Limelight

A gorgeously bright semi-permanent green hair colour from Special Effects. This hair dye is best applied to pre-lightened hair for the brightest green results.

Price: £9.50

Availability: Out of Stock

Photos of Limelight

Saiya - Green Hair - 28 January 2006 midnight

More on Special Effects

Special Effects is one of the longer lasting brands, with almost 30 shades there are plenty of colours to choose from.
Each bottle contains 118ml of cream hair colourant. Not tested on animals.

Longevity of hair colour varies from shade to shade with pale colours lasting around 4 weeks on light blonde bleached hair and deeper colours like Blue Velvet, Deep Purple and Atomic Pink lasting several months for some!
Usage Instructions & Tips +/-

For best results, particularly with lighter shades, apply to hair that has been pre-lightened to pale blond. Apply to freshly washed (not conditioned), dry or damp hair. Apply using latex gloves. We recommend using a tinting brush to ensure even coverage. Work the dye into the hair for a few minutes and leave for at least 15 minutes (you may leave this dye on for longer as long as you cover your hair with plastic wrap or a shower cap to prevent it drying out). Rinse with warm water until the water runs clear.

For longer lasting colour, use a shampoo and conditioner for coloured hair.
Ingredients & Precautions +/-

Ingredients

H20 to one hundred, Cetearyl alcohol, Ceteareth-20, Benzyl Alcohol, Propylene Glycol, Cetyl Alcohol, Cetrimonium Chloride, Citric Acid, Mixes of dyes, Diazolidinly Urea, Methlparaben, propylparaben.

Precautions

Although these dyes do not contain the harsh chemicals of other dyes such as ammonia and peroxide, there is still a small chance that they could cause an allergic reaction. For this reason it is imperative that you do a strand and sensitivity test before using them. An ingredients list is available above and can also be found on the product’s packaging (ingredients list can sometimes be found under our sticker). NEVER use any of these products on eyelashes or eyebrows.

As you would expect from a dye these colours can stain textiles, ceramic, wood and other surfaces as well as temporarily stain skin and nails so be careful to cover surfaces and wear gloves when applying the colour. Once used these products may also rub off your hair and skin and onto clothing and bedding. Although this usually disappears after washing it’s worth bearing this in mind. Staining to bathtubs, basins and showers can easily be cleaned using a bleach based cleaning product.

Do not mix with peroxide.

Colours may cause permanent staining to bleached or chemically treated hair. Tip: You can avoid staining on your skin by applying a layer of vaseline anywhere on your skin where dye may come in contact.
Reviews of Limelight
- Missihavenolife
  
  This color is fairly vibrant at first, but in my multiple experiences with this color, it faded far too quickly for my liking. I had nearly white hair before applying this color, but after a week's worth of washing my hair, it was already faded to a green-tinted light yellow color. This color is good for a very temporary coloring, but try to find a different color if you are looking for longevity. Report Comment
- Aiken
  
  Great bright lime color at first, especially on well-bleached hair. Fades pretty quickly to bright yellowy-green, which is actually attractive in the right context. Regardless, a good color if you're willing to take care of the upkeep. Report Comment
- wasteofanangel
  
  Very nice grassy green on fairly light blonde hair. Lasted okay for a few days with mild shampoo but two days in the sun made it a very murky yellow green. Like dead dry grass. Alright for very short term and if you're a night person but definitely not recommended for outdoors. Report Comment
- TyDye
  
  I didn't get the lime color others claim to have gotten from this shade, more of a greyish green, like a vibrant moss. It was still a very gorgeous green but not what I really wanted. Faded rapidly too. Report Comment
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