I have never dyed my hair before. Is this one easy-ish to use for beginners?
31083
Yes if it is Hydrience but it isn't being made any longer. I still buy it if I can find on internet. You can write to Clairol and they can tell you what you can use in its place. I'm a natural blonde (dirty blonde) and I use it only to cover what little grey I can see. If you can find it on the Internet make sure the contents are ok not old.
1205442
It's ment to be used straight out of the box , if u mix it with peroxide not only can that damage your hair a ton but the color will no longer be that color it would be more of a tint or wash out looking . Use it straight out of the box it comes out great , it's thick , smells good, and doesn't damage ur hair . I use it to ombre extensions and my hair looked great
33410
I found it really straight forward and easy to use. I think that with practice it would get easier, but out of the box was pretty easy. I recommend looking on youtube for some videos to give you some ideas. I bought it to airbrush some flower cookies, and I was really pleased with the added detail that the airbrush gave - Good luck!
1927781
No problem it is very easy - I haven't used it for a while but you mix it and then just apply it all over your hair and leave on for 10 minutes. I think it works well and is the best product I've found to get rid of brassiness.
1194362
That's exactly why I use it - for my color treated hair. My hair dresser recommended about 4 years ago and I've been using ever since. I really like it although you won't get a lot of lather with it. But it will never change or fade the color of your hair - or at least that been my experience. And if you need a conditioner the Dermorganic Intensive Hair Repair Masque with Argan Oil for Unisex is the one I use. It's amazing - your hair will feel like silk. I have curly hair so it can be quite dry - these 2 products are a staple in my hair care.
2035099
It's very messy. It stains instantly. And yeah food color based dyes rinse out very easily. Mine went from vibrant purple to blonde roots and dark ends. It took my hair dresser 4 hours to get the color out of my hair.
1178845
I think it would be ok for a beginner. Just make sure to watch out it dry's pretty fast.
588813
You can dye the whole hair but if you follow the instructions carefully, you first dye the roots and then wait for 20 mins. Then you dye the whole hair and taking a small portions of hair at a time starting from top to bottom. It works perfectly and the colour is amazing. Hope this helps.
571440
I have been using it for about a year. Since it contains no sulphates or other harsh chemicals, it does not affect dyed hair. I've found it leaves my dyed hair very shiny, soft and easy to style. You do have to use it per instructions for best results.
822423
I am a hairdresser who has been using this off and on for about 20 years. I'm a natural level 5 . I have mixed white now especially on the front right part, only about 25% grey throughout I would say. I have fine curly hair. Do not use heat or a cap. It needs to dry on your head. 1 hour is perfect. Do not shampoo out, just rinse though all the way through till water runs clear. I do not shampoo for several days, though you can after 24 hours. I use this and occasionally Clairol soy creme permanent haircolor in between henna treatments with no problem.
2220368
Yes, you has to bleach you hair first,put de color the most blonde you can, and do. The las time a did, a mix T14 AND T18 This worked very well, on covering up my gray hair, leavy my hair shiny, soft and natural looking!!!!
1601103
I have the same as you and age wise also. I have used this in the last and I liked it. It will make you light blonde not gray. I have naturally light hair before gray. Leave on longer for better gray coverage and if your non gray hair is not too dark.
511096
I would bleach first, so your color is even. The splat bleach works very quickly so keep an eye on it. My hair was a light brown and it only took 25 min. for it to come up.
904289
I love this stuff - unlike the powdered henna, its SUPER easy to use. I used the powder for about 3 years then found this. Literally, all you do is squeeze the stuff into your hair. Instructions say for an hour, but I do two because I have some grey to cover. It's very easy on your hair (I HATE chemicals also). It starts out sort of a brassy color, but with any henna, it takes a day or two to oxidize so be patient and wait for 24-48 hours and you will see a lovely color......... the color slowly fades so you don't have that annoying definitive line that tells everyone your hair is colored (for me, it fades slowly so when the grey grows back in it sort of just blends in with the henna colored hair. And also unlike the chemical colors - this one doesn't come off on my sheets, doesn't dye your skin and one of the greatest things is that (since you don't have to mix any chemicals) if you have left over stuff you just cover the little tip with cling wrap to keep it from drying out - this is perfect for little touch ups on the grey that grows out while the rest of your hair is still a pretty color :) ............. BTW - I use this about every 3-4 weeks
1299553
Be sure not to use any conditioner after you wash your hair before coloring. That seems to make a difference for me anyway!
1290967
NOOOOOOOO. Do nottt bleach your hair first. Apply over.What color do you want? My hair was about 4 colors when I last did mine. So I could tell you how it reacted with each.
1621233
It isn't technically a bronzer since there is no dye additive, but yes, it's good for starting out. I also have fair skin but don't burn & I'm not a regular tanner. It worked wonderfully for me.