u/glowingwarningcats

Keep fresh Arctic Fox color from staining clothes for a couple of days?

Is there any kind of treatment that would keep a new semi-permanent dye job from bleeding onto my clothes for just a couple of days?

Thanks!

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u/glowingwarningcats — 3 days ago
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Adding dye to conditioner?

Someone mentioned adding a bit of dye to conditioner to keep an Arctic Fox color fresher a little longer.

What kind of conditioner should I use for this? Any advice on brands? I’d prefer to use something reasonably priced.

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u/glowingwarningcats — 8 days ago

I colored my hair with Arctic Fox Girls Night on Sunday and I love it. I just remembered they treat the pool at my gym with salt rather than chlorine. I know chlorine is a big no-no but do I need to get a swim cap to keep the salt away?

Thanks!

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u/glowingwarningcats — 15 days ago

I’m 64 with pure white hair. I had been thinking about doing something fun with it for quite some time and I decided I was ready to try lavender, my favorite color. I asked for some advice in various places (including here) and here’s what I ended up with.

This is Arctic Fox Girls Night. I left it in 45 minutes. It was extremely easy - I didn’t have to mix anything together and it didn’t drip or anything (I covered the entire bathroom with a drop cloth just in case).

I LOVE IT. IT’S EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED. ITS JUST SO ME!

I’m sure it won’t last any length of time but I have half a bottle left. :-)

u/glowingwarningcats — 18 days ago

I’ve almost always lived in places with fiberglass shower floors. The one I’m in now has tiles and grout. If my dye stains it how do I get it out? I’m actually thinking of putting down a drop cloth like for painting.

I’ll be using Arctic Fox Girls Night and Arctic Mist.

Thanks!

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u/glowingwarningcats — 22 days ago