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!
2809
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.
2810
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.
2811
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.
2812
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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No, it'll be blue-black, though as with any and all dyes, it depends on how long you leave it on, and if you decide to go that route, remember that you only mix it with water to mashed potato consistency. No lemon juice or anything citric, as you would use with henna.
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it changes the hue of the room slightly...I don't know that I would mix colors...I like the blue because they look like skylights :)
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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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Unfortunately they don't cycle through colors through software settings.You have the option of choosing only 1 set color that will fade in and out.For some reason the orange fades into a blood red color before blacking out which is just a cool unintentional effect.
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No this works better as a translucent lens tint and would appear runny and will cause the emblem to have an acid washed effect with a blue overtone and in my opinion would look horrible. Try something like a Gunmetal spray paint for better results. Just ensure proper prepping.
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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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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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My best guess would be not that well, unless you bleach it first. It's not a very strong dye in comparison with some of the other brands. If you want something intense enough to dye over color, I would go with Special Effects. Their pimpin purple has great lasting power and would probably cover it well.
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All of them have a pink undertone. The blue are magenta. The burnt orange/brown would probably work well for you. I actually mix a number of them together and then use a frosted lipstick to get the effect I want. Hope that helps.
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I don't know that answer. I used the pink and it did not show at all on my bleached hair. I would try the blue color from Splat. it really holds and last.
486268
That blue is light enough to put the purple this purple on it you dont have to.I would show you a picture of my hair but I don't know how to upload..I have the blue and I added purple on the back and it cover the blue just fine. No need of bleach
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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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I got blue and pink when I ordered. You should contact the seller before buying and see if you can request the colour that you want.
1988617
I have used this film but I applied it on top of 5% tint that was already installed.Honestly, I couldn't tell you if it'll look purple or not viewing it from inside the car but I highly doubt it. It's a dark film and the most it'll look like is a very dark blue but probably not. I would buy one box first to see how it turns out to your liking. Other than that, it's a great tint.
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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've been using it for about a year now. Unlike Manic Panic, which fades to light blue or purple, this stays a deep blue. I bleach before dying and try to always wash in cold water. This helps retain the color. Mine turns out nearly exactly the same shade as the picture and just loses it's vibrancy over the course of about 1.5 months. But by that time, I need to update it anyways due to root growth.