Q. I'm blonde and I would like to dye my hair for my senior year. Maybe only for a few months. But who knows. How do you find a good color to dye your hair?
A. why don't you photo shop your face with heads with different colors and see what you like
What color will red dyed hair turn with blonde dye?
Q. My hair is naturally super dark brown, almost black. I use blonde hair dye to make my hair a light brown red color. What color will the red dyed hair turn if I use the blonde on it again?
A. lol orange?
What color blonde should I dye my hair?
Q. Right now i am a brunette and am looking to dye my hair blonde. My hair is a medium brown, not too dark but not light at all. My skin tone is fair. I am trying to find the right color to dye my hair, because i am doing it myself. So any tips, advice or anything would help (: thankss.
A. im fair too and goin peroxide blonde!! then it shouldnt have much chance of going ginger
Why do so many people in this section say that dyed hair doesn't color?
Q. I have heard so many people say that is is pointless to color over already-colored hair because it won't take.
I have seen first hand people coloring dyed hair and it works.
I always color over my dyed hair. I do all of this at home and I have never had any issues.
I have seen first hand people coloring dyed hair and it works.
I always color over my dyed hair. I do all of this at home and I have never had any issues.
A. Hair dyes have undertones that get really stuck in your hair.
For example if you dyed your hair a bright red, after the colour fades you will still have warm undertones in your hair (orange and yellow) and if you bought a cool brown dye to color over the red, it wont take properly and can come out an off colour, I've gotten violet hair a few times trying to cover a warm tone with a cool one.
So yes, applying colour over colour can be a tedious process, and can end up with bad results.
For example if you dyed your hair a bright red, after the colour fades you will still have warm undertones in your hair (orange and yellow) and if you bought a cool brown dye to color over the red, it wont take properly and can come out an off colour, I've gotten violet hair a few times trying to cover a warm tone with a cool one.
So yes, applying colour over colour can be a tedious process, and can end up with bad results.
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