Hair Color Advise

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Katrina M.

Feb 14, 2013

Katrina M.

I want to go back brown then later on get those highlights in the pic..right now my hair is a red/brown will it be ok if I just dye it all brown or do I have to go to a darker brown?

Kally B.

Feb 15, 2013

Kally B.

Red is a very hard color to get rid of once its there it seems like forever for it to get it to stop leaking through a new color. but if your hair is the color of the one in your picture I dont think putting brown in your hair would be strong enough to lift your old color out. hopefully you are going to a professional so they can do it right. you might need to bleach it to get it the same light brown as your picture.

Marne M.

Feb 15, 2013

Marne M.

Before dying your hair, try a vitamin c treatment to fade out the red. That is one tough color to get out. They say to use vitamin c powder and a good clairifying shampoo (add a bit of Dawn to it if needed) and apply it on damp hair. leave it in for like an hour and it should lighten it up. You can keep using it until you lightened the red or removed it. Be sure to deep condition after the treatment though, its very drying.

Katrina M.

Feb 15, 2013

Katrina M.

My hair isn't fully red..my hair always has a tint of red in.

Marne M.

Feb 15, 2013

Marne M.

The vitamin c treatment shoulf still work. I had to remove green from blonde hair. I hated it.

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