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Bumble and bumble Black Hair Powder
What it is:A tinted, dry cleanser for dark hair, inky brown, and black hair colors. What it does:This hair cleanser absorbs excess oil and adds volume. Use it to extend the life of a blow-dry and leave hair with a matte texture. What else you need to know:This product can also be used to blend away roots between color appointments.
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Question
How does this color look in very dark brown, almost black hair?
I don't know if I should get the black tint or the brown tint. I was in a store and one of the sales associates suggested getting the white version. I have not used this and Sephora apprently stopped carrying the Klorane spray dry shampoo that I had used in the past. Any advice on this product or recommendations for another one to try? Thanks!
asked 1 year, 5 months ago on Black Hair Powder
Anonymous
(Rochester, NY)
4 answers
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answer 1
The black powder is very black- you can see it in my hair when looking closely and my hair is very dark.
answered 1 month ago
julieem2
(Boston, MA)
answer 2
the black hair powder is very black. i am not sure what is meant by "inky" brown. if your hair is brown and does not at all look like black hair (which is pretty distinctive looking) get the brown hair powder.
answered 1 year, 3 months ago
judygee1
(new york, new york)
answer 3
If you need to cover the roots of your brown/black hair this will work fine, coverage darkens with the more you apply so I would go darker. If you are simply looking for a dry shampoo to extend the life of a blow out I would not suggest this product. It is too messy and rubs off on to much for regular use. The clear/white may work or I've personally used the Oscar Blandi Pronto dry shampoo.
answered 1 year, 4 months ago
apabbs
(Washington, DC)
answer 4
If your hair is very dark I would say you'd be okay. I have dark, almost black hair myself and don't find any problems (as long as I'm not spraying it on thick). I know a lot of people who use this product to cover up areas where their hair is thinning so just be careful that you don't spray too close to your scalp if that's not what you're going for.
I've used powders that were white too and haven't found too much difficulty with those either. I generally spray it in short bursts and about an arms length away so that the powder doesn't build up. Hope this helps!
I've used powders that were white too and haven't found too much difficulty with those either. I generally spray it in short bursts and about an arms length away so that the powder doesn't build up. Hope this helps!
answered 1 year, 4 months ago
staceey
(Phoenix, AZ)
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