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NO! You need both the color or "gel" and the developer. What happens is when you mix the two together they oxidize which creates the color changein your hair. The color will not stay, or possibly evenchange colorwithout the developer.
It is a color. There is no such flavor as 'blue'.
The color/flavor is orange.
Typically the gel will be white and resemble a bleach product. I have also seen a clear gel available but never anything with a color to it.
The silica gel colour is blue, and after capturing the moisture the colour is become a pink colour.
To mix a clear gel to become a colored gel, you can add cosmetic pigments or dyes to the clear gel and mix thoroughly until the desired color is achieved. Start by adding a small amount of pigment or dye to the clear gel and gradually increase until you reach the desired color intensity. Make sure to mix well to ensure even distribution of color throughout the gel.
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Gel is the theater term for color filters. These are thin sheets of plastic placed in front of a lighting fixture to color its output.
Unless you have a specific, unusual recipe in mind, there is no "cake gel" used in the batter of a cake. You may be thinking of gel frosting or icing, which is a type of clear sugar gel used in decorating a cake that has already been baked, cooled, and covered with a buttercream or rolled fondant frosting. There are also various types of fillings, placed between baked cake layers, that could be made in a gel form. Yet another possible reference might be "Jello Cake," in which liquid "Jello" (a commercial brand of flavored gelatin) is poured over a baked cake so that the gelatin soaks into the cake, adding color and flavor.
No, blue is not a flavor. Blue dyes are often used to color various flavors (usually blue raspberry, blueberry, or bubblegum) of things such as candy, snow cone syrups, drinks, etc., however blue itself is a color, not a flavor.