Lime Crime Unicorn Hair Dye Full Coverage, Blue Smoke (Steel Blue) - Vegan and Cruelty Free Semi-Permanent Hair Color Conditions & Moisturizes - Temporary Blue Hair Dye With Sugary Citrus Vanilla

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Will update this in a few weeks because I colored my hair two days ago and I recently washed it. I got this color blue smoke on sale, because I'm cheap, and it was my second choice of dye. It smells amazing and sweet! I wish there was a shampoo with this scent since it is delicious! I left it in my hair for about 2 hours and while I waited I cleaned any small residual dye in my sink. My hair is waist length so just a few spots of my hair took about 45 minutes to saturate which I did anticipate. My roots were previously bleached, but not platinum like my bangs were so I was surprised a lot of my bleached areas came out to be a dark bright blue. I did get some green patches, but they weren't too noticeable since they're more teal than just green. After coloring I had used a conditioner mask after for a few minutes then rinsed it out. I typically use cold water when washing my hair to avoid drying it out.

I absolutely LOVE unicorn hair dye. One of my go to brands. Coverage is great and lasts. Easy clean up around the skin if you’re fast or use the proper prep. I change my hair color very often and this stuff doesn’t harm the hair and it smells soooo good.

Color fades very quickly. Faded substantially after one wash.

Just wanted to share my experience in case it helps anyone-- I have dark Asian hair that was balayaged 3 months ago. I bought this not expecting much and just praying my hair wouldn't be green afterwards. I applied as instructed, wrapped in plastic and left on for just over 2 hours. The lighter pieces did turn blue! The coverage wasn't completely even, and after speaking with their customer service I'm going to do a second round to see if it adds more color. I think the key is really drenching the hair with the product and working it in like crazy. As I was applying, I thought I'd put in a good amount and could still see the blonde showing through and needing to add more, so I think it takes a lot of product to get a rich color. I was pretty careful and there was minimal mess, but I recommend you try and wipe up any mess as you go-- the longer it sits, the more it sets in. My hair is just above the shoulders, and I used maybe just a little over 1/2 a tub for the first application (maybe I should have used the whole thing). All in all, I'm reasonably happy with the result, though my expectations were low-- I'm just not willing to fry my hair to get it light enough, so being realistic about the result helps a lot. Would I do it again? Yes! UPDATE: I did a second application for 2 more hours, and my hair is DARK BLUE, almost black. I probably should not have kept it in as long. But if anyone is nervous about whether the color will hold, I recommend doing 1 application and then not conditioning after rinsing it out (because then you'll need to shampoo out any conditioner), and then doing a second application the next day. For me I had a much stronger (maybe too strong) result.