Splat Purple Desire Semi Permanent Hair Dye Kit with Bleach, 1 Application, Includes Purple Hair Dye, Oxide & Bleach Powder, Vegan & Cruelty Free Hair Color
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Color: Purple Desire
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- SEMI PERMANENT HAIR COLOR KIT: Splat Purple Desire hair dye offers vibrant, long lasting bold color. Hair dye kit includes purple hair color, oxide, bleach, gloves, and instructions.
- CONVENIENT, PRE-MEASURED BLEACH: For vivid color, begin with our fast-acting blue bleach powder. Bleach helps reduce yellow tones and takes only 30 minutes to lift.
- NOURISHING HAIR DYE FORMULA: Enriched with baobab and quinoa extracts, this dye moisturizes, provides shine, protects from UV rays, and helps prevent breakage. Cruelty-free, vegan hair dye is free of parabens, sulfates, PPDs, and ammonia.
- VERSATILE APPLICATION: Splat hair dye kit is ideal for ultra-vivid looks, including all-over color, streaks, ombres, or dip dyes. For long or thick hair, 2 or more kits are recommended.
- BE BOLD: We offer a full range of bold hair color products, including temporary, semi-permanent, permanent & hair care products. Be it a form of rebellion, joy, or fashion we provide a way of expressing yourself to the world.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 3.1 x 3.2 x 6.7 inches; 9.6 ounces
Item model number : 2017
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Manufacturer : Developlus
Best Sellers Rank: #13,737 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care) #143 in Hair Color
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Customer Reviews: 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (6,165)
Color: Purple Desire
Container Type: Bottle
Product Benefits: Hair Coloring
Brand Name: Splat
Item Form: Liquid
Hair Type: Dry
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Developlus
UPC: 857169020208
Global Trade Identification Number: 08
Set Name: Splat Purple Desire
Recommended Uses For Product: Hair coloring, Streaks, Ombrés, Dip dyes
Suitable Hair Color: Purple
Model Number: 2017
Manufacturer Part Number: 8-57169-02020-8
Item Weight: 9.6 Ounces
Material Features: Free of Ammonia, PPD, Parabens & Sulfates
Material Type Free: Gluten Free
Full Cure Time: 30 Minutes
Hair Color Permanence: Semi-Permanent
Unit Count: 3.0 Fluid Ounces
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Color: Tantalizing Teal
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2026 by Grey Gregory
Color: Aqua Rush
A few things to know about Splat products: 1) Hairdressers hate it. 2) It will stain. 3) Do not use their bleach. It is very harsh. 4) The color will stay forever & is not easy to get back out. I've used Splat products for years. I used to spend money for a hairdresser to do it, but their color washes away so fast. Plus, most people don't have an imagination to do your hair differently without specific instructions. I change my hair color every 6 weeks. I just do it myself now. I use a professional bleach & developer (Blonde Me). The Splat brand will fry your hair if you use it too much. It is also very drying. In the pictures, you can see what I had before. It was Splat pink fetish, a tiny spot of orange right in the front, & purple in the back. It had been close to 8 weeks or so since I had dyed my hair. I usually only lighten it every other time, so about every 12 weeks. You can see what it looked like after the bleach process in the 2nd picture. The last 2 pics are after it was done. The Splat Aqua Rush is the dark blue in the front & back. The light blue in the front is Punky Color & will not last long at all. The green & lighter aqua color are Artic Fox. After I bleach my hair, I literally take what colors I think I want & put them on a white towel to see what goes best. All of my colors are Splat or Artic Fox (with the exception of some Punky Color that I had left over from a long time ago.) I use Redken Acidic Color Gloss shampoo & conditioner. I also have some color-protecting conditioner that is left over from when I do the back in black or dark red from a box. If you are smart about this product, you can use it with great results.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2025 by MBarber
Color: Luscious Raspberries
