3oz Sparks Bright Hair Color | Ultra Long-Lasting

If you try to let it fade, you will be waiting a very long time. Professional color removers work wonders without doing a great deal of damage. If you plan to change colors, I would recommend trying a color remover first to avoid the muddy color.

That really depends on how frequently you wash it. We have three staffers that are currently wearing electric blue, and one of them is going on three months with only one initial coloring and one touchup - she washes it every 3 days. Hopefully that helps...

Sparks is a permanent color so it is not good for a two day application. However, since the pink should provide a good base for the purple color over the top, I think your plan is workable. Be sure to follow the recommended processing time. If you leave...

hi I brought this dye today and I was wondering if one tube is enough for my whole head. My hair is mid chest area. Also I was wondering if I should mix with conditioner to get a lighter result as I do with other brands. and I saw that is says not to...

If your hair is already a dark level, then yes.

You can put them in the same as double ended dreads, though most people prefer to use the crochet method.

No, but it is best to start with clean hair. If you think you might have build up, it may make your color adhesion weaker

It's considered a permanent color. Mine usually lasts for about 4 weeks.

That is a great question. Sparks is considered a permanent color and it takes that term seriously. On my blue, I have tried color remover, bleaching, deep conditioning (and repeat). The bleaching seemed to work the fastest and deepest, but it definitely...

No, hair color cannot be used on synthetics - they aren't porous so they won't accept the color.

It works well, but obviously, it will be brighter if it's lightened first. If you are putting it over dark hair, it will be more of a hint of purple, rather than a bright color. The color will last as long as permanent color typically last in your ...

Yes, we do it all the time in the salon. :)

It sounds like you are having porosity issues. Hair that is more porous (from damage, the elements, styling etc.) will have a more open cuticle to accept the permanent dye molecules. If you pre-treat your hair with a shampoo cap (mixing lightener, ...

Not too well. It will likely show in the sun as a shimmer - but it won't be too bright without the color being lifted underneath. All hair color is basically translucent - so just picture the color you want as a clear version over your current color...

It is likely that it would be enough. I generally use about 1.5 tubes (generously) for 100g of hair.