Green color hair dye: Permanent coloring to perfection
Browse our vast selection of green color hair dye (permanent) to let the sparkle of green shine nice and bright on your hair.
Green Color Hair Dye
$14.62
Green Color Hair Dye
$15.10
Green Color Hair Dye
$18.30
Blue Dye Colors
Dispo Icy Blue Turquoise Hair Color – (No Ammonia, Hydrogen)
$14.62
Green Color Hair Dye
$14.38
Permanent green hair dye is part of the fantasy colour trend in Cosplay and movies. It carries very positive and calming energy to stand out in the crowd. If you are ready for the new style transformation, the color shades range from pastel to a dark forest green look.
We have selected a stunning selection of green hair coloring in every shade ranging from light to dark shades. Regardless, if you dye your whole hair or add highlights to it, the full range of colors is very diverse to fit every style perfectly. The green dyes are very popular in the Cosplay scene as an easy transformation into your favorite character makes it very realistic. You could indeed be the original one from the movies as nobody can tell the difference.
You might have heard about the power and secrets of attraction and wonder why a person reflects so much charisma. There is a simple trick to it: Beauty will attract universal energy and attaches to it. Incorporate your new green hair color with the perfect fashion outfits and cosmetics to become the center point of attention. Suddenly, all closed doors will open, and you find your soulmate, get a job promotion, or have the best relationship with your partner and kids. Be yourself, be different, and charm everyone around you going green.
Why does green hair dye turn blue?
A widespread and frequently asked question is why the green color hair dye is turning blue all of a sudden. It happens because your hair still has too many yellow pigments inside the hair follicles. It is either due to the natural blonde hair you have or using regular bleaching products. Blonde hair and standard bleaches contain many yellow pigments that still reside inside the hair structure. Let's go back into elementary school and take a look at the primary color mixing chart. If you mix green (from the dye) with yellow (still inside the hair), the end result will be blue.To overcome this problem, two straightforward and easy solutions you can do to avoid it: Firstly, if you are in need to bleach the hair use a neutral white bleach powder instead of regular blonde bleach. The white is the perfect and neutral base avoiding the issue. Secondly, if you have naturally blonde hair, try to lighten the shade up by a couple of nuances to reach an almost very light blonde tone. As a very light blonde has exceptionally few yellow pigments, you should be safe to permanent hair color green now.