I LOVE Hairprint! This product requires patience, so if you don’t have any, then it might not be for you. Yes, it is a little time consuming and messy to apply, but for me it is worth it if I can avoid all of the toxic chemicals that are in regular hair dye. I did not get full grey coverage the first time I applied it but I’ve used Hairprint four times now and it really does work better each time you use it.This last time I would say that I got close to 100% coverage. And yes, your hair will feel like straw when you complete the final rinse but as soon as you shampoo, condition and dry it, it feels wonderfully soft. One step that is recommended but not done in this video is to wash with a chelating shampoo before applying the pre-treatment. I use the chelating shampoo the day before and again on the day of the application to make sure there is no product residue, minerals from hard water, etc. on my hair. My hair is darker than normal for about a week but then goes back to its natural colour. I reapply every 7-8 weeks. I hope this is helpful!
I have been using HAIRPRINT for about 6 months now. I did find that you get better coverage/results with more use. It seems like it took about 3 uses. I have much more gray than you and I am very happy. I just love that there is no scent. Thank you for making this video! When I was researching there were very few. I just took a leap of faith too. So glad I did. Your hair looks great!!
Hi! Wow! Thank you for sharing your experience, that is really helpful:) I know, I couldn't find too much info on the product either, but Im glad you watched and let me know it will cover better next time. I look forward to it:) Thanks for watching!
I just used Hairprint for the first time today. First, it's very messy, I did the mixing and application in my sink in front of my mirror, but since I don't have a tall sink faucet, I had to do rinse in my bath tub. That means that my sink, bath tub, and curtains got stained. The dye is coming off, but it requires a lot of scrubbing. When I rinsed my hair in between solutions, water run through my neck, face, arms, so I had to use tons of wet wipes to clean them up. The gloves are so large that are mostly useless, I'll get my XS gloves next time. By the way, this is the first time dying my hair ever. Regarding the color, I had about 15% white hair mostly in the front and in the upper back of my head, overall Hairprint did a good job, the color overall seems darker, but there are still several hairs in the front that are still completely white. In the back, all the whites are gone. I guess maybe I didn't follow the procedures correctly, who knows. I hope it last long enough to make all this mess-and cost, worthy
+violet goodman yes! Good call as I still have stained ears lol. Next time I'll use it😊 Yes there definitely was reddish undertones but it's from where I had bleached highlights previously. So I think it just picked up those areas and brought out red. Yes, I think I might try one shade light for next time- too dark by a shade or two. I've never tried henna so thanks for the heads up.
@@mirandaswenson7692 I go to Sit Still in Venice, CA and it's $200 total. That comes with two boxes of color - so it's really only $122 + tip to apply. With pandemic though...I am going to have to try it on my pwn for the first time.😭😭😭
I used Olia by Garnier. Makes the colour look natural in that it seems like more than one solid colour. And the conditioner included really shines and softens my hair. My hair is really short so I only use a portion and buy Olia on sale. I get 3 uses and save $$$. I know I compromise my “no chemical” mantra but this is one thing that is worthy in my chemical-free life because of the amazing result and many compliments I get.
Thank you for making this video. I have been eyeing hair print for months now. I've had to dye my grey hair for almost 10 years, and the last 2 years I've used Oway organics, but realized it's not as organic as it sounds. Are you still using this product and liking it? Any new tips you've discovered?
Hi! Your welcome. I’m not currently using it, only because I needed to cut down on my spending and this was not a necessity. I’m using herbatint now, which is not as clean but works really well. My best advice is to do it when you have plenty of time, it’s a process and being rushed would be stressful. 😊Thanks for watching.
Your hair looks great! Not sure how this is really different from Henna other than the edible ingredients. I would mix with a moisturizing conditioner and add a little oil next time to prevent dryness. Just like I do with my henna..
Same for me , i tried for the first time Hairprint, i had ti clean up my bathroom for hours, so messy !! My hair was like yours, still have my greys a bit. I used New wash shampoo from Hairstory which is not really a shampoo and kind of saved my hair from the dryness. Not sure i will use again the Hairprint, i will go back to Hair dye from Korres, which is natural too.
You did a much better job at keeping it mess free then I did. I think that's the only thing that's kind of annoying. But I had similar results when I first tried Hairprint.
I meticulously followed instructions, including using only the shampoos (very runny, expensive water) & conditioners (not very conditioning) purchased from hair print. My results were hideous! Not only was the color a horrible grey (I used medium brown) but, my usually soft hair's texture was awful (looked like old wiry salt & pepper dog hair). There is no phone number to contact someone for help or suggestions. My only option was to go to the store and purchase conventional hair dye which I haven't used in a very long time. I could not go to work looking so horrible. UGH!!!! Buyer beware and have a back up plan if you decide to purchase.
