🎨 Pravana Chromasilk Vivids Clear Hair Dye - Long-lasting Vibrant Color - 3 Oz (43421) Review

I used this to dilute my prana color mix. Remember, vivid images don't require a developer! And if you wipe off some of the color with a paper towel, it's going to be about the color you get, plus or minus the color grade your hair is already at.

This clear formula from Pravana's Chromasilk Vivids semi-permanent hair color line is used to dilute other Vivids colors into pastels. Another way to dilute these colors is to use a cheap silicone-free conditioner. I have tried both methods and I really feel that using Clear Pravana gave a much better result. My color was less confused and lasted a bit longer when using transparencies. When using the conditioner, the color became less vibrant and faded faster. I used Clear to dilute Pravana…

It didn't turn out the way I thought it would. Silver is hard to come by. It's probably not so much the products as the hair type. But I wasn't impressed with how quickly it goes away.

When used with Pravana Silver and Violet creates a beautiful pastel lavender with silver tones. You only need a few drops of purple and mostly clear to get the color you want. Mix the two together and then add the silver, about half the amount you used for the clear coat. I have a look at it. Leave at 30-45 for a more permanent color. To achieve this tone, you should have almost white hair before applying. I do bleaching professionally. Reapply approximately every month. This depends on how…

This is Chromasilk Transparent Pastel undiluted. They do two very different things. This product will turn your tone into a pastel. Nowhere in the description I did not find which one the seller is selling. Needs to be diluted for it to come back.

Colors: purple, turquoise and wild orchid, turned out great! Bought them to match my Halloween mermaid outfit. It smells amazing too! Will definitely be using more colors!

Bought this to mix with my purple color. and didn't make it any easier. I used half a tube for very little difference. It is very similar to a conditioner and I have had better results using a white conditioner. I haven't used it as a gloss or shine for my paint so can't say for sure if it will work for that.