The hair painting specific ones will work great for light to medium browns but they really aren’t my favorite alone for super dark or thick hair painting unless you have a lot of time to spend. But for me with IRHSP I find I get a better result painting much softer and going in at the end with almost full strength color. I have other brands I can add in for darkness. I will not be teaching any one brand by itself as I’ve found I just can’t use one line alone! I have too many different “looks” to commit to one brand. It’s more about the technique and having plenty of choices!
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Makes sense. I have always loved Genesis and thankfully have a good bit but I do not have endless hair painting colors. So I was thinking ahead for when I run out. I have also used Winton Oils in hair painting and they work very well. So I can always go that route.
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yes they do and I recommend them- they work well with IRHSP as well. The winton white is a must have for me for blondes now
this was IRHSP and liquithin only and a lot of people loved it. It does work but it takes a little getting used to and lots of time to get it that dark like I said. I don’t prefer to work with the liquithin for the hair much but I do use it in some of my mixtures every once in a while
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That is some mighty pretty hair painting 
Do you do the thicker lines first and then fill in or the other way around?
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Thank you! Other way around. I kind of lightly paint what I want to do as a guide and add the darkness where the hair gathers 
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