+Eydie Kerfoot oh no this is horrible! I'm sorry you had such a bad experience. How is your hair now? Although I had dryness initially, it went away after a few washes. Let me know if you find anything that works for you. I know how much it sucks when a product doesn't work the way you hoped xx
I had to go get it professional fixed. Very frustrated with the customer service. Only communication is via email. They do not listen to what you say and tell you "your hair must have been really dry before you started" and "you must have been using bad hair products. My hair was virgin hair, never dyed or chemically altered, no hair products as too many cause me to break out. My hair was in wonderful shape, very healthy, shiny and soft. I had used only their shampoo and conditioner for 8 days prior. Still dealing with the dry damage left behind. Will continue to look for a better option. :)
I noticed their example model on their site still had wiry looking hair. This seems like WAY too much trouble and expense for the end result. I use Herbatint and am happy. I saw people talking about this stuff but the thought of going through this routine for retouches is out of the question for me.
If I were to cover the bleached ends it would come out a faded brownish color. But I haven’t had any issues coloring over slightly previously colored roots. I think they recommend doing it on grown out roots tho. Hope that helps😊
I have a question, did the product look natural or did it have red and purple hues? On camera I'm noticing a bit of red in your bangs. also, do you think you could have gone a shade lighter in the range or no?
Thank you so much for sharing your experience on camera in a short and sweet way! your hair is adorable. Does hairprint impart a warmer color than your natural, or can I expect to see the mousy color I've been hiding (minus the grays) ever since I was able? I am a hairdresser who has been doing my own retouches in the bathroom (with a mirror so I can see the back) for the last 12+ years and it takes me 20-30 minutes to apply the color to my roots. I can't imagine getting the color on w/in the puny 5 minute window hairprint provides. OOOOOOF! Translucent, natural gray coverage notwithstanding; In the hairprint demo, the neatnick, chillax, tea-drinking lady who colored her hair ends up with her hair shaft and ends notably darker than the roots--so it looks like a do-it-yourself color job to me. If I use this, I would indeed cover my previously colored hair with something to avoid that, but alas, that would make it even more challenging to apply hairprint within the 5 minutes to my roots only. What to do?
Hi Mary! This method is for sure a lot messier and time-consuming than regular hair color methods. I really wanted it to work way better than it did and I found it to be more expensive than I was willing to spend per month. I did notice that if you got it on previously dyed hair it was noticeably darker. Hope that helps, I love the concept of this, but I’m looking for something else currently
Vegan Michele Did it match your hair color or was it warmer or cooler in tone?. My hair color is ash and I hate it which is why I started coloring it in the first place, but now I have grays and want to move to something non-toxic. I researched henna but the four hour process of having lawsone sink into your scalp and likely impart a hormonal imbalance due to its estrogen content took it off the list for me! Have you discovered something on the same plane as hair print as far as nontoxicity?
Vegan Michele Thank you so much! I will let you no, but I may try to find a way to use this because I’ve been looking for an awfully long time (The length of my roots can testify to that!) And this technology is unique. I sent an email to Natulique hair color, a British line, asking for a list of ingredients and where I can buy it.....but in the meantime I stumbled across a blog called, I read labels for you who did an expose on the integrity of the inventors of the products, questioning the claims of it being organic, as they created their own standards for purity and organic content, posing as a third-party lab. Nonetheless I am waiting for a reply for a complete list of ingredients to their zero line. Because who wants to sign up for a 75 minute messy difficult retouch process every month?
Although it’s only semi permanent and; contains some henna, I’m also considering radico--because the product doesn’t degrade in 5 min and you don’t have to do a Second application (which is quite a feat when you’re trying to avoid that previously colored hair in order not to darken it).🥳
first off let me just say that you are absolutely beautiful!!!! i've been thinking about getting this for my grays. what worried me is that you said it left your hair feeling dry. was that something that went away after you conditioned? my hair is natural and tends to be on the dry side.
+brenda n You are too sweet! Thank you! Yes it was dry directly after, but I applied hair oil on towel dried hair and let it air dry. A few more washes and it was back to normal and not dry. Let me know what you think if you do try it out xx :)
I tried it today and did 2 packs since it was my first time. I followed the instructions exactly so it took me about 5 hours, so much clean up. It did NOT cover my gray, my hair feels absolutely disgusting, and I ruined 5 towels (I washed them and it does not come out). I tried to be as neat as possible but had to clean 2 sinks, a tub, the floor, and walls. I wasted a day and lots of money. I was so excited about this product. I watched all the tutorials and went through the pain of growing out 2 inches. My hair has never felt this awful in my life. I need to find some deep conditioning, anyone have any tips of how to recover from Hairprint?
+calgary121 oh no! I'm so sorry to hear this! Your hair will recover though. Mine was pretty dry right after too. A few washes gets rid of that feeling. Good luck.
