Lol, silly .Kia! I dyed my hair green once (it was supposed to be blue darn it!!!) my friend did my hair, and I did hers. And of course hers came out to the exact purple it showed on the box, but mine? Noooooo .I guess that's why .I don't let people touch my hair now. But .I do have a free hair-do to be done by my moms cousin at her salon. I want to have it thinned and highlighted!
And to your question, .I would imagine it's still ok as long as it hasn't been mixed. Also if there isn't an expiration date on it, .I'd assume it's good for a very long time. If you use it, my fingers are crossed that your hair doesn't turn pink! And even if it does, pink is in these days!!

i've been so many colors lol and touch wood it never went wrong....
I even went from blonde to black and vice versa without going green watch me screw up this time


i want pink I really do I really really want pink hahaha

i've got dark blonde hair (natural) atm and all traces of previous dyes have grown out so I need a change.

Ooohhhhh if you need to think your hair send it to meeeeeeeeee.
I used to have loads of thick hair and now it's so thin. It falls out easy ever since I lost 0liver grrrrr dang hormones.

Try it out kia and let us know.......Be the ginni pig or however it's spelled.

It should be just fine. I've dyed my hair a million times and sometimes i'd have the dye for a long time before I did it.

I've used old dye before, never had a problem. Actually I kind of routinely use old dye cuz I buy it all on sale and save it until I feel like dyeing my hair...

When you open the container you should know if it is still good or not. Usually when you open a new package of hair dye it is white, beige, or a fairly light color. That is because it hasn't been exposed to oxygen to start the oxidation process. It is when the air hits it that it starts to process.

They usually won't start processing until the developer is mixed to the color.

Good luck. My daugher dyed her hair once, using one of those hot topic brand colors. It was insanely pink. She loved it.