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Kallie5438 — 2/7/2020
I’m still trying to get the purple out of my hair since I have dyed it purple but when that is gone, would I be able to dye my hair silver/ grey, I don’t know if I need to bleach again or I don’t :)
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Arctic Fox - Purple Rain
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RubyBlue — 1/7/2020
Current situation. Bleached my roots with the intention of doing my normal purple, but feeling like a change, so I have left it like this and I'm attempting to fade everything else over a weekend. * fingers crossed*
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Special Effects Deep Purple -
Special Effects Pimpin Purple
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RedHeadx — 1/7/2020
Manic Panic Purple Haze. Mostly conditioner with a tiny amount of the Purple Haze.
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Manic Panic Purple Haze
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chromatophage — 22/6/2020
Splat-- Midnight Indigo. natural hair is dark brown, bleached something of a gradient from natural hair at roots to pale blonde at the tips before applying dye--- areas with dye over natural hair is where it appears black, areas that were pale blonde are where it is now royal blue.
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midnighteskye — 21/6/2020
Orange is Arctic Fox Electric Paradise
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Directions Denim Blue -
Special Effects Atomic Pink -
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Special Effects Fish Bowl
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mor-forwyn_o_mochras — 18/6/2020
I finally got round to taking and sharing a photo of my hair under a UV light.
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Manic Panic Electric Banana
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StainRookie — 17/6/2020
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Elumen - Tq -
Pravana Violet
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StainRookie — 16/6/2020
Under Pravana Violet there's a bit of pink staining from Elumen Pk@all.
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Elumen - Tq -
Pravana Violet
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RedHeadx — 16/6/2020
Cotton Candy Pink (mixed with some conditioner)
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Manic Panic Cotton Candy Pink
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Rainbeauxs4kandy — 13/6/2020
JUST a cute hair spread. On my bed. Cruddy lighting in the room. Doesn’t my hair look much lighter on the ends in this one? It’s NOT lightened. It’s just from being in sun during the summer with my hair in a messy bun. It does this every year. This photo is the result of my first hair process, in about 10 years, I think. I’ll have to go back to older photos to know for SURE how long. Bitch prior to this my hair was all new Virgin growth taken very good care of, and extremely strong and healthy. I would call this Babylites. This is the first stage of many months of lightening my hair. I do it this way to prevent massive trauma to my hair all at once and also to give the final effect some multi-dimensional effects. I never double process. I didn’t use A highlighting cap or foils. I use a rat tail comb and weave through the thin sections of my hair pulling what I will lighten up and wHat I won’t down, using hair clips or ponytail holders to keep them separate. I used kaleidocolors powder bleach with 20 volume bleach and a disposable shower cap and sat in the sun, smoking while it processed. (I still smoked cigarettes then.) I think I left this on about 20 minutes and followed up the rinse with Art Naturals Argan Oil Shampoo, Conditioner, and Mask, and then pure Argan oil and jojoba oil and left dry naturally.
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Rainbeauxs4kandy — 13/6/2020
TAKEN INSIDE in my yellow bathroom lights. This was simply washed, wide tooth combed, no product, air dried. A little frizzy. I live in Louisiana. Humidity. This photo is the result of my first hair process, in about 10 years, I think. I’ll have to go back to older photos to know for SURE how long. Bitch prior to this my hair was all new Virgin growth taken very good care of, and extremely strong and healthy. I would call this Babylites. This is the first stage of many months of lightening my hair. I do it this way to prevent massive trauma to my hair all at once and also to give the final effect some multi-dimensional effects. I never double process. I didn’t use A highlighting cap or foils. I use a rat tail comb and weave through the thin sections of my hair pulling what I will lighten up and wHat I won’t down, using hair clips or ponytail holders to keep them separate. I used kaleidocolors powder bleach with 20 volume bleach and a disposable shower cap and sat in the sun, smoking while it processed. (I still smoked cigarettes then.) I think I left this on about 20 minutes and followed up the rinse with Art Naturals Argan Oil Shampoo, Conditioner, and Mask, and then pure Argan oil and jojoba oil and left dry naturally.
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Rainbeauxs4kandy — 13/6/2020
This photo is the result of my first hair process, in about 10 years, I think. I’ll have to go back to older photos to know for SURE how long. Bitch prior to this my hair was all new Virgin growth taken very good care of, and extremely strong and healthy. I would call this Babylites. This is the first stage of many months of lightening my hair. I do it this way to prevent massive trauma to my hair all at once and also to give the final effect some multi-dimensional effects. I never double process. I didn’t use A highlighting cap or foils. I use a rat tail comb and weave through the thin sections of my hair pulling what I will lighten up and wHat I won’t down, using hair clips or ponytail holders to keep them separate. I used kaleidocolors powder bleach with 20 volume bleach and a disposable shower cap and sat in the sun, smoking while it processed. (I still smoked cigarettes then.) I think I left this on about 20 minutes and followed up the rinse with Art Naturals Argan Oil Shampoo, Conditioner, and Mask, and then pure Argan oil and jojoba oil and left dry naturally. Here, I put my hair up in mini twists. I do this while I “oil wash” it. Might make a post on how and why I do that at some point. I just take sections and twist them up. Then I let down one or two sections at a time, oil it, let it soak in a few minutes, and I keep adding oil till it’s super drenched. Then, run a comb through it and twist it and put it back up before moving to the next section. I was about to apply oil to the first section here. My hair is weird in an awesome way. It wasn’t even damp when I twisted it up about 15 minutes before this photo. I only sectioned it, combed it, twisted it, and clipped it up. It was the first section I put up. So, it was the first section I took down to oil. And it just NATURALLY comes out of the twist that way. It was straight when I put it up. Lol. People ask why I’m so “into” or even “vain” about my hair and put so much time into it. THATS WHY. Almost every photo of me, that you will see with my hair dry, or in a style was either styled while wet or simply towel squeeze dried and combed to dry naturally. I ALWAYS use a leave in. Usually several, even if I haven’t washed my hair that day. Before I comb or brush it, I spray it with my own mixture of detanglers, oils, and leaveins, and then I’ll run whatever oil or leave in I am using through the day. Most people ask me how I go from straight to curly and vice versus without washing my hair. THATS HOW. I moisten it or wet it and condition it daily. I put it in braids or high ponytails tips sleep. I use satin pillowcases. The only difference between curly, wavy, and straight for me, is how I let it air dry. Braids produce curls of whatever size based on how many braids I use. A detangling with tooth comb and towel scrunching with some mouse will give me more CURLY curls. Detangling with a finer tooth comb and some frizz prevention will give me light bouncy waves. And detangling with progressively finer tooth combs, with a frizz reducer and smoother like John Frieda or BTZ Smooth Operator, followed by a wet brush and progressively denser brushes all the way down to my boar bristle brush gives me hair that almost looks straight ironed. In this case, I just thought it was humorous that my hair was completely dry and straight when I pinned it up and 15 minutes later.... boing.
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