Try putting conditioner on your hair dry and putting a plastic bag over and letting it sit for 30 minutes maybe to an hour. I had a bad dye job that totally burned my hair and that kind of help revive it. My experience with hairprint is that it feels worse than the bad hair dye.
Tried it (2 box) a week ago, bought the chelating shampoo n conditioner too. Not worth for 2nd attempt, Expensive and needs to applied very fast, to much hassle n messy especially with long hair. The official tutorial is short hair and the other video in a salon with everyone using Hairprint products (1 med hair with 3 people helping) it's just how fast it is U need to apply it, or else NOT GONNA ATTACHED to ur hair. 1 time is ok to make all your hair follicles mumbo jumbo became a virgin hair again. my grey on my roots are still visible (only 50% coverage) it does say have to do multiple times, but again grey will never stop showing no matter the months different from normal dyed. it's just not worth the hassle for me, in the next 3 days I'll just dye it with Semi Permanent Clairol Natural Instinct, coz I only need it for my roots. But I must say the Shampoo n Conditioner product is good 4 stars (why not 5?) Coz ther are stiff after use, but after few hours drying, it feels sooo good, went to the beach it has no oily feelings (it was day 2 after shampooing). I just bought bio marine shampoo from them. 👍😊
Hairprint told me not to apply the product to any hair that has been previously colored, highlighted, bleached, etc. - It must be virgin hair. They said the results will not turn out properly if you apply to pre-processed hair. I have a couple of inches of old highlight on my end that I'll cut off before using Hairprint. ^_^
+Roekinn M. Hi! Yes I read that on their site and knew I was going to go over previously processed hair, so I knew that would be a gamble going in. Yes, let me know how it goes for you. Thanks for watching.
+thereafterish its there 😊 yeah we will have a break for a few months, one short contract in December with our own show, its baby time we think. Yes twine is a great way to describe it! Lol. It's ok now, it's been a few days. It feels best near my roots, very healthy but the ends still feel horrible. I'm gonna just try to not heat it for a few months and then get a good trim. I want it to grow but it's just a hot mess, so best to just let it be for a bit xx
Congrats on being home! Baby time. YAYYYYYYYYS! Babyvgan (see what I did there?) :D If there are women who are interested in this brand, maybe a follow up video might be good to do? Do you think this would be good for people who want to change their color lighter, or it's mostly for grey coverage and darkening? And, I'd be interested in their color ranges. I have straight flat black, but I'm interested in going blue black, but haven't found a natural alternative I can trust to do its work! Great video. Love these longer ones.
+thereafterish lol! Love it! Yes, definitely want to follow up video it. As for now they only do dark shades, but I heard they will be releasing a blonde range in the future. There was one shade darker than the one I chose, check their site to see if it had the tones you are looking for. Thanks for the kind words as always xx
Did you use Dark or Brown Hair print ? Are you going to continue to use. Do you think it was a mistake to use all over your hair ? Thank you for any help you can give.
+Belinda Trover hi! I used "dark@ if you go on their site the shade dark is used for 1-2. The company actually just sent me a box for free, so I will be doing it again as well as a follow up video. Yes, for me with all the chemical damage it was a mistake to do my whole head. At this point, the color is gone so I'm ready to try out again just on the roots so I'll be doing that very soon, video to be up by Friday the 11th, that's what I'm aiming for. Hope that helps. xx
Very interesting. I have been trying to find something myself for a blonde. But I am about 80% gray in front and about 50% in back at 54 years old. XO Stacy
I saw another TH-cam video where a blonde says that she used it. I'm assuming she used the light brown shade. Just type in hairprint into the search and you'll find the video:)
What kinds of ingredients in conventional shampoo make it so Hairprint doesn't work as well? You mentioned at the beginning of the video (3:00) that you should stop using those for a week. If I'm not sure how great my shampoo is (it's at least sort of natural), would you recommend just not shampooing for a week?
+Shelbey Neil hi! Conventional shampoos and conditioners have waxes in them that coat the hair and then it's more difficult for hairprint to penetrate evenly and as much as possible. I would recommend using even something cheap and more natural like acure or giovanni. You can find them in target or Whole Foods for 6-8$ hope that helps😊
+Beth Hodges hi! Yes I have used it a few times more. My main issue was the price. I needed to use it every month and at $40 or more each time it was too expensive for me to continue. But I think if it's something you don't need to touch up grey hairs frequently with, it would be good to try xx
Thanks for the reply. I went ahead and ordered it. Right now I am paying my hairdresser almost $100 every 5 weeks so for me this would be an improvement. I really appreciated your video and hope am looking forward to trying the product.
+Beth Hodges Did you try the product? How did it work for you? I just ordered two boxes and hope to try it this weekend. I have very curly, dry hair and am scared that the product dries hair so much. I'm very scared it may break my hair. I truly am scared, but I am even more scared of the reactions I get from using chemicals. They make me quite sick and give me dermatitis. I wish that Hairprint addressed the dryness issue. Currently, they simply ignore it and that's so unprofessional and uncaring. It's obvious that the product needs improvements. Theo conditioners too are not very good. They don't soften or condition the hair. They too need tremendous improvements.