I love this stuff lol. Been using it for years!! I've kept my hair some variation of bright red for many years now, lol my partner likes it so what can I say? And I always come back to this one, honestly. I'll try some other kind every once in a while, because either I can't find this one, or it's all they had at the store I was at and I just didn't feel like searching for it lol. But I always get this one any time it's an option. It's THE BEST. I don't use the bleach, I'll never again let bleach touch my hair after a series of very unfortunate hair choices when I was a teenager lol, and it still leaves my hair looking BRIGHT red. My natural color is like a medium brown with slight auburn highlights, but my hair hasn't been natural since I was like 12 honestly lol. But it was definitely NOT a light color when I first started dying it this color, and while I'm sure it'd be more vibrant if I were to bleach it, I'm definitely happy with it anyway. At this point I've been doing it so long, I'm just basically doing my roots and then just making the rest POP more, because it DOES fade lol. Though not nearly as quickly as say, pink or blue or something hair, it's more permanent. Because of that though it does stain. BADLY lol. My whole entire scalp will be bright ass red for days afterwards lol. It usually takes a few more washes to get it completely out, but then after that it's perfect lol. But yeah it can look a bit weird for a bit after it's first done. I'm sure there are things you can do to like, protect your scalp and keep it from getting dye on it or ways to get it to come off that I just don't know about but yeah, just something to know. My hair is super straight and down past my shoulders, not like, super long, but still down my back slightly, and one box is enough for me. I'll probably start needing to get a second box if I let it get any longer, but for now it's fine, and I could get away with just doing my roots for a super long time before I'd be able to use most of two boxes of it lol. There's a good amount in the box. It's usually really affordable, too. Definitely never paid over $20, and usually not even close to it lol. I can usually find it at Walmart, or Walgreens. So not having to go anywhere special to get it. Anyway I'll keep using this unless I ever find something better lol
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024 by ciara rowley
Color: Purple Desire
I've been using Splat for over a decade. My main color is Purple Desire. My daughter loves the Blue Envy. Yes, Splat bleeds and dyes a lot of things. I'm fully able to clean it off of my floor, sink, and bathtub with little effort so that makes me happy but I can't speak for everyone's bathroom. As far as the bleeding and dying of skin... Gloves and do rags are my best friends. Every once in a while my nail with rip a glove but it's a small price to pay. I LOVE the colors. I do my hair at night and then wash it out the next morning after my breakfast and coffee and it's never ruined my hair. It definitely helps the color stay longer and more intense the longer you leave it in. I also LOVE the way the Purple Desire fades... it fades into a purple with pink highlights. It's so pretty that I can go longer without having to redo it right away. The color is also different colors in different lighting. The pictures posted: the 1st one is my daughter's blue envy .. we love that it doesn't turn green when it fades... It fades blue still. Picture #2... I decided to use a pink shade with my Purple Desire to change my hair color up a little. Picture #3 and 4...is what Purple Desire looks like in bright sunlight and partial sunlight. Picture #5... Is what it looks like when Purple Desire starts to fade. Bottom line... I'd be heartbroken if they ever discontinued this color because I never want a different hair color. I recommend it to every single person that tells me it's gorgeous and that has happened at least hundreds of times in a decade. If you want bright intense color that lasts ... BUY IT!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024 by Brandy Bennett
Color: Blue Envy
This isn't the first time that I've purchased this kit. The other kit I bought was at my local drug store. The first time that I used it, it was on my son's hair. The lightening bleach worked well on him. He had "virgin" hair at the time and it turned his hair the lightest I've seen it from black. We did have to bleach it again to get it as light as he wanted it, though. We got red for him. It took really well and looked awesome when we were done. Everyone called him "Rufio" from the the movie "Hook". We had no problems with this kit. On to the Blue Envy and my hair.... My hair is a lot longer than his, so it took more work and more product. I had to get my hubby to help since I wanted to do my under growth (nape of neck). I used all of the bleach for my under growth and