My hair

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Sep 20, 2012

Nicole C.

LOVE your hair!!! Just dyed mine a firey deep auburn color with the help of a friend! I'll post pictures soon.

Aug 12, 2012

Jennifer W.

I love the color, only specific girls can pull it off, and you're one of them!

Jun 14, 2012

Itzayana C.

what did you use to get the curls?

Jun 5, 2012

If I sleep with my hair in a bun or braid it turns out like this, or you can use a flat iron to curl it. You can look up some techniques on YouTube. Sometimes curling irons can make cork screw curls that don't look natural :)

Jun 3, 2012

Ilaria R.

The best Red ever!!! I'd like to get it too, but as I'm dying my hair black from many years now my hairdresser says it'll be hard..mmhh... = (

Jun 3, 2012

Tuss M.

I used to dye my hair black for several years, then I decolorized it twice with four weeks between each - it turned wine red, and I just let it be during the summer, so it faded because of the sun and washing. Then I bleached the whole hair at home and put the red in. It's not impossible at all, and it took less than a year. And you don't have to bleach it so it's white to colour it red, as long as it's kind of blonde you can make it red. Hairdressers are always like that, they don't recommend anything, sometimes I think they don't even want to cut my hair because it will "damage" my hair haha. You need to take risks and don't always listen to hairdressers! :)

Jun 4, 2012

Ilaria R.

Yes, most times they just want to do what they like!? Thank you for your answer! ^_^ My issue is that I have many white hair and I'm afraid that if I do something at home it's gonna turn into a disaster...

Jun 5, 2012

Tuss M.

You should decolorize your hair once, preferably twice, at a hair dresses - they will do it if you insist. Then it will be red/orange and that is not pretty but if you wait a few weeks you can bleach it at home, just don't leave it in a minute more than necessary. The red dye itself doesn't damage the hair much at all.

It all depends on your hair quality and all, and you will probably have to cut it a little bit, but it should be fine if you use good repairing shampoos and conditioners for damaged hair during the decolorizing/bleaching period. Also, after you decolorize you can use a silver shampoo if you want it to look less red/orange. But I don't know exactly how it will look, when I decolorized my hair it still looked good. :)