Blonde hair, natural looking dye recommendations?

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Tara N.

Nov 7, 2014

Tara N.

So I've finally summoned up enough courage to dye my hair blonde!
It's still a little bright so do any of you ladies have any recommendations of what dye I could use to make it a little more natural?
The lighting in this pic is really bad so I'll post another that shows the colour more💕

Tara N.

Nov 7, 2014

Tara N.

This shows the colour more😊

Shanae J.

Nov 7, 2014

Shanae J.

I've heard good things about this product.

Shanae J.

Nov 7, 2014

Shanae J.

I used this 2 summers ago when I was blonde. It stank tbh but it worked amazingly. My mom still uses it. You spray it evenly on your hair and expose your hair to light.

Tara N.

Nov 7, 2014

Tara N.

Thanks Shanae😊

Shanae J.

Nov 7, 2014

Shanae J.

You're welcome. :) They also have other products at Wal-Mart that are similar if you just want to browse around. I don't know anything too high end.

Jessica N.

Nov 8, 2014

Jessica N.

Sun in is actually really bad for your hair, it opens up your cuticle and exposes your hair to everything and anything. I would recommend lightening your hair again with hair lightener (bleach), if you think your hair can handle it, and then TONING TONING TONING to get rid of brassiness. I reeeeaaaaally don't recommend sun in though.

Shanae J.

Nov 8, 2014

Shanae J.

Anything she does to make it look more natural is going to be bad for her hair. Bleach is just as bad as sun and anything else.

Roz X.

Nov 8, 2014

Roz X.

I'd invest in a violet based toner and purple shampoo.

Jessica N.

Nov 8, 2014

Jessica N.

Bleach is usually a one time thing, you have to use sun in multiple times and expose your hair to UV.

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