part of the frame of my face. Since part of my hair was already bleached a few months back, those areas got super white. I wish I could get it white like that all the time without having to bleach it so many times. The areas that were naturally black (the out growth), only turned a dark brown as if I went to the beach and the ocean and sun bleached it. Oh well, it ended up being kind of ombre'd from black to dark brown to blue. That part was framing my face and you really can't tell. I washed the bleach out and left it like that for a couple of days since I got busy with other things. I finally had time to use the hair color. Again, I needed my hubby's help. First off, getting the powder into the bottle is a chore! Use a paper to make a funnel to make it a lot easier for yourself. Read the directions and let the mixture set for a minute. It seems to expand a bit and the mixture turns more to a cream consistency. COVER EVERYTHING!!! Hands, ears, neck, shoulders, chair, floor....use a long sleeve shirt if you can. Even my hubby needed a long sleeve shirt. Use old towels or dark towels if you're using a dark dye. RUBBING ALCOHOL will help if you still get some dye on you. THIS STUFF STAINS EVERYTHING!!! and I mean EVERYTHING! Even my dog brushed up against a towel and turned blue. We bought good gloves in a large quantity and used those...BUT the edge of my hubby's very shorts nails still caught on the glove a couple of times in the past and tore it. He now uses two pairs while he dyes my hair. Good thing he did. He would have looked like he robbed a bank! Any little drops will stain. Go outside or cover the floor with a dollar store table "cloth". My hubby used a brush (for applying bleach or color) to apply the color and it splattered tiny dots all over himself, the ground and me. It doesn't matter how careful you are, it's going to get some place you didn't want it. Be sure not to step in it and then walk all over the place - in the house! Since the red that my son used didn't seem to get all over the place in the shower, I figured I'd be fine. I hopped into the shower and arched my back so my hair wasn't touching me. NOPE! 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I also dread having to blow dry my hair when I do wash it, but I know that if I don't, my damp hair will stain me and my bed. I'm wondering if it'll be like this for the life span of this color or if the transfer will stop. While I love the color it left in my hair, it's way too messy for my taste. The price is nice, but I think I'll probably go back to another dye that I know won't stain everything, including my pillow for weeks to come.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2017 Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2017 by Anakalia
Color: Aqua Rush
This is Jacob. Jacob is upset because he wants blue hair. Jacob wants to be a splat-head. Jacob says being a splat-head will make him happy again. Jacob begs his mother for weeks and even months to buy a bottle of splat. Jacob's mother finally gives in ... Jacob is happy because his hair looks awesome. But -- Two weeks later Jacob is sad again. His awesome blue hair washed out and bled very quickly and now his hair is green. Jacob's mother is sad now too, she has to buy new dye because her son's hair looks like crap. First off, I have never in my life smelled such an awful hair stripper. I have been dying my own hair roughly 20 years now. I have been every color you can think of and have used hair strippers many, many times. This has a very potent ammonia smell. I dyed my son's hair in my bathroom and had to turn the exhaust fan on and open a window. It was so bad that I couldn't stand to be in there the entire time and had to leave the room while it stayed in his hair. Second, I told him to expect some slight burning. I've always found this to be normal for using strippers. I always had a slight burning feeling to my scalp, but never anything too bad. It burned so bad for my son that we had to take the stripper out before the recommended time. (He was already blonde, so I figured it wouldn't matter too much anyways.) He seemed to have a reaction to the stripper and it was turning his scalp very red. It does state that you should do a test before applying. I would definitely suggest paying close attention to this, especially if you're dying your kid's hair for the first time. Third, it came out a great, dark and vibrant shade, but quickly faded until it was light green. In the last picture you can even see how there's some blonde showing again after it has faded and bled out.
