Sentence examples for damaging colors from inspiring English sources

Borax boosts the power of the detergent and aids in whitening and stain removal without damaging colors.

If you feel like you need more color, consider adding highlights through clip-in or glue in extensions, for a temporary change, or a demi-permanent color or glaze, for less damaging colors that eventually fade, leaving you freedom to play.

In order to avoid damaging color information of the image, only intensity image is processed by bilateral filter.

Repeat treatment if needed using all-fabric bleach, because it is less damaging to colors and fabric.

Low-peroxide hair color is much less damaging than permanent color, but using these products again and again adds up.

There is, unfortunately, evidence aplenty to suggest that these are not wild imaginings, and that as successful as we have been at undoing the direct bias that used to exist in our criminal justice system in the days of lynch mobs and so on, there remains an indirect or unconscious bias that is almost as damaging to communities of color, and by extension, to us all.

But more damaging to the riot of colors from the Middle Ages were conscious decisions made by later generations.

Hair coloring can be damaging to hair.

Tarnish, which often results in undesirable color change, is a damaging process in which copper and silver at the surface are consumed to form sulfide products.

Both women agree that prejudiced lines of thinking have been historically damaging to women and writers of color working in the genre, who have both been recognized in their time, but largely forgotten by history.

I would suggest that you read these critiques because they do a far better job of demonstrating how standardized testing has been far more damaging than helpful to people of color in the United States.