If I use Blue Mayhem over Colour Effects Fuschia (faded to a very light, brassy pink), would it still come out blue?
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It will have a purple-ish tone, rather than straight blue . . . I know from experience!
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I don't know. The only blue color I've tried was fishbowl on almost blonde faded pink and it turned out too dark I couldn't see it so with blues it may be eat to be very blonde.
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It will most likely turn out purple, or another color that is not so attractive, you would need to get the brassiness out of your hair to get a true blue. It's one of those colors that are a little more finicky.
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Unlikely. In order to get an accurate blue shade your hair needs to be bleached to a very light, non-brassy blonde shade. If you use blue dye over pink, red, orange, or yellow hair it will frequently turn green or a muddy color.
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I have never tried it but I think it will probably turn out mostly blue with a slight purple color in some places.
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Yes... Fushia Hot Pink..... Although there is an optional choice of Red. Need a little patients to be applied, the letters are delicate. But the overall finished results are FANTASTIC.. Kym
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AFAIK, it is a constant intensity. There is a utility to change the color balance to be more consistent, but you have to contact Ableton support.
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I don't know about that. I use FanciFull temp color when this starts to fade. No problem.
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Not really. Though I haven't used this product yet, all the instructions give are these 'hints': Blue+Red=Purple; Red+Yellow=Orange; Blue+Yellow=Green. But this is basic color theory that you can find on-line or in any elementary painting book (e.g. watercolor). Blue, Red and Yellow are the 'primary' colors; purple, orange and green 'secondary' (derived from the primaries). If you mix all 3 primaries you will be introducing black and brown hues and this will dull or 'muddy' your resulting color, but you can use unequal amounts of any two. Black and brown are also in the kit for a total of 5 hues. (Just FYI: actual color products are not 100% the pure theoretical primaries; e.g. maybe the blue is slightly greenish (implying a small amount of yellow) so if you mix this blue with a red, you will have all three primaries present -- to a small extent-- creating a duller purple than you would hope. Again, I have no experience to date with mixing the packets in this kit.) Good luck.
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This gives my gray a copper color, like highlights , ( I would not suggest it if you have a lot of gray in a concentrated area) which I like ...I also have it in the black(noir) and I will mix the two if I want less copper( not brass) Hope this helps
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Hello Gustavo,I only have dark blue right now.. I'll get berry and gunmetal very soon
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All of them have a pink undertone. The blue are magenta. The burnt orange/brown would probably work well for you. I actually mix a number of them together and then use a frosted lipstick to get the effect I want. Hope that helps.
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I think a the dark purple that is mixed in with the sheets would look good or even the fuchsia. I don't know what tone you're looking for but i think the darker colors will bring out the lighter colors from the sheets!
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there's a few pinks, sepia tones & yellows - not real strong on true flesh colors. Nothing called "flesh" - but they are very mixable & blend-able. I've used them more in my figurative works for highlights & shadows. You can paint a face pink, wet it, then blend with water & a brush, then add in the highlights & shadows in various shades & colors. There's only one real way to find out for sure if you like them. They can also be used with regular watercolors but I think the pencils are easiest & versatile because they can be used dry or wet. When you get to a place in your drawing or painting that you know you want to keep, you can spray it with a clear acrylic matte sealer to "fix" it, then work more on top of it. The only pencil that I found that would work on top of the spray. For me they are a very good value. Try it & have fun! - sea
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It got out some but not all the brass from dark blonde so would be similar for light brown. I am going to try T18 because I still have a lot of yellow.
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If you choose a shade lighter than your natural color, it won't change the color. I don't think it thickens (does any dye?) but it adds a nice gloss. I love it!
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No this works better as a translucent lens tint and would appear runny and will cause the emblem to have an acid washed effect with a blue overtone and in my opinion would look horrible. Try something like a Gunmetal spray paint for better results. Just ensure proper prepping.
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Yes and I find Super Blue gives a darker, blacker, finish than Perma Blue. I used SB to go over all of the worn metalwork on. German 98k and it looks as good as new. Apply as directed and buff between coats with steel wool
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It goes from black to clear but it does also alter the color you have underneath if you choose. You would apply the color like a base coat, apply 2 coats of shade shifter and clear coat. This is very watery so apply very thinly and make sure you cure it before applying any additional coats. I used it on top of red and it turned the color into a magenta. I haven't tried it on any other colors because I dislike this product.
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I only got three colors. Purple, green, and a gold color. I don't know if it changes per case. If it helps, my brother in law spray painted a few black and it works amazingly. So if you don't get the colors you need, that's a quick and easy fix. It doesn't bleed or drip or warp the material :-) Good luck!! (BTW my son still plays with these!!)
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No, it'll be blue-black, though as with any and all dyes, it depends on how long you leave it on, and if you decide to go that route, remember that you only mix it with water to mashed potato consistency. No lemon juice or anything citric, as you would use with henna.