Splat Midnight Hair Color Indigo 6.0 Oz Indigo

The dye works well but it leaves some stains

My hair is naturally dark with grey throughout. It's non porous and fast drying and tends to pick up most colours and brands easily. I know now why they call this Splat. It's a generous amount of colour but extremely liquid. I lined my floor with card board boxes and plastic underneath just in case. It stained my forehead and scalp pretty bad. I sure it will take about a week to come off entirely. The colour I used was an amethyst and not a blue. It shows up more blue in the photo than it is. Overall I'm pleased with the results. I was going darker from a vibrant plum colour. Note of caution, other than the staining prepare for this to be a colour that doesn't come out. I've seen a lot of videos that show it's almost impossible to lift. I was committed to this shade. Another plus of this product is that it didn't have any developer so my hair doesn't feel damaged. Lastly, if you have a laundry sink, wash it off in there.

Splat dye deposits the color extremely well. It lasts for ages. It didn't fade for 5 months. But it dries out your hair really badly. Leaving it extremely brittle. I tried to make up for it with lots of hair masks and leave in treatments but nothing really can undo that kind of damage. But yes. The color lasts forever. Literally forever. Take that as you will.

The colour is poppin' on me. It's meant for dark hair and it works well. I wouldn't use it on hair darker than a light brown though as the darker your hair the less the colour will show, as should be expected. It's highly staining so I would suggest wearing gloves right through till it's completely rinsed to avoid looking like a Smurf. I will definitely consider this product again.

So so SO pigmented! Mixed this with another Splat blue dye, was insanely vibrant and looked beautiful. Downside was that it got absolutely EVERYWHERE! Couldn't wear light colored clothes because of the nonstop staining, and it didnt come out of my skin for over a week after dying it. Sucks how much of a hassle and mess it was, because it was so beautiful! Only stopped staining things when most of the vibrancy and color had faded.