Natural Red to Blonde?

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Sarah H.

Jun 18, 2012

Sarah H.

I have naturally red hair and I'd like to dye it a light blonde. Ideally, I want to go to a salon to do this, but I'm slightly broke at the moment. I was thinking of buying the Manic Panic bleaching kit, but I'm worried about the damage it will cause my hair. What's the safest way to dye my hair without causing extreme damage?

Melissa A.

Jun 22, 2012

Melissa A.

Used a purple shampoo to keep the brassy colours from shining through the bleach, and i would say once a week or less if your hair has kept its condition, put conditioner in your hair and wrap in cling film to bring oisture back into your hair. This works wonders and also use a split ends oil treatment on the ends of your hair and a hair protector before applying heat. You can find all of these products quite cheeply on the highstreet/drugstores and together these should help resore and matain the quality of your hair. Hope this helped. x

Demi W.

Jun 22, 2012

Demi W.

natural red is stunning !!! would love to be a natual red head :) 

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