Hi Olhos, I have not tried it yet. I purchased two boxes but am waiting for my roots to grow out about 2 inches before I try it. I read that if you coat the hair with existing color with coconut butter that it is not as bad as far as dryness goes, so I am going to try that method. I am still about a month away from doing it though.
Vegan Michele that would be so great! Are u still on hairprint? If not, what are you liking more to cover greys? I did it today and truly love how it looks.
I’m not using it currently just got too expensive for me. I’m using herbatint. You can check out the video I did on it here: th-cam.com/video/sHa3hOZWFSk/w-d-xo.html 😊
This might be hard for to believe being its a natural plant source but though nutritionally rich the main ingredient in hairprint is mucuna PRURIENS contain potentially TOXIC principles and anti-nutrients also which may have been responsible for widespread signs of toxicity in the brain, lungs, heart, testes, liver and kidneys of rats dosed at 400 mg/kg body weight of the extract for 28 days.Feb 6, 2017 STUDIES. And amount like that packed on scalp is alarming. Other hair dyes though not natural do not penetrate brain barriers. Research mucuna pruriens the main ingredient plant. I th hought trying henna but researched that and found that even organic henna they have to use lye to produce it. The struggle continues for my grey. Im using waterworks now its a powder u mix with water, no ammonia, or lifters, i only use it sparingly on roots. Comes in many brown colors. Only 9 dollars on amazon
I'm sorry, this might be non toxic, but it is actually insanely damaging and drying to hair. I was exploring as an option now that i'm seeing some greys but the ingredients and the instructions seem like a nighmare for someone who already has dry hair. This would ruin my hair horribly.
Yeah, it was drying initially on my hair too but then ok after a few days. But trust your gut for sure, as you can see in the comments of this video some people have had great results, some not great. 👍
I LOVE Hairprint! This product requires patience, so if you don’t have any, then it might not be for you. Yes, it is a little time consuming and messy to apply, but for me it is worth it if I can avoid all of the toxic chemicals that are in regular hair dye. I did not get full grey coverage the first time I applied it but I’ve used Hairprint four times now and it really does work better each time you use it.This last time I would say that I got close to 100% coverage. And yes, your hair will feel like straw when you complete the final rinse but as soon as you shampoo, condition and dry it, it feels wonderfully soft. One step that is recommended but not done in this video is to wash with a chelating shampoo before applying the pre-treatment. I use the chelating shampoo the day before and again on the day of the application to make sure there is no product residue, minerals from hard water, etc. on my hair. My hair is darker than normal for about a week but then goes back to its natural colour. I reapply every 7-8 weeks. I hope this is helpful!
I have been using HAIRPRINT for about 6 months now. I did find that you get better coverage/results with more use. It seems like it took about 3 uses. I have much more gray than you and I am very happy. I just love that there is no scent. Thank you for making this video! When I was researching there were very few. I just took a leap of faith too. So glad I did. Your hair looks great!!
Hi! Wow! Thank you for sharing your experience, that is really helpful:) I know, I couldn't find too much info on the product either, but Im glad you watched and let me know it will cover better next time. I look forward to it:) Thanks for watching!
how long time this colour stay on hairs
BVGAN. I have an awesome suggestion I discovered on my own to keep hair dye off the face, neck, & ears. Shea butter!
You look FABULOUS! Your natural color is simply perfect. Thanks so much for reviewing and walking us through this product. Will be trying.
+Colleen Coadic, LMT, t-RM you are so sweet! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for the kind words xx
Hi Colleen, Did you try it? What did you think?
I just used Hairprint for the first time today. First, it's very messy, I did the mixing and application in my sink in front of my mirror, but since I don't have a tall sink faucet, I had to do rinse in my bath tub. That means that my sink, bath tub, and curtains got stained. The dye is coming off, but it requires a lot of scrubbing. When I rinsed my hair in between solutions, water run through my neck, face, arms, so I had to use tons of wet wipes to clean them up. The gloves are so large that are mostly useless, I'll get my XS gloves next time. By the way, this is the first time dying my hair ever. Regarding the color, I had about 15% white hair mostly in the front and in the upper back of my head, overall Hairprint did a good job, the color overall seems darker, but there are still several hairs in the front that are still completely white. In the back, all the whites are gone. I guess maybe I didn't follow the procedures correctly, who knows. I hope it last long enough to make all this mess-and cost, worthy
+violet goodman yes! Good call as I still have stained ears lol. Next time I'll use it😊
Yes there definitely was reddish undertones but it's from where I had bleached highlights previously. So I think it just picked up those areas and brought out red. Yes, I think I might try one shade light for next time- too dark by a shade or two. I've never tried henna so thanks for the heads up.
