Splat Midnight Hair Color - 6oz

A: Splat and any other color you apply requires to always perform a skin allergy test

A: As far as my experience no i did not experience any allegic reactions. All went well, very good product.

A: Splat Midnight hair colors typically last between 4 to 6 weeks depending on your hair type and maintenance routine. The color is designed to fade gradually with every wash. To extend the lifespan, avoid daily washing and use cold water to "lock in" the pigment. More porous hair (often due to previous chemical treatments or natural texture) may absorb the dye more deeply, making it last longer than 6 weeks, or conversely, cause it to wash out faster if the cuticle is unable to hold the pigment. Using sulfate-free shampoos and specialized conditioners, such as the Splat Deep Reconstructor included in kits, helps prolong the vibrancy.

A: Splat Midnight hair colors generally do not provide full, opaque coverage for natural gray hair because they are semi-permanent dyes. Instead, they typically provide a sheer, blended result or may not adhere well to the hair at all. Semi-permanent formulas like Splat Midnight "coat" the hair rather than penetrating it like permanent dye. On gray or white hair, the result is often a translucent tint that lets the lighter gray show through, creating a highlighted or "natural-looking" sheer effect rather than a solid color.

A: Yes, you can dye over blue Splat hair dye with another color, but the outcome depends on the color you choose and how faded the blue is. Splat hair dye is a direct dye that stains the hair cuticle, similar to how blackberries stain your fingers. If you're going for a dramatic color change, like from blue to blonde, you'll likely need to fade the blue first and potentially use a color remover or bleach.

A: Yes, you can dye over blue Splat hair dye with another color, but the outcome depends on the color you choose and how faded the blue is. Splat hair dye is a direct dye that stains the hair cuticle, similar to how blackberries stain your fingers. If you're going for a dramatic color change, like from blue to blonde, you'll likely need to fade the blue first and potentially use a color remover or bleach.

A: No, semi-permanent hair color generally does not contain ammonia. Semi-permanent dyes are designed to deposit color on the hair shaft without penetrating the inner cortex, and they typically don't require ammonia to open the hair cuticle.

A: Splat will color grey color, if the grey is resistant it will give it a translucent coverage.

A: Color should wash out of the scalp when you wash the color out. If some color is still present after the first wash a few more shampoos will help remove it all.

A: The color will stain your ends if you apply it.

A: Splat is a semi-permanent color. Vibrant colors are achieved on pre-lightened hair. All semi-permanent colors "coats" the hair, so the color of the hair determines the outcome. Lighter the hair, the more Vibrant the color outcome. Darker the hair, darker the color outcome and color will not show on dark / black hair unless lightened. On dark brown hair, you might be able to achieve very subtle hues of the color in sunlight only, if the hair is not lightened.