Hair color help!

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Rita P.

May 15, 2014

Rita P.

Hey ladies! :)
So last year I dyed my hair a light brown/cinnamon color in a hair salon. a few months ahed the roots started to show so with the help of a friend I dyed it a dark brown (almost black) to match the roots , so I didn't had to dye it anymore... it was a permanent color but now I have dark roots again and the hair that was painted is light brown again , almost orange at the sun , and I hate it! ahah
I need your help to figure out what to do. I don't want to keep dying it , but the summer is comming and I also don't want dark hair :( I like ash browns and blondes, but I know its an high maintenance color , I just want to get rid of this look.
here are two pics of my hair now

excuse the big text and my english *

Rita P.

May 15, 2014

Rita P.

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Olivia K.

May 15, 2014

Olivia K.

Black

Mary T.

May 15, 2014

Mary T.

Use a dark blonde or light brown ash Demi permanent as a toner. It'll get rid of the orange color but leave it a little lighter at the ends for a pretty ombré look.

Rita P.

May 15, 2014

Rita P.

Ty ladies, but black is my last option :s
Mary T. and it can be done at home, from the root to the ends? and since its demi permant won't it fade after awhile?

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