I paid someone to do mine in saloon. The result is amazing. Doing it alone can be too messy and difficult to get right. Great job though.
What did a stylist charge you to apply it?
@@mirandaswenson7692 I go to Sit Still in Venice, CA and it's $200 total. That comes with two boxes of color - so it's really only $122 + tip to apply. With pandemic though...I am going to have to try it on my pwn for the first time.😭😭😭
I am allergic to hair dyes even those without ppd amonia etc.. I tried Mayraki n it worked well for me… would love to try hairprint
I used Olia by Garnier. Makes the colour look natural in that it seems like more than one solid colour. And the conditioner included really shines and softens my hair. My hair is really short so I only use a portion and buy Olia on sale. I get 3 uses and save $$$. I know I compromise my “no chemical” mantra but this is one thing that is worthy in my chemical-free life because of the amazing result and many compliments I get.
Thanks for the suggestion, I’ve had someone else suggest that as well. I get it, it’s really hard to sacrifice in this area.lol xx
Thank you for making this video. I have been eyeing hair print for months now. I've had to dye my grey hair for almost 10 years, and the last 2 years I've used Oway organics, but realized it's not as organic as it sounds. Are you still using this product and liking it? Any new tips you've discovered?
Hi! Your welcome. I’m not currently using it, only because I needed to cut down on my spending and this was not a necessity. I’m using herbatint now, which is not as clean but works really well. My best advice is to do it when you have plenty of time, it’s a process and being rushed would be stressful. 😊Thanks for watching.
@@veganmichele So its not a great product?its messy &expensive?
Lol, it works for some, it was just too expensive for me to continue to justify buying every month.
Your hair looks great! Not sure how this is really different from Henna other than the edible ingredients. I would mix with a moisturizing conditioner and add a little oil next time to prevent dryness. Just like I do with my henna..
I’ve not done henna except for a really long time ago, so it may well be very similar. Thanks for the tips, seems they would help a lot xx
Same for me , i tried for the first time Hairprint, i had ti clean up my bathroom for hours, so messy !!
My hair was like yours, still have my greys a bit. I used New wash shampoo from Hairstory which is not really a shampoo and kind of saved my hair from the dryness. Not sure i will use again the Hairprint, i will go back to Hair dye from Korres, which is natural too.
+Romy Loaec I feel the same way about everything you said!😀 thanks for watching
You did a much better job at keeping it mess free then I did. I think that's the only thing that's kind of annoying. But I had similar results when I first tried Hairprint.
+Melo1230806575 are you still using it? What are your thoughts? Thanks for any info and for watching😊
I meticulously followed instructions, including using only the shampoos (very runny, expensive water) & conditioners (not very conditioning) purchased from hair print. My results were hideous! Not only was the color a horrible grey (I used medium brown) but, my usually soft hair's texture was awful (looked like old wiry salt & pepper dog hair). There is no phone number to contact someone for help or suggestions. My only option was to go to the store and purchase conventional hair dye which I haven't used in a very long time. I could not go to work looking so horrible. UGH!!!! Buyer beware and have a back up plan if you decide to purchase.
+Eydie Kerfoot oh no this is horrible! I'm sorry you had such a bad experience. How is your hair now? Although I had dryness initially, it went away after a few washes. Let me know if you find anything that works for you. I know how much it sucks when a product doesn't work the way you hoped xx
I had to go get it professional fixed. Very frustrated with the customer service. Only communication is via email. They do not listen to what you say and tell you "your hair must have been really dry before you started" and "you must have been using bad hair products. My hair was virgin hair, never dyed or chemically altered, no hair products as too many cause me to break out. My hair was in wonderful shape, very healthy, shiny and soft. I had used only their shampoo and conditioner for 8 days prior. Still dealing with the dry damage left behind. Will continue to look for a better option. :)
+Eydie Kerfoot good luck😊
everyone is different and shampoos we use are 99% chemicals. I been using it very few times and see the changes and it stays there...
I noticed their example model on their site still had wiry looking hair. This seems like WAY too much trouble and expense for the end result. I use Herbatint and am happy. I saw people talking about this stuff but the thought of going through this routine for retouches is out of the question for me.
so if you cover hair thats previously coloured does hairprint just come out very dark on those parts ? im a tad confused
If I were to cover the bleached ends it would come out a faded brownish color. But I haven’t had any issues coloring over slightly previously colored roots. I think they recommend doing it on grown out roots tho. Hope that helps😊
I have a question, did the product look natural or did it have red and purple hues? On camera I'm noticing a bit of red in your bangs. also, do you think you could have gone a shade lighter in the range or no?
Still have that redness
Thank you so much for sharing your experience on camera in a short and sweet way!
your hair is adorable.
Does hairprint impart a warmer color than your natural, or can I expect to see the mousy color I've been hiding (minus the grays) ever since I was able?