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Color: Lusty Lavender
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026 by Seneca Grace
I have used almost every brand of hair dye out their and splat has several thing about it that I like. -It doesn't use peroxide so it is much better for your hair than a box dye. -The colors they have are very vibrant and pretty on bleached hair (what's more important than the color being pretty?) -It last longer than most hair dyes that don't contain peroxide (although I have used products that last a little longer, but not in orange) -You can mix some of it in your shampoo and it will stay much longer and keep vibrant (I use about half shampoo/half dye and I don't have to wear gloves when I put it on as long as I wash my hands in the shower right after I put the shampoo on) -You can also mix it in a clear hair glaze. This works really well and can bring it back to vibrant even after it has faded. What I don't like about it: -It stains everything! You can't get it anywhere on your scalp or skin or your counters. It is less of a problem with this orange color, but with the darker read and blue you really have to watch out. It takes me at least an hour longer to dye my hair using splat than with normal dyes because I'm really careful not to come out with a stained head (trust me it stands out if you part your hair and their is a big spot of dye there. So don't skip using the Vaseline around your hair line and neck and still be carefully even if you do. Also when you wash it out of your hair I would advise spraying a bleach cleaner all in your tub so the dye wont stick it to. It's not too hard to clean off the tub even if you don't spray first, but it's better to just have it not stick at all. -The bleach included is very poor. It does work, but seems to damage hair more than other bleach. Also when I used it (my hair is naturally a medium brown) it turned out very yellow and not the normal blonde color I was expecting. Unless if you leave it on for a very long time then it is lighter blonde but also your hair is more damaged, and the more damaged your hair is the less the dye will stick to your hair. I never use the bleach included, I either give it away or throw it out. I think you should pick what volume of peroxide is in your developer according to your natural hair color, so this peroxide in a box is not going to work well for everyone's hair. With those long complaints said I still love this product because the dye is more of a stain and last longer than most demi permanent dyes. Also I like that you can mix it in your shampoo to keep it looking bright. That doesn't work with all dyes (manic panic doesn't help at all in your shampoo) and doesn't ever work for dyes with peroxide in them. It will be a problem that it lasts long if you want to change your color to something that clashes it (you can put a red or pink on top of it, but not a green) but if you think you might not want it for very long then you should just try one of the splat boxes that washes out in a week. little tips: -If your hair is damaged too much from bleaching the dye will not stick right or it will turn out great only to wash out way too soon (I have been in both situations where it only dyed the area in my hair that was just bleached [my roots] and no where else and when it dyed it all but didn't last long) -Make sure your hair has the right ph balance (you can by ph balancing shampoo and conditioner if needed) and that you have a good amount of protein and moisturizer in your hair. I recommend leaving conditioner on your hair for 15 or 20 minutes after you bleach it, and if it is not your first time bleaching your hair then i would suggest either doing a moisturizing treatment or leaving the conditioner on your hair all night long. Just make sure that if you do a protein treatment you don't over do it to the point where your hair is hard and brittle (been there: only a moisturizing treatment can save you now) -if you are worried about how much the bleach will damage your hair you can add in a clarifying shampoo to tone it down a bit. If you have black hair this is not recommended because the bleach will not be strong enough to make your hair blonde, but for medium brown, red, or dark blonde hair this should still lift your hair just fine. -pouring a half distilled white vinegar/half water on your hair and leave it on for a minute after the wait time is up and before you wash out the dye can help the dye last longer (I mix a cup of each together in a measuring cup and just pour it in my hair while i'm bent over the tub, and put some on my gloved hands to make sure it got on the front of my hair also. They i kinda massage it in for just a minute then start the rinsing with luke warm water but ending with cold) -wash your hair separately from when you take a shower using cold water (unless if you don't mind taking a cold shower) -if you are trying to remove the dye mix a very small amount of bleach together (1/4 a teaspoon of bleach and peroxide) and mix it with a clarifying shampoo. Shampoo your hair like normal only leave in the shampoo for a couple of minutes before rinsing it out. This will take the dye right out from your hair! If it doesn't take it out as much as you need it to you can repeat the process. You can also add more of the bleach to your shampoo but if it is too strong it will actually bleach your hair again instead of just lifting some of the hair dye.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2013 by Grace