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I only want to dye part of my hair green, like Jacksepticeye. How would I do this?

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Carefully apply the dye to the sections of hair you want to color, then wrap the hair with plastic wrap to keep the dye from getting on the rest of your hair.

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Does this apply to boys too?

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Yes.

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What happens if I do use expired dye? Would it just be a different color or something?

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It might not work as well, it might not be very vibrant, or the color might be unattractive. Or it might not show up at all.

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If my hair is already green, would it be possible to put a lighter green over it?

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If it is a darker green, a lighter color would most likely not show up on it.

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I have light brown tips and dark roots, could I dye my tips a light green?

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You can, but I would recommend bleaching your tips just a little bit to make the color really pop out.

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I have an expired green dye. Can I still use it?

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Do not use expired dye.

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Would this work with other colors?

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It would work for most colors. Be careful, though, if this is your first time dying your hair; make sure you know the color you buy won't be the exact color it will appear in your hair.

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If I want to cut my hair really short on the sides and have the top of my head green. Can I dye my whole head green, then cut it and then dye the sides black again will it work, would I need to bleach?

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if your hair is dark then yes, you would need to bleach it before you dye it. Otherwise the green color will not show up in your hair.

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I am part of the cast in a musical at school. If I dye my hair green, will I be able to use spray dye to make it brown temporarily around showtime?

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Depends on how much hair it is. If it's the ends or highlights, yes. If the whole head, it'll be very difficult to spray dye. Best to just dye it after your shows.

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My hair has green and brown color. My natural hair is dark blonde, and I tried to not bleach it. What do I have to do to get it more turquoise or green? I used Directions Turquoise.

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To get it turquoise, dye the hair with a blue dye. Then you'll have pretty green undertones.

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I'm colorblind - will the green hair dye still show up?

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It will still come through but you may want a friend to help you when you dye your hair, not only is dyeing together more fun but a friend would be able to check and make sure the dye is green.

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