I am a hairdresser who has been doing my own retouches in the bathroom (with a mirror so I can see the back) for the last 12+ years and it takes me 20-30 minutes to apply the color to my roots. I can't imagine getting the color on w/in the puny 5 minute window hairprint provides. OOOOOOF!
Translucent, natural gray coverage notwithstanding; In the hairprint demo, the neatnick, chillax, tea-drinking lady who colored her hair ends up with her hair shaft and ends notably darker than the roots--so it looks like a do-it-yourself color job to me. If I use this, I would indeed cover my previously colored hair with something to avoid that, but alas, that would make it even more challenging to apply hairprint within the 5 minutes to my roots only. What to do?
Hi Mary! This method is for sure a lot messier and time-consuming than regular hair color methods. I really wanted it to work way better than it did and I found it to be more expensive than I was willing to spend per month. I did notice that if you got it on previously dyed hair it was noticeably darker. Hope that helps, I love the concept of this, but I’m looking for something else currently
Vegan Michele Did it match your hair color or was it warmer or cooler in tone?. My hair color is ash and I hate it which is why I started coloring it in the first place, but now I have grays and want to move to something non-toxic. I researched henna but the four hour process of having lawsone sink into your scalp and likely impart a hormonal imbalance due to its estrogen content took it off the list for me! Have you discovered something on the same plane as hair print as far as nontoxicity?
I’d say it was a warmer tone for me. I’ve not found anything as natural but if you find something please let me know too.
Vegan Michele Thank you so much! I will let you no, but I may try to find a way to use this because I’ve been looking for an awfully long time (The length of my roots can testify to that!) And this technology is unique.
I sent an email to Natulique hair color, a British line, asking for a list of ingredients and where I can buy it.....but in the meantime I stumbled across a blog called, I read labels for you who did an expose on the integrity of the inventors of the products, questioning the claims of it being organic, as they created their own standards for purity and organic content, posing as a third-party lab. Nonetheless I am waiting for a reply for a complete list of ingredients to their zero line. Because who wants to sign up for a 75 minute messy difficult retouch process every month?
Although it’s only semi permanent and; contains some henna, I’m also considering radico--because the product doesn’t degrade in 5 min and you don’t have to do a Second application (which is quite a feat when you’re trying to avoid that previously colored hair in order not to darken it).🥳
first off let me just say that you are absolutely beautiful!!!! i've been thinking about getting this for my grays. what worried me is that you said it left your hair feeling dry. was that something that went away after you conditioned? my hair is natural and tends to be on the dry side.
+brenda n You are too sweet! Thank you! Yes it was dry directly after, but I applied hair oil on towel dried hair and let it air dry. A few more washes and it was back to normal and not dry. Let me know what you think if you do try it out xx :)
I tried it today and did 2 packs since it was my first time. I followed the instructions exactly so it took me about 5 hours, so much clean up. It did NOT cover my gray, my hair feels absolutely disgusting, and I ruined 5 towels (I washed them and it does not come out). I tried to be as neat as possible but had to clean 2 sinks, a tub, the floor, and walls. I wasted a day and lots of money. I was so excited about this product. I watched all the tutorials and went through the pain of growing out 2 inches. My hair has never felt this awful in my life. I need to find some deep conditioning, anyone have any tips of how to recover from Hairprint?
+calgary121 oh no! I'm so sorry to hear this! Your hair will recover though. Mine was pretty dry right after too. A few washes gets rid of that feeling. Good luck.
Try putting conditioner on your hair dry and putting a plastic bag over and letting it sit for 30 minutes maybe to an hour. I had a bad dye job that totally burned my hair and that kind of help revive it. My experience with hairprint is that it feels worse than the bad hair dye.
+Janel Nicole that's a good idea
Have someone do it on your hair. I think timing matters.
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Tried it (2 box) a week ago, bought the chelating shampoo n conditioner too. Not worth for 2nd attempt, Expensive and needs to applied very fast, to much hassle n messy especially with long hair. The official tutorial is short hair and the other video in a salon with everyone using Hairprint products (1 med hair with 3 people helping) it's just how fast it is U need to apply it, or else NOT GONNA ATTACHED to ur hair. 1 time is ok to make all your hair follicles mumbo jumbo became a virgin hair again. my grey on my roots are still visible (only 50% coverage) it does say have to do multiple times, but again grey will never stop showing no matter the months different from normal dyed. it's just not worth the hassle for me, in the next 3 days I'll just dye it with Semi Permanent Clairol Natural Instinct, coz I only need it for my roots. But I must say the Shampoo n Conditioner product is good 4 stars (why not 5?) Coz ther are stiff after use, but after few hours drying, it feels sooo good, went to the beach it has no oily feelings (it was day 2 after shampooing). I just bought bio marine shampoo from them. 👍😊
Hairprint told me not to apply the product to any hair that has been previously colored, highlighted, bleached, etc. - It must be virgin hair. They said the results will not turn out properly if you apply to pre-processed hair. I have a couple of inches of old highlight on my end that I'll cut off before using Hairprint. ^_^
+Roekinn M. Hi! Yes I read that on their site and knew I was going to go over previously processed hair, so I knew that would be a gamble going in. Yes, let me know how it goes for you. Thanks for watching.
