Dyeing without amoniac

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Mariana E.

Dec 17, 2014

Mariana E.

Hi everyone!
I was wondering if any of you have had good or bad experiences with this kind of box dyes. Like casting from Loreal or Pallete.
I have very long hair and want to spice it up a bit. But I don't want to go through the whole bleaching and dying process of a make over.
I'm a bit of a coward in that sense. I don't want to have to cut my hair afterwords.
Any opinions will be appreciated 💆

Diana T.

Dec 17, 2014

Diana T.

I've used ammonia free box dyes before and they are basically just a temporary tint to your hair - so they don't permanently change the color by any means so if you want a short term switch then it's good for that.

Sabrina K.

Dec 17, 2014

Sabrina K.

I have used casting by loreal several times and like it a lot! You have so dark hair that I don't think all of them will work for you, be some of them definitely will :) What color are you thinking of doing?

Mariana E.

Dec 18, 2014

Mariana E.

I was thinking about a warmer tone. I wanted it red. But I don't like that kind of pinkish tone to some dyes that applied on dark hair come up like a very unflattering purple.
I guess I'll give it a try and report. It's good to see you girls again @Diana & @Sabrina.

Sabrina K.

Dec 18, 2014

Sabrina K.

Uhh yes a dark dark red would look so lovely on you!! You could always try, and if it gets that tone you don't like you can recolor it with a dark chocolate brown :)

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