Best way to go from dark brown to light red hair?
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Aug 11, 2013
Renata L.
There's a way of dying it naturally. I knew the recipe but now I forgot
:( it's like beet and the red layer of the onion... Or something I don't remember.
Aug 11, 2013
Jareka B.
Try henna
Aug 11, 2013
Paris R.
Go to a salon and they can do it. If you love red do henna. But if you plan on changing your hair frequently don't do henna, it seals the cuticle and has to be cut out. Colour or bleach won't remove it.