
Not quite purple, not quite blue. Our Lilac Conditioner Kit is our shout out to the indecisive. Go bluer one day, more purple the next. Or just mix ’em 1:1 for the ultimate lilac hue.
Here’s how our model Kirah did it. (Prefer to watch the video? Click through to see it on YouTube.)
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- Kirah mixed about 1/3 of a jar of Pastel Purple Coloring Conditioner with about 1/3 of a jar of Pastel Blue Coloring Conditioner.

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- She applied on dry hair so that her strands could soak up as much pigment as possible! Because her roots aren’t light enough to take a Pastel color, she didn’t bother applying the treatment to her roots.

- Kirah waited about 10 minutes, then rinsed out the conditioner.

Tada! Because Kirah’s hair has been bleached and dyed many times before, it was extremely porous and as a result was able to soak in a LOT of pigment. If you have healthy hair, nice job! Just be aware you may need a second application to get the same depth of color as somebody with damaged strands.

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I’m having an ADM (Spanish for OMG) moment!
Never expected to get such a deep and gorgeous color on my virgin gray hair, but 20 minutes of Deep Vibrant Purple on the underside hair around my face resulted in a positively fabulous pop of color.
I know my little gray bob could have been notoriously difficult to take a temporary color, so I’m feeling truly lucky. A while back I asked a stylist to use a frosting/highlights cap (yeah, I’m that old!) and give me lavender highlights that would gracefully fade and grow out. She said it couldn’t be done. After today’s successful experiment, I realize I can create the desired effect myself, and for lots less money.
Thanks so much for a wonderful product. I’m a believer!
Kathy