If you only use some of the dye, can you store it and use it again later? Most boxed dyes I've seen say to throw away what you don't use.
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I used all of it because I did my whole head... But my mom does hair for a living and she always saves what she does use... Guess it just depends on how much you plan on saving...
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Yes, you can. I currently have 4 open jars in my cupboard and they're all still good.Most boxed dyes you have to mix which is why you can't store them. These you don't mix, just use straight out of the jar.
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No you can continue to store it in a cool place that is listed on the bottle, because it is a semi-permanent formula. It goes straight on your hair, no need to mix anything else on it. With permanent hair color, what you mix, starts to ruin after an hour or so. Bleach especially cannot be kept, if you are using a box bleach, because it starts to become combustible. But these, and MOST I can't speak for all, CAN be kept because I will keep mine for touch ups or add them in to a white conditioner to make it more vibrant. But I would buy them directly from Manic Panic or a Sally's.
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Use some dye in your conditioner when you condition; that'll keep the color fresh.
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I just dyed over my henna in the salon and the result was very good. What you need to do if you want an even color is to go with the darkest shade you have on your head right now. Follow the instructions for your boxed dye and all should go well. If you still see Henna then don't, I repeat DO NOT try to lighten your hair. It would be virtually impossible and the result will be a hot mess.
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I have mixed a gallon and let the remainder sit for up to 3 weeks. I mix it in a garden sprayer and when I do not not use it all, I compress the sprayer as much as I can before I let it sit. I am not sure if compressing it is what is keeping or the mixture just last but the mixture still works.
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I actually didn't use mine that long. All I threw it away about a month later because It became stiff & tangled. I was too scared to dye my closure because I wasn't exactly sure about it but the stiffness gave me the answer I needed.
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either way, i double ziploc bag it and put it in the linen closet, it doesn't expire, and if you're using it everyday, and share, you'll be ready to reorder in no time!!
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Use half save the rest in a reusable container and you should be good as long as the container is seal
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Keep it refrigerated; it will last for months. I only use a small amount on specific "spots".
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I'm not quite sure about the product you have been using but I do know that the Godefroy is wonderful! A little goes a long way and last a long time as well. The dye comes in a pill capsule I suggest you buy one of those pill containers so you can store the left over. You really don't need to waste the entire powder. Use a little and if you need more you can prepare some more. One capsule can be used at least 3-4 times. Hope I was helpful!
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I believe the instructions tells you to dispose of what is left but I have used it up to a month later. You need to pose this question to the maker of the pesticide if you want a legal answer. Thanks James
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You might as well just buy more. Re-using these isn't really worth the effort. And then you'll always have those old designs saved for layer anyway.Also, since they're just cheaper plastic, I would imagine that they would start breaking down after a while if you did use them that way.
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The dye is only suitable for non synthetic fabrics, a 50/50 poly cotton blend yes, fully poly no. Cotton that has not been treated is its primary use. You might consider using fabric spray paint dye, which will bond with synthetic fabrics. Any item you dye should be left to air dry for a few days, then you can wash it alone, it will bleed for the first few washed like a new pair of jeans. Also keeping the dye mix in a bucket and redying an item after its washed once, then repeating the process may be needed as the item may lighten, black is a dark color. So for any synthetic or polyester fabric spray paint is the way to go.
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Yes you can. The containers are not attached to the bottom of the container. You can easily remove a container that you have finished, or better still, you can remove a color that you don't use that often and substitute one that you need more frequently. I really like this palette.
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I have never thought about reusing. This is my first time trying this brand.
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They take dye very well, however if you want them to last longer, I would not recommend bleach, you can bleach, but they will become very damaged, but it's whatever you want to do.
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I have never been able to get the color out of clothes! Amazing, since it is temporary color! But, on the clothes I have stained with the dye, they are ruined!
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You could for a few days but not for long periods of time, I just mixed half of it and stored the rest dry.