I have bought these in the past but I am not sure how I would achieve the Violet color?
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They have a website and it gives you directions on how to mix the colours. I found after looking that up it was a bit trial and error. Make sure you buy enough product. I didn't!! Hope that helps.
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Mix blue and red. I used these to make a three-tiered wedding cake and it worked out well.
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Only answer I can give you on that would be to match the colours with your skin with swatch tests. I've used this product before, so I knew what colour. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Hi Andy, Do you have a picture? I know pics can sometimes be decieving, but it really could help me better understand the target color amber you are trying to hit. From there, I could attempt to coach you through a color formula that will hopefully get you pretty close to where you want to be. Otherwise, on Pine, you will want to take it very light with these dyes, they really are quite powerful. A very diluted formula of say 1/8th tsp of yellow, a few grains of brown (literally just like 5-10 grains- the darker color will be very pronounced in a soft wood and especially in a light color) - and about 1/4th of a pea size of red dye (maybe like 20-30 grains to 8-12 ozs hot water. Then, just add a couple grains to adjust the color until you hit your target. If the color is missing something and you just cant quite put your finger on it, try 2-3 grains of blue. I know it sounds odd, but the blue can adjust your green tint, especially in a yellow based stain. Hope that helps with some direction buddy.... Thank you again, Keith Keda Dyes Inc
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I am relatively fair and get a little more color in the summer. The medium works well for me year round. Also it is so sheer that it doesn't add much color. Sounds like medium may be your best bet. You can see the actual color through the clear section. You might want to check if it can be exchanged if it looks too dark.
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I got it for wild violet which is sprayed in fall. I will see in spring if it worked
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Make sure you click on the color you want. I've got the violet purple one with the light blue and love it. Great color.
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They are kind of off white. As soon as you expose them to UV light, they change to assorted colors. Within a minute of removing the source of UV light, they change back to white.
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don't have them anymore but pretty small. not as effective as the photo and can't do a bunch at a time...I went back to paste and cloth...good luck your might work better.
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You may think I am out of my mind, as I am using it for coloring flowers. I make solution of the color with distilled water and depending on the concentration, the shade changes. As for the copper color you can get shades of reddish brown to beige(as you noted) and to flesh tone, if you are purely using it for air brushing.
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Don't have this exact color but the ones I do have change color with heat from kneading and playing with it. The glow happens after the product is exposed to very direct light.
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I used a darker shade so I am not sure what the outcome will be in your case. However, the W for the warmers tones usually gives a reddish tone.
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What you want is the one one filled with Argón gas That gives you the violet color. The orange came out as a result of neon gas . You don't want that one
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I have been able to "ease out" the color to some degree, in a specific area, though deep coloration would be difficult. CAREFUL scraping with the side of an X-acto blade helps a little, too.
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Hello Maria, Thanks for writing :) Yes we are working on a dark eggplant shade of purple. If you are interested in a Cranberry shade of lip color we suggest trying our herbal lip stains!
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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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I did the light purple and it had no red hues, I'm not sure about the dark purple though
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I mixed it with a white conditioner. Even if you want a really vibrant color I would suggest doing this. It stretches the amount of color you have out quite a bit. I had purple hair for several months and never went through this entire amount.