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Kat P
I really don't want to bleach my hair, and i kind of like my hair color now, but just for reference, will a semi-permanent blonde dye lighten dark hair?
Answer
You can