If you’re aiming for a more natural-looking fade, try adding some orange! Blue and orange are direct opposites which neutralize each other, so a dollop of Sunset Orange added to Transylvania will help the color have a more neutral-toned fade over time without changing the overall black color.
Transylvania may also fade in more of a teal or green range depending on the base color you’re applying it to, since it’s a blue-based black. And you can always look into using an after-color cuticle sealer if you’re still experiencing any color bleeding! If there’s still a lot of color running for longer than a minute or two, try washing the hair gently with conditioner only, to help close up the hair cuticle and to ensure any excess dye is being pulled out of your hair. When you’re first rinsing the dye out of your hair, rinse in very cold water until the water runs mostly clear! It may take a few minutes, but this should help ensure that most of that excess pigment is being pulled out. Like any color, this will subside normally after the first few washes, but there are also steps you can take to help minimize bleeding as much as possible even when the color is fresh. Sometimes this shade can be more prone to bleeding - due to its higher concentration of pigment. Or, for a smokier deep turquoise tone, try a base of Neverland and a few drops of Transylvania - the stormy hue it creates may surprise you! Click on the swatch to shop!įor a smoky lilac, start with a base of Arctic Mist diluter and add a dollop of Virgin Pink, then mix in a few drops of Transylvania to darken and tone down the color. Click on the swatch to shop!įor a deep, dark Emerald, try a base of equal parts Phantom Green and Aquamarine with just a drop or two Transylvania mixed in! Click on the swatch to shop! You can also get a deep midnight blue adding a small dollop of Transylvania to a base of Poseidon or Blue Jean Baby. If you’re still wanting a dark shade, add more Transylvania to your mix as needed to get into more of a navy range! Click on the swatch to shop! Transylvania has tons of uses beyond just getting a black hair color, and works great as a mixer to help darken existing shades!Īdd just a few drops of it to a base of Arctic Mist Diluter to create a smoky light denim. Since it’s a blue-based black, it may fade more green on blonde hair, since blue + yellow makes green! Like all of our colors, it will turn out most accurately on pre-lightened hair, around a level 7 or lighter. Of course, unbleached hair can vary a lot in how well it takes color, so it will depend mainly on the porosity of your hair, but most of the time Transylvania will give you a deep, dark black tint.
Since Transylvania is such a dark color, it will usually give a deep tint to unbleached hair. Since it’s blue-based, depending on your base color, it can continue to fade in a blue, teal, or even purple color range! If you’re aiming for more of a blue-black right off the bat, try adding a little bit of a blue tone like Poseidon or slightly diluting Transylvania to bring out that smoky navy undertone! Hoping for more of a natural black color? Adding a bit of orange to Transylvania will help neutralize the blue tone and warm it up a bit, giving it a more natural look! below mixed in Transylvania with Arctic Mist for this gorgeous blue!
Read on to find out about all the ways you can use this dark and stormy color! Hi, Fox Fam! We have a new color spotlight for you - this month we’re featuring Transylvania! This deep black is our darkest, most highly pigmented shades, but it has a lot of different uses that make it one of our most versatile tones.
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