coloring with pencils

[Skelletonimp]

If you color a coloring page with pencils, do you seal it or anything to prevent it from rubbing off on other pages?
I recently started coloring with pencils but it keeps rubbing off. I tried "sealing" is with a small coat of hairspray but that doesn't work

[kaoskat]

I've never sealed mine. I guess I just don't worry too much about transfer. Dabbing off the excess dust with a paper towel can help some though.

[Skelletonimp]

That's a good idea Thanks!

[Diamond]

Yes you can seal it, you just need to look for a sealer that is usable on paper.  I seal mine with krylon, but testor dull coat should work as well. 

[Baby Sugarberry]

Put blank papers in between your coloured pages to stop rub transfer.  Putting thick cardboard under the page you're working on can also help reduce it.

[Nekoi]

I was just about to give the same tip as Baby Sugarberry, I use blank A4 pages to avoid transfer

[Skelletonimp]

Thank you for all the great advice

[Ariana]

I also use just plain, white copy/printer paper in between pages. Especially with cheaper coloring books these days, there's SO MUCH ink transfer when you color! Anyone else come across this? 

[Majesty]

I started using colored pencils for coloring books a long time ago, because I found crayons to be too greasy and you couldn't get the finder details like you want to with crayons, plus as you mentioned--rubbing.  I usually don't have issues with that unless I swipe away dust or broken bits of pencil and it smears in certain spots.  As far as sealing I can't offer advice, sorry.