Byte Invisalign

Byte Invisalign: lift vs deposit, resistant grey, leftover pigment.

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Introduction

Byte Invisalign is a color change, not a wig. Check lift vs deposit, resistant grey, and leftover pigment. A box photo is not your history.

  • Strand test: leftover pigment is not the box photo. Test one section first.
  • Tone: ash on warm leftover dye can go green. Check the underlying pigment.
  • Level: grey that is resistant needs more processing time, not a hotter shade in the photo.

If two Byte Invisalign listings share a title, the printed spec is the tie-break.

FAQs

Check leftover pigment and skin undertone. Ash on warm orange leftover can go muddy. Strand test first Read the printed spec on two cards before you pay.

Permanent lifts and deposits. Demi fills. A toner is not a full color change. Read the box type Read the printed spec on two cards before you pay.

Maybe. Underlying pigment fights new tone. A strand test. If it stains the towel oddly, stop and use a filler Read the printed spec on two cards before you pay.

Follow the listed minutes. Extra time on the scalp burns. Extra time on resistant grey is different from extra time on the ends Read the printed spec on two cards before you pay.

Resistant grey needs enough processing time and a formula made for grey. A gloss deposits. It will not lift stubborn grey Read the printed spec on two cards before you pay.