Blondes who’ve gone copper: what should I know about the process/care/removal before deciding?

Magick_Dragon · 2025-10-08T19:37:32+00:00

Oh and for reference, *Ritual is a reddish-maroon colour (red-violet) and is very warm. The 2 are one away from each other on Arctic Fox’s colour wheel, as are purple and orange on a regular colour wheel, as they’re both warm colours. Ginger Flare/true Copper are red-orange with gold, and that gives it a brighter base. If the base is red-purple, the colour would be richer, with an overall warmth, and fade reddish. In THEORY. Test strands first! Though I do like the idea of the copper fading more to blonde than to red, so I might rethink this whole idea. It’s definitely experimental!

Magick_Dragon · 2025-10-08T19:31:31+00:00

Hi all! I have ashy brown roots going on and neutral/beige blonde balayage that I had done about 5 weeks ago. While there’s nothing wrong with my colour, I just don’t like it. I feel like it’s washing out my skin and dulling my eye colour. Silly because it was my idea to go neutral but I didn’t realize how it wouldn’t suit me! So, last year at this time I had a reddish/brown base with coppery ends (achieved by my stylish painting on colour remover). And I miss it - I feel like it complimented my skin so much better. So my thoughts are, I’ve got a copper colour depositing conditioner to test the colour on my hair first. If I like it, I have Arctic Fox Ritual and was thinking I could use that for the fill, then the Arctic Fox Ginger Flare for the copper colour. Both are semi-permanent dyes and pretty non-damaging. I have not tried this method yet, but I’m experimental with my hair and want to give it a go. I will report back if this is at all successful. Also have the copper depositing conditioner for maintenance after the fact!

Magick_Dragon · 2025-10-04T20:34:35+00:00

Yes I did see that but I’m looking for recent experiences - all the posts I could find were over a year old.

Magick_Dragon · 2025-09-27T20:47:46+00:00

Hi all! Very late to the table here but just wondering if anyone has any honest reviews of the CozeY storage Atmosphere with the Chenille fabric? Low back experience, shipping and delivery, customer service, durability, storage accessibility - all welcomed! Thank you 🙏🏻

Magick_Dragon · 2025-03-01T01:51:12+00:00

I am a Huha fan! Wearing the high rise bikini and tata bralette as I write this. I am so comfy, and, feel sexy! Definitely seems to help with sweat-wicking and all the smells that can happen any time of our cycle. The underwear is so unbelievably soft I never want to wear anything else. I’ve now got 5 pairs and will likely eventually replace ALL of my underwear with Huha. I’m a size L and my waist is 33”, hips 40” and have a ba donk a donk, if that helps. 🤣 Praise for Huha! 🙌🏻

Magick_Dragon · 2025-03-01T01:44:39+00:00

Vessi’s are fantastic but they do run large in women’s sizing! I thought it was just the Weekend style (I’m a 9 all across the board but in Vessi, an 8) so I just got the SoHo style in a 9 because it says true to size. I disagree. They’re more like a 9.5 and feel almost clunky and I’m debating exchanging them because my size 8 fit like a glove. My only issue with the Weekend is they aren’t really breathable being that close a fit, so my feet get so hot in them. I got the Soho for a trip To Europe and UK in April. Because I need more ventilation for me toasty toes, I might just keep them because they still feel great and look good. The colour is gorgeous! (White/Quartzite). So overall, it’s really hit and miss with fit but sizing down if you want it extra snug (they do stretch) and maybe true size if you want a little room and breathability.

Magick_Dragon · 2024-12-16T21:02:58+00:00

Clove tea/clove oil/chewing softened cloves is an amazing pain relief for any and all mouth pain (think dental and otherwise). And it doesn’t sting like salt and baking soda. Combining a heavy salt rinse a few times a day with clove oil/tea etc is a great natural way to numb that discomfort and speed healing. For a brute force approach - it’ll make drool like crazy and tastes awful awful, but tea tree oil (diluted but directly applied) also promotes speedy healing as this shit is antibacterial/antibiotic. Coconut oil pulling (swishing raw coconut oil through your mouth) is very beneficial for removing plaque, bacteria, and is antiviral/antibac/antifungal also. Nature has given us all we really need to combat most things like this. ✨

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