Splat | Original Complete Jet Black Hair Dye Kit | Permanent | Long Lasting | Vegan and Cruelty-Free

I don't care what people say about Splat- this is the best BLACK hair dye I've ever used. Doesn't stain my tub. Doesnt wash out quickly, only fades over a year. I'm just sad I can't buy this color specifically anymore anywhere except HERE on Amazon. Can't find answers why either. It IS jet black, with no weird undertone colors and bleaches out really well if you're into swapping colors often.

A few things to know about Splat products: 1) Hairdressers hate it. 2) It will stain. 3) Do not use their bleach. It is very harsh. 4) The color will stay forever & is not easy to get back out. I've used Splat products for years. I used to spend money for a hairdresser to do it, but their color washes away so fast. Plus, most people don't have an imagination to do your hair differently without specific instructions. I change my hair color every 6 weeks. I just do it myself now. I use a professional bleach & developer (Blonde Me). The Splat brand will fry your hair if you use it too much. It is also very drying. In the pictures, you can see what I had before. It was Splat pink fetish, a tiny spot of orange right in the front, & purple in the back. It had been close to 8 weeks or so since I had dyed my hair. I usually only lighten it every other time, so about every 12 weeks. You can see what it looked like after the bleach process in the 2nd picture. The last 2 pics are after it was done. The Splat Aqua Rush is the dark blue in the front & back. The light blue in the front is Punky Color & will not last long at all. The green & lighter aqua color are Artic Fox. After I bleach my hair, I literally take what colors I think I want & put them on a white towel to see what goes best. All of my colors are Splat or Artic Fox (with the exception of some Punky Color that I had left over from a long time ago.) I use Redken Acidic Color Gloss shampoo & conditioner. I also have some color-protecting conditioner that is left over from when I do the back in black or dark red from a box. If you are smart about this product, you can use it with great results.

Deep Emerald gives a bold, vibrant pop without the commitment. Easy to apply, soft on hair, and lasts beautifully...exactly what I wanted!

Dyed my hair with this and it stained the sink but i got it out with Got2B. Very vibrant and nice. I get so many compliments. i’d bleach my hair before i used this tho unless you have light brown or blonde hair

