Can I use in shower to keep red from fading
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Yes but I would use the chi iconic color protection system step 123 which is the shampoo conditioner & leave on mask which works amazing with the chi chroma Shine
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I use it on ceramic tiles. There is a caution though; don't leave it on for more than ten minutes. So, I divide my shower surround into parts, putting Dissolve on parts 1 & 2, then rinsing part 1, applying Dissolve on part 3, rinsing part 2, etc. They come out shiny and free of built up minerals from water. There are a lot of minerals in my water and this is the first product I've found that really works.
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Not a good idea. You should have a fixture specially designed for the wet shower area. Look up shower light.
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This can be used on discolored shower tile caulk. It is not a miracle, but with repeated use it will whiten your caulking. This is all I ever use it for. You can get direct application, with minimal effort.
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I have red color put in my hair. This shampoo seems to make it last longer than other shampoos. Tend to get extra 2 to 3 weeks before needing reapplied.
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It should be safe to use in the shower as long as it is not being charged from an outlet.
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i use it in my glass shower to remove the deposits so I know it works for that purpose. it would be safe to use inside the dishwasher, in my opinion, but there is something simpler that I'd suggest. Purchase white vinegar. Put a small casserole dish on the bottom shelf of the dishwasher, upright and pour in a cup or so of vinegar. Run the washer on hot. You may have to do it a couple of times to get them all gone but it works. I do this once every other month or so to keep the deposits from forming.
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Theres no way to prevent it. What i meant in my comment was that the color its fading away. pd i do write a lot
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Per the manufacturer's website, it's safe to use: Enclosures: Showers, Shower Glass. Fixtures: Brass, Chrome, Bronze, Stainless, Nickel. Shower Curtains: Vinyl, Rubber, Nylon, Plastic. Tiles: Ceramic, Porcelain, Mosaic, Slate, Granite. Showers & Tubs: Acrylic, Porcelain, Fiberglass, Granite, Slate, Glass Tiles, Natural Stone. Sinks and Toilets*: Acrylic, Porcelain, Granite. * Require a wipe down before next use. Wet & Forget Shower is not recommended for use on natural marble. Test in an inconspicuous area if you have dark tiles and hard water to avoid highlighting calcium deposits.
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From my experience with it you need to leave it in a little longer than a shampoo. I would put mine in like you would shampoo wearing gloves because it stains everything and leave it in with a shower cap for at least half an hour and then wash it out with cold water. This is how my stylist suggested and it absolutely kept my red hair vibrant. Just be careful with towels etc.
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I am sure at some point it could get mildew but for now it is fine and dries quickly to help prevent mildew. Since the shower does remain wet as long as it does with the use of a plastic curtain it seems to cut done on the possibility. I think it works just fine, no problems at this point.
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Hi. The picture is wrong. This the Goldwell Colorance Softcolor foam. Use in shower. Then rinse. Lasts about 2 weeks...thanks
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I used it on a fabric shower curtain that was badly spotted with black mold. The mold vanished. The curtain is fine. Vivid colors of black white and red were left unchanged. Find a spot on your fabric that is not usually visible, and test it. That's what I did.
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Does not appear to be water proof to use in the shower like the face brush. I keep it in my medicine cabinet. A single charge last more than a month.
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Yes, but try not to use it with every shower because it can potentially dry out your skin and possibly cause skin irritation.
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I've had mine in my shower since November last year and it still looks as good as new. I just bought some teak oil last week to rub on it on occasion to make sure it maintains the rich dark color.
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You can use water but I don't usually. It does diffuse pretty quickly and I did notice some people mentioning adding water to slow the process. The light intensity can also affect diffussion speed. Mine is always on low for a bathroom night light