Photos of Blue Hair
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Sparks Electric Blue after 8 shampoos. It's holding up very well with only the slightest fade. I use sulfate and paraben-free products, but I wash in warm water and, since it's winter, use a hair dryer. I wash about 3 times a week.
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bleached my dark brown hair again -> almost yellow, slightly gingerish ends -- then added the blue on top. Blue part: German Schwarzkopf Live Electric Blue (very similar to Directions Midnight Blue), Pinkish part: Directions Cerise, mixed together for the purple meeting :)
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Fresh midnight blue over a weird bleached brassy base :) best blue dye
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This is Poseidon by Arctic Fox over freshly bleached hair. The ends lifted almost to white, so the color was more concentrated in that area. In person, the ends were nearly a cerulean blue, very bright! Faded out to a really nice mint green.
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Arctic Fox - Posieden
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Pre bleached ginger hair with colour freedom aqua.
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Colour Freedom - Tropical Aqua
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Five-week fade on Adore Royal Navy & Arctic Fox Purple Rain. I don't feel the Royal Navy has actually faded substantially the past couple weeks; it's stayed a really nice medium blue. I think I'll be wanting to re-dye my roots before this color fades out! I wash my hair three times a week with sulfate and paraben-free products, but otherwise do lots of things I shouldn't, like using warm water and hair dryers. :)
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Adore Royal Navy -
Arctic Fox - Purple Rain
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Adore Royal Navy slightly diluted with Arctic Fox Purple Rain and Poseidon with some Purple Rain highlights, on a clean light blonde base. I had heard Royal Navy was a little flat, which is why I added just a bit of the AF to add a bit of sheen.
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Adore Royal Navy -
Arctic Fox - Purple Rain -
Arctic Fox - Violet Dream
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Manic Panic voodoo blue diluted with Shea Moisture raw Shea butter restorative conditioner to create a pastel shade, processed under a cap with a bit of heat for 28 minutes. Picture is after a few washings, color still looks great!
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Manic Panic Voodoo Blue
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Yes, it's dark! This is diluted a lot too! Def more conditioner than dye.
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