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May 6, 2013
Jessica T.
May 6, 2013
Sam A.
I bought an at home kit from revlon. I did it twice so far and each time it turned out amazing. When you use the cap in the box you might need someone to help you to pull the hair through the holes but after that you can dye it yourself. The only time consuming thing would be pulling your hair through the cap, after that the color changes pretty fast.
May 6, 2013
Vielka R.
May 6, 2013
Jessica T.
I like how its not as bold as blonde blonde.
May 6, 2013
Sam A.
Yes it looks really bright when you do it but as soon as you wash it out its not so light.
May 6, 2013
Kimi R.
CAUTION!!
Be very careful in making that decision Jessica! It is not easy to lift dark especially asian hair in one process. It will brass out or orange out on you quick. And there is a technique you must use to get an even lift. Ohh my that makes me very nervous for you. Maybe you should either get professional help or watch some credible how to's online.
Not easy and could damage your beautiful hair.
Yes!! Proceed with CAUTION!!
May 7, 2013
Satvir K.
Agree with Kim, I have seen lots of brassy disasters..,
May 8, 2013
Crystal S.
I am hairstylist of 8 years and I recommend going to a professional. Not many at home hi lights turn out positive. You can either pull red gold or yellow or damage your hair. I see a lot of corrective colors come in after an at home color and is usually a long and expensive fix. Your better off going to salon and spending the money once then over several visits to fix an at home hi light.