I see no grey, lol. But of course nothing is super close up. I guess no cruising for awhile? I hope it feels like a great recharge!
+thereafterish its there 😊 yeah we will have a break for a few months, one short contract in December with our own show, its baby time we think. Yes twine is a great way to describe it! Lol. It's ok now, it's been a few days. It feels best near my roots, very healthy but the ends still feel horrible. I'm gonna just try to not heat it for a few months and then get a good trim. I want it to grow but it's just a hot mess, so best to just let it be for a bit xx
Congrats on being home! Baby time. YAYYYYYYYYS! Babyvgan (see what I did there?) :D If there are women who are interested in this brand, maybe a follow up video might be good to do? Do you think this would be good for people who want to change their color lighter, or it's mostly for grey coverage and darkening? And, I'd be interested in their color ranges. I have straight flat black, but I'm interested in going blue black, but haven't found a natural alternative I can trust to do its work! Great video. Love these longer ones.
+thereafterish lol! Love it! Yes, definitely want to follow up video it. As for now they only do dark shades, but I heard they will be releasing a blonde range in the future. There was one shade darker than the one I chose, check their site to see if it had the tones you are looking for. Thanks for the kind words as always xx
Did you use Dark or Brown Hair print ?
Are you going to continue to use.
Do you think it was a mistake to use all over your hair ?
Thank you for any help you can give.
+Belinda Trover hi! I used "dark@ if you go on their site the shade dark is used for 1-2. The company actually just sent me a box for free, so I will be doing it again as well as a follow up video. Yes, for me with all the chemical damage it was a mistake to do my whole head. At this point, the color is gone so I'm ready to try out again just on the roots so I'll be doing that very soon, video to be up by Friday the 11th, that's what I'm aiming for. Hope that helps. xx
Hello, what brand of gloves dd you use? Can we use any latex/polythene gloves that we find in grocery stores etc.?
Yes, I can’t remember of the box came with gloves or not but just the regular latex type gloves used for hair dye.
Thanks for this info. Is it ok to use this product on existing hair that is dyed with previous non-hair print hair dyes?
They say that it is not, but in this video I did have some old dye on.
Not recommended. Cover previously dyed hair section with Shea butter.
Michelle, great video! It has been almost 3 years since this video, are you still using Hairprint?
Hi Lillian, thank you! I’m no longer using it simply because it was getting really pricey for me to keep up covering my grays.
@@veganmichele I totally get it! What are you using now?
@@veganmichele AGREE .. Once is enough.
The line from your neck to you collar bone is beautiful. Do you lift weights??
Aw thank you for such a sweet compliment💚 I do, but fairly light with high reps 😊
Thanks for info 🙏🏻 would it help to cover all grays if you did it 3 or 4 times per colouring? Or if I do it once every month? Thanks 🙏🏻
I really think it depends on how resistant your grays are. For me it was better coverage with more applications.
your welcome, btw did you upload Hairprint update, I didn't see it. thanks
+Char Shark yes 😊 it's here: th-cam.com/video/sMke36bBeGY/w-d-xo.html
BVGAN.
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Very interesting. I have been trying to find something myself for a blonde. But I am about 80% gray in front and about 50% in back at 54 years old. XO Stacy
I saw another TH-cam video where a blonde says that she used it. I'm assuming she used the light brown shade. Just type in hairprint into the search and you'll find the video:)
thanks
Stac, their website says only brown shades, but I read on a blog that went to their lab that they will soon add blonde shades. xx
What kinds of ingredients in conventional shampoo make it so Hairprint doesn't work as well? You mentioned at the beginning of the video (3:00) that you should stop using those for a week. If I'm not sure how great my shampoo is (it's at least sort of natural), would you recommend just not shampooing for a week?
+Shelbey Neil hi! Conventional shampoos and conditioners have waxes in them that coat the hair and then it's more difficult for hairprint to penetrate evenly and as much as possible. I would recommend using even something cheap and more natural like acure or giovanni. You can find them in target or Whole Foods for 6-8$ hope that helps😊
How often do you have to do it?
Can men use this for beard and mustache? I'm leary about using chemicals on my face
Yes. David Wolfe promotes it in a few videos on TH-cam and I believe he uses it in his beard.
@@veganmichele thanks so much for replying. I'll check him out. Have a good weekend.
you might want to check into Color Wow powder as well to touch up roots :)
Ok, will do thank you!
