any octain boost with MMT will give you orange/brown plug color - it's normal and should only be a "tint" not a coating unless you're using to much.
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It doesn't really matter as long as you keep it consistent. Blue is usually associated with Ground (negative) good luck
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It will still be multi-coloured, although it will not blink, it will consistantly pulsate random colour, Good luck with youre project!
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I have done both. I have bleached it and then colored my hair Violet and the color was intense and bright. As it faded into a real light blue/gray, I wanted a more "normal" color so I colored over it with a chemical based color (Feria) red. Then after a few weeks I wanted to tone that red down, so I added the Violet over the top of the Feria and resulted in a more purplish hue which I find very pretty and not too loud of a color. The best part of using it over a natural color is it just adds a hint of color, but when you use it over bleach it's a more drastic color. It depends on what look you seek. I have done both. I have bleached it and then colored my hair Violet and the color was intense and bright. As it faded into a real light blue/gray, I wanted a more "normal" color so I colored over it with a chemical based color (Feria) red. Then after a few weeks I wanted to tone that red down, so I added the Violet over the top of the Feria and resulted in a more purplish hue which I find very pretty and not too loud of a color. The best part of using it over a natural color is it just adds a hint of color, but when you use it over bleach it's a more drastic color. It depends on... » Read More I have done both. I have bleached it and then colored my hair Violet and the color was intense and bright. As it faded into a real light blue/gray, I wanted a more "normal" color so I colored over it with a chemical based color (Feria) red. Then after a few weeks I wanted to tone that red down, so I added the Violet over the top of the Feria and resulted in a more purplish hue which I find very pretty and not too loud of a color. The best part of using it over a natural color is it just adds a hint of color, but when you use it over bleach it's a more drastic color. It depends on what look you seek. « Show Less
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I didn't use any with mine, because I believe it works more like a stain. It came out the brightest, vibrant purple and I loved it. My entire head was purple.
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Hello Gustavo,I only have dark blue right now.. I'll get berry and gunmetal very soon
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I don't know if blue magic works on pewter. My guess would be to say no. It tends to give a high gloss finish, which pewter doesn't really seem to have.
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You can set it to blue but if I recall it will eventually cycle to other colors. It's not here with me atm so I can't double check.
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I only got three colors. Purple, green, and a gold color. I don't know if it changes per case. If it helps, my brother in law spray painted a few black and it works amazingly. So if you don't get the colors you need, that's a quick and easy fix. It doesn't bleed or drip or warp the material :-) Good luck!! (BTW my son still plays with these!!)