Going From Black Hair To A Different Color

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Gabrielle Michaela H.

Jan 15, 2013

Gabrielle Michaela H.

Help! i am not sure how to approach going from black hair to a different color...what are my options? i want it a more brownish color.

Emilie G.

Jan 15, 2013

Emilie G.

If its dyed, use a color corrector which will usually take it back a few shades and then if your wanting to go brown you should be able to do it. The color corrector from Kenra doesn't damage your hair and you can color it same day. Not sure if I explained that well enough lol :) 

Gabrielle Michaela H.

Jan 15, 2013

Gabrielle Michaela H.

oh that is a good idea! where would i find something like that?

Emilie G.

Jan 15, 2013

Emilie G.

There are color correctors at Sally's or for specifically the Kenra one I get it at Salon Centric or a professional salon store. I'm sure any corrector will work just look for a less/no damaging one so you can color the same day 

Gabrielle Michaela H.

Jan 15, 2013

Gabrielle Michaela H.

ok, thanks! i appreciate it

Emilie G.

Jan 15, 2013

Emilie G.

:) your welcome! 

Marily T.

Jan 15, 2013

Marily T.

Color corrector didn't work for me because I had build up of black hair. What did work for me and didn't damage my hair at all is doing a vitamin C wash, look on YouTube you will see a lot of videos :D

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