This isn't the first time that I've purchased this kit. The other kit I bought was at my local drug store. The first time that I used it, it was on my son's hair. The lightening bleach worked well on him. He had "virgin" hair at the time and it turned his hair the lightest I've seen it from black. We did have to bleach it again to get it as light as he wanted it, though. We got red for him. It took really well and looked awesome when we were done. Everyone called him "Rufio" from the the movie "Hook". We had no problems with this kit. On to the Blue Envy and my hair.... My hair is a lot longer than his, so it took more work and more product. I had to get my hubby to help since I wanted to do my under growth (nape of neck). I used all of the bleach for my under growth and part of the frame of my face. Since part of my hair was already bleached a few months back, those areas got super white. I wish I could get it white like that all the time without having to bleach it so many times. The areas that were naturally black (the out growth), only turned a dark brown as if I went to the beach and the ocean and sun bleached it. Oh well, it ended up being kind of ombre'd from black to dark brown to blue. That part was framing my face and you really can't tell. I washed the bleach out and left it like that for a couple of days since I got busy with other things. I finally had time to use the hair color. Again, I needed my hubby's help. First off, getting the powder into the bottle is a chore! Use a paper to make a funnel to make it a lot easier for yourself. Read the directions and let the mixture set for a minute. It seems to expand a bit and the mixture turns more to a cream consistency. COVER EVERYTHING!!! Hands, ears, neck, shoulders, chair, floor....use a long sleeve shirt if you can. Even my hubby needed a long sleeve shirt. Use old towels or dark towels if you're using a dark dye. RUBBING ALCOHOL will help if you still get some dye on you. THIS STUFF STAINS EVERYTHING!!! and I mean EVERYTHING! Even my dog brushed up against a towel and turned blue. We bought good gloves in a large quantity and used those...BUT the edge of my hubby's very shorts nails still caught on the glove a couple of times in the past and tore it. He now uses two pairs while he dyes my hair. Good thing he did. He would have looked like he robbed a bank! Any little drops will stain. Go outside or cover the floor with a dollar store table "cloth". My hubby used a brush (for applying bleach or color) to apply the color and it splattered tiny dots all over himself, the ground and me. It doesn't matter how careful you are, it's going to get some place you didn't want it. Be sure not to step in it and then walk all over the place - in the house! Since the red that my son used didn't seem to get all over the place in the shower, I figured I'd be fine. I hopped into the shower and arched my back so my hair wasn't touching me. NOPE! Didn't work with this dye. Every other dye I've used, didn't stain my skin like this one did. It didn't matter how much I rinsed my hair out, the water was still pretty dark. I'm glad I had gloves on during that part. Normally, after I do my initial rinse I can take my gloves off and be stain free. But this time.... o.O My hands were blue after shampooing. I also had blue on my ears, cheeks, neck, shoulders, back, arms, my feet, even my nail polish on my toes. I rinsed longer than normal and then applied a conditioner. That that soak in a while longer than normal since I bleached it. Then rinsed again. Still, the water ran blue. By now the other dyes would have ran a tinted blue but still clear. I would suggest rinsing and washing in a sink and then putting your hair up to jump into the shower. I used an old, dark colored floor towel to wrap my hair. I toweled dry and then used a blow dryer so that my wet hair didn't stain my bed. It was so late by now, that my hubby went to bed and I had to ask my daughter to help me. I have a spray bottle with rubbing alcohol in it. She spritzed my back, shoulders and neck and then used cotton pads to wipe off all the blue. I lifted my feet to the sink and sprayed my heels and toes. Lastly, I sprayed and washed my hands. Thankfully, rubbing alcohol does the trick!! A spray bottle makes it handy!! I had an event the next day and I wouldn't want to go out of the house looking like Violet from Willy Wonka!!! The event that we attended was outdoors. It was 97 degrees and we were sweating. I had to put my hair up because if there was any moisture in my hair and it laid on my skin, it would stain. My hubby nearly gave me a friction burn trying to get a line of blue dye off of my neck where a couple of strands of hair wouldn't stay up. I wash my hair every other day and I dread it. I also dread having to blow dry my hair when I do wash it, but I know that if I don't, my damp hair will stain me and my bed. I'm wondering if it'll be like this for the life span of this color or if the transfer will stop. While I love the color it left in my hair, it's way too messy for my taste. The price is nice, but I think I'll probably go back to another dye that I know won't stain everything, including my pillow for weeks to come.

Loved this color

I applied the color to freshly bleached hair and left it on for an hour. It came out a mermaid turquoise color. Since the package had arrived opened and the green hair color had spilled inside the box, I thought maybe I should try buying it again and trying again. Again I applied the color for an hour and again my hair came out an uneven sea color, nothing at all like the color on the box. I definitely know it wasn't user error. I've been coloring my own hair for my whole life as my mom is a hairdresser and taught me how to do so properly. I am asked by friends to color their hair all the time. I've been using Splat Blue forever and it always turns out phenomenal. So, I went back to dark blue. Splat dark blue color is true to the box, for the most part, and lasts pretty long if you use a sulphate free shampoo and conditioner. Sure enough, I immediately loved my color again. I wasted my time and money trying this green. I expected a true green, a forest green with maybe a little bit of a tint toward the blue end of the spectrum. Nope. It was bright, light turquoise and did not grab on at my roots at all, plus the green stained my skin and bathroom horribly. The blue has never done so. Strange, since they're both from the same company.

It's been about a week since I dyed my hair so I can't speak to longevity yet, but Splat works so much better than the other color dye (göt2b) I was using. Unlike that one, Splat actually gets inside the hair follicles so they retain the full saturated color, rather than just sitting on top and looking faded. I haven't used the bleach kit yet because I'd bleached my hair previously, but the dye worked great. I love that the dye itself doesn't require mixing anything together, so I can just squeeze some out of the bottle as needed into my own dye mixing bowl, apply it to my hair, and then screw the cap back on the bottle and keep the rest for later. That way I don't have to get a whole new dye kit every time I touch up my color highlights. Great product!