Color Wow does not stick to your hair if you have used chelating shampoo. With no product on hair Color Wow just has nothing to latch on to.
Did you do a second application? If so, how did it go?
+Beth Hodges hi! Yes I have used it a few times more. My main issue was the price. I needed to use it every month and at $40 or more each time it was too expensive for me to continue. But I think if it's something you don't need to touch up grey hairs frequently with, it would be good to try xx
Thanks for the reply. I went ahead and ordered it. Right now I am paying my hairdresser almost $100 every 5 weeks so for me this would be an improvement. I really appreciated your video and hope am looking forward to trying the product.
+Beth Hodges 👍 I hope it works well for you
+Beth Hodges Did you try the product? How did it work for you? I just ordered two boxes and hope to try it this weekend. I have very curly, dry hair and am scared that the product dries hair so much. I'm very scared it may break my hair. I truly am scared, but I am even more scared of the reactions I get from using chemicals. They make me quite sick and give me dermatitis. I wish that Hairprint addressed the dryness issue. Currently, they simply ignore it and that's so unprofessional and uncaring. It's obvious that the product needs improvements. Theo conditioners too are not very good. They don't soften or condition the hair. They too need tremendous improvements.
Hi Olhos, I have not tried it yet. I purchased two boxes but am waiting for my roots to grow out about 2 inches before I try it. I read that if you coat the hair with existing color with coconut butter that it is not as bad as far as dryness goes, so I am going to try that method. I am still about a month away from doing it though.
Does this work when you have henna in your hair.
I think they do not recommend it if you have henna in your hair. Check out their website to be sure
Ok thank you
how long time this color stay on hair
It stayed for me about one month
Where can we buy this product in india??please give reply mam
Hello, I’m not sure if they do international shipping but you can check here: myhairprint.com
No place
I ordered from the UK and hairprint shipped it from the US. Arrived in 3 days. Just order from their website.
You look much better without all the makeup! :-o
Thanks! I agree, definitely trying to wear less these day💚
Do you still use it?
Hi, I’m not currently using it but soley because I needed to tighten up my budget it was getting too expensive for me.
@@veganmichele what do you currently use for hair color if you're not using Hairprint anymore??
Hi! I’ve been using herbatint, it’s not as clean as hairprint but works well and is still free of a lot of nasties.
I’m using 5n : amzn.to/2w8pX7k
I personally don't care for henna. it smells horrible and gives a red hue even though i used the darkest shade. it is also very drying.
What shampoo and conditioner do you use?
Hi, I used just my regular vegan non toxic one to wash it out. I think at the time of the video I was using either 100% pure or Giovanni.
Vegan Michele and what do u use now? I am having such a hard tome finding one that doesn’t leave my hair either dry or oily... :(
Right now I’m using a product called function of beauty and I’m really liking it. I’ll do a review video soon
Vegan Michele that would be so great! Are u still on hairprint? If not, what are you liking more to cover greys? I did it today and truly love how it looks.
I’m not using it currently just got too expensive for me. I’m using herbatint. You can check out the video I did on it here:
th-cam.com/video/sHa3hOZWFSk/w-d-xo.html
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This might be hard for to believe being its a natural plant source but though nutritionally rich the main ingredient in hairprint is mucuna PRURIENS contain potentially TOXIC principles and anti-nutrients also which may have been responsible for widespread signs of toxicity in the brain, lungs, heart, testes, liver and kidneys of rats dosed at 400 mg/kg body weight of the extract for 28 days.Feb 6, 2017 STUDIES.
And amount like that packed on scalp is alarming. Other hair dyes though not natural do not penetrate brain barriers. Research mucuna pruriens the main ingredient plant. I th hought trying henna but researched that and found that even organic henna they have to use lye to produce it. The struggle continues for my grey. Im using waterworks now its a powder u mix with water, no ammonia, or lifters, i only use it sparingly on roots. Comes in many brown colors. Only 9 dollars on amazon
It’s such a struggle to find something. I haven’t heard of water works. Thanks for the suggestion. P
Try Chi it’s amazing natural color
Thanks for the recommendation 👍
you are so GORGEOUS my goodness
+Char Shark wow! What a sweet comment😊 thank you for your kind words xx
I'm sorry, this might be non toxic, but it is actually insanely damaging and drying to hair. I was exploring as an option now that i'm seeing some greys but the ingredients and the instructions seem like a nighmare for someone who already has dry hair. This would ruin my hair horribly.
Yeah, it was drying initially on my hair too but then ok after a few days. But trust your gut for sure, as you can see in the comments of this video some people have had great results, some not great. 👍
It has some toxic in mucuna pruriens
👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼I used this product on my client and di not work at all
Oh no! That’s too bad.
Please check make up alley website for reviews on this product. Scary reviews there,... WOW! RUN!
how often do u use it?
+p singh about every 4-6 weeks for me but if you don't have much grey, you can get away with using it less