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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It got out some but not all the brass from dark blonde so would be similar for light brown. I am going to try T18 because I still have a lot of yellow.
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It will affect the print colors only a little. Pink will be a bit more orange and green a bit more olive. Background will of course be orange, so there will be less contrast between print and background. Sounds like a cool idea.
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technically yes, make sure it's a light color you get or the color isn't going to show up. I think it's too fragile to hold up to bleaching/coloring multi-step processing. I'm not affiliated with the company or anything, so I could be wrong. this is based on my personal experience with the extensions. I wasn't able to use them more than a month before they were beyond repair.
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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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there's a few pinks, sepia tones & yellows - not real strong on true flesh colors. Nothing called "flesh" - but they are very mixable & blend-able. I've used them more in my figurative works for highlights & shadows. You can paint a face pink, wet it, then blend with water & a brush, then add in the highlights & shadows in various shades & colors. There's only one real way to find out for sure if you like them. They can also be used with regular watercolors but I think the pencils are easiest & versatile because they can be used dry or wet. When you get to a place in your drawing or painting that you know you want to keep, you can spray it with a clear acrylic matte sealer to "fix" it, then work more on top of it. The only pencil that I found that would work on top of the spray. For me they are a very good value. Try it & have fun! - sea
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Thank you so much for answering my question. I'm just begenning and the only backdrop I have is a blue one and I want to try this digital backgrounds collection to see how it works out for me. How has it worked for you?
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The Terra Cotta Kit should allow you to obtain the Pinkish color. The Blue is dependent on whether it is a slate looking blue or a true blue color. If Slate - then the White Grey set will work for you. If True Blue or if the Pink is more to the red side, you will need to obtain a Blue and Red Stick to blend the colors with the White stick in the White/Grey kit. I would ask that you call 215-426-6216 ext.314 to order this custom kit. Thank you
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This is what the advanced manual says (haven't tried it yet): When you're in MyColors, go right until Sepia is highlighted, then press the Menu button. Sepia now changes to BW and you can shoot in black and white. A little convoluted if you ask me, but once you find it, shouldn't be too difficult to access in the future.
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Absolutely! It gives a soft blue glow so be careful sneaky one. Only noticeable if on the same side order black instead of white. Good luck ;)
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I love the shimmer effect but it can be hard to use. There's often times a hash clipping on the reverb if you play a really harsh note all of a sudden. Really depends on what type of playing you're looking to use it for.
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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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For this color you don't have to I think !!! Because I'm having purple hair right now since I couldn't have mine silver. (But I use SPLAT kit, their bleach is super amazing, my hair always got burned even just for 5 mins with other bleaches but with splat bleach I left for 1 hour and my hair doesn't have any problems^^) 2nd thing you need to know, The Pravana is not permanent color.my experience was that After 8or10 shampoos the colors get faded (with splat it's the same cause the both are not permanent) I hope you will have the color you want. Good luck. And share if you know how to get grey smokey hair color please. For this color you don't have to I think !!! Because I'm having purple hair right now since I couldn't have mine silver. (But I use SPLAT kit, their bleach is super amazing, my hair always got burned even just for 5 mins with other bleaches but with splat bleach I left for 1 hour and my hair doesn't have any problems^^) 2nd thing you need to know, The Pravana is not permanent color.my experience was that After 8or10 shampoos the colors get faded (with splat it's the same cause the both are not permanent) I hope you will have the color you want. Good luck. And share if you know how to get... » Read More For this color you don't have to I think !!! Because I'm having purple hair right now since I couldn't have mine silver. (But I use SPLAT kit, their bleach is super amazing, my hair always got burned even just for 5 mins with other bleaches but with splat bleach I left for 1 hour and my hair doesn't have any problems^^) 2nd thing you need to know, The Pravana is not permanent color.my experience was that After 8or10 shampoos the colors get faded (with splat it's the same cause the both are not permanent) I hope you will have the color you want. Good luck. And share if you know how to get grey smokey hair color please. « Show Less
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It'll be purple, but not vivid. Even a lightener would help, if you don't want to go for bleaching. Highlights work, too.
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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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If you choose a shade lighter than your natural color, it won't change the color. I don't think it thickens (does any dye?) but it adds a nice gloss. I love it!
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I, personally say tardis blue, because thats what I used and it came out beautiful! It pretty much blended right in! Hope that helps!