*Dying Mutliple Hair Colors.

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Kelcie A.

Dec 24, 2014

Kelcie A.

Okay, I bleached and dyed my hair multiple colors 4 months ago. I left my roots alone and kept them my natural color. Well now it's time to redo all my colors and I'd like to dye my roots close to my natural color due to a few noticeable (I notice) gray hairs. any tips on how to keep it from looking blocky I should say... any suggestions would be appreciated (: here's my hair before.

Sable G.

Dec 24, 2014

Sable G.

I believe she's asking how to color her -natural- as she has greys coming in and wants to cover them and have the natural blend well rather than be blocky/have a blunt line of demarcation.

Sable G.

Dec 24, 2014

Sable G.

I personally would do the unnatural first, and then use a tiny brush for the natural/roots and paint it (like when you ombre), so it's more organic looking than a blunt line where the natural color starts.

Sable G.

Dec 24, 2014

Sable G.

Tint not tiny*. Stupid phone.

Sabrina T.

Dec 24, 2014

Sabrina T.

I think your hair color is gorgeous! You have legitimate mermaid hair!! It's so pretty!

Kelcie A.

Dec 24, 2014

Kelcie A.

I'll be sure you use your advice. I needed another input before I just went for it. thank you guys!

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