I am an avid swimmer and dyed my hair - is this gonna be safe for indoor pools?
1365182
Yes... This is more a once a week shampoo. It removes all the build up of other products in your hair. I use it once a week and have hair down to my tailbone. I also foil my hair and have no issues. Its a great product.
645860
I've put the violet in my hair and, for some reason, mine transferred onto everything every time it was wet. I even used the Ion color lock conditioner, tried the new nexxus color primer before washes, pureology for color-treated shampoo, but nothing would keep this stuff from turning everything purple. You may end up with a little magenta water around you if your color is anything like mine was. :(
1571150
Yes you can! "Ensures the proper processing of color, perms, & relaxers." There are also products specific for blondes, colored hair, swimmers, well water etc. There are so many options. I use the hard water & my hair is colored as well.
1654485
Yes, it is safe for color treated hair. It gives my hair more body. I only use it on the top of my head and my hair looks and feels fuller.
1234998
No, this product failed in my ceramic tub after three or four showers. There is no way it would hold up in chlorine. You would have to drain the pool somewhat to let it cure but even then it doesn't stick. The claims on the label don't match reality.
290915
Yes, I've done this. It works well. I do not worry about the bleach residue as it would be so minor in a tub full of water. Bleach baths are actually suggested for some infections, like MSRA, so I doubt the miniscule amount that might be left behind inside a bath toy will hurt anything. Also, the chlorine in pools is basically bleach.
465140
I have been using this product for years. Never had an issue. I keep my pool clean and the chemicals up, though. I also have a pool that has self cleaning jets that really make the water circulate well. Hope this helps.
967137
Not sure I'd want to swim in it, but I read that some used it in watering troughs. Do you use chemicals in your pool? From researching, it is a bacteria that consumes the larvae not supposedly harmful to humans. Sorry not to be more help.
1580366
I'm sorry I dont know i can't imagine it not being safe for color tested hair.
20537
I used it for my color treated hair and did not have any problems. It was recommended by my hair stylist and she obviously knows i have foil colored hair.
439712
YES!! I use the colorless one so it does not interfere with my colored hair...I do it myself at home. brings shine and volume and movement to my hair especially to the ends since I only color the roots but not the ends that frequently, so this is a nice option. I love it.
1760847
It's safe for all types of hair. I also color my hair and I find that my hair has been more healthier ever since I started using this product. I really love it and really recommend it.
392861
I wouldn't recommend it. As a matter of fact I don't wash my extensions at all or get them wet. I buy new ones every month or two because I have found (with my own experiences) that they never look the same once they've been washed. They don't really get dirty if you don't use a ton of hair products on them so really there is no reason to get them wet. I certainly wouldn't recommend using hair color on them. These are great extensions but if you're looking for something you can color I'd look for much higher end and even then it might not make a difference. Cut hair dries out fast and becomes brittle- your extensions will be very, very brittle. I wouldn't recommend it. As a matter of fact I don't wash my extensions at all or get them wet. I buy new ones every month or two because I have found (with my own experiences) that they never look the same once they've been washed. They don't really get dirty if you don't use a ton of hair products on them so really there is no reason to get them wet. I certainly wouldn't recommend using hair color on them. These are great extensions but if you're looking for something you can color I'd look for much higher end and even then it might not make a difference. Cut hair dries out fast and... » Read More I wouldn't recommend it. As a matter of fact I don't wash my extensions at all or get them wet. I buy new ones every month or two because I have found (with my own experiences) that they never look the same once they've been washed. They don't really get dirty if you don't use a ton of hair products on them so really there is no reason to get them wet. I certainly wouldn't recommend using hair color on them. These are great extensions but if you're looking for something you can color I'd look for much higher end and even then it might not make a difference. Cut hair dries out fast and becomes brittle- your extensions will be very, very brittle. « Show Less
626489
I have used this product many times, in many colors. If you do not have light blonde hair, then you must first bleach your hair initially. There is NO bleach or peroxide in this dye. It is also the least invasive and least harsh dye out there, and longer lasting than other strong chemical dyes. It does NOT have a nasty odor or harsh chemical smell. I do believe it is made partially with natural colorants and dyes. I tried the conditioner trick, and it colored my hands and skin a bit. So, I recommend brushing a little of the color on the "problem areas" before showering, as needed.
646741
No. I don't think so. It doesn't rub off on a wet washcloth when I wash my face, and I've never had it smudge onto a pillowcase or clothing. I don't have any experience with it in pool with chlorine, though.
1001899
I had no issues with bathing in it. I kept my hair up though. I will upload a picture of the other side of the bottle soon.
272198
If it's an outdoor pool it is perfect, especially when there's a breeze. Indoor pool you may get too warm.