Could you use this as temporary hair dye?
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I wouldn't recommend it, the paint is alcohol based and need a rubbing alcohol to remove. Plus it would be very sticky. If you can find a water based paint to use in this system you might have better luck.
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Yes, you can. My hair was still dyed, but I stopped dying it and started using GrayBan so I could let my gray grow out gradually. If you have dark hair, it won't completely restore the dark color, but it helps it to blend in more naturally and make you look less gray.
754171
Nop. Its not a for hair coloring. It is for enhancing color and shine. It makes your hair more soft shining and straight. No friz. Leave it on for 20 min. Then wash normaly.
979777
The hair is synthetic, I don't believe it will take dye. It is heat resistant though, so you can use low heat appliances to style it.
367371
Yes, it can be used at different times. This is a semi-permanent color that is already mixed. No need to mix developer and color as with permanent color. This particular color worked well in covering the gray when I left in on for the prescribed time of 30 minutes, and it rinses very well. In addition, I also purchased a shampoo/conditioner that helps retain the color from my local grocery store. Good luck and have fun!
390681
YES!!! I love this product, and I use it on my colored and sometimes highlighted with bleach, hair. It is wonderful, a little bit goes a long ways.
775699
I dye my hair and use it. I don't think it does any harm. I love this stuff, It smells really good and I also use in my kids hair.
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Yes. What are you dying? I used it to dye the tips of my hair blue. All I did was make it into a paste with a little water let it sit on hair for about 20 min rinse it out and it will be the prettiest blue! If your hair is a light blonde...
780676
No, it is not strong enough to do that. My hairdresser suggests that it be used twice a week, at most. That is so that the bleached part of the hair does not take on a bluish cast from overuse of the product.
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Not entirely sure... I don't color my hair, so I am hesitant to say yes. I would call a store like Ulta to ask the specialist there... Sorry I can't be of more help!
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If it's truly human hair then you can, color it. You will first have to diffuse the color first( lightener). Then use the blue on it. Otherwise the blue won't show.
67352
Yes it works great for it, however in about 4-6 weeks you will need to reapply but it is a great alternative to all the chemicals of dye.
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No - you would need a lot to color most of your hair and it would be sticky and matted. Maybe you could some low lights.
654756
Yes you can color the hair but it's not a 100 percent human hair. Nd the color not going to match up all the way
366440
Yes you can, it does not contain any sulfates that may cause the removal of hair color
395496
You can't dye this hair.. It will NOT take.It's synthetic....You'll just waste your dye, and time.
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I'm not sure if it would work, I mixed it with a nail polish base and it didn't hold for a week. The pigment became clear and no longer was thermal. Depending on the base you mix it with, it might work for awhile but all thermal pigment will break down eventually if you mix with a base. This lasted the shortest out of all the thermal pigments I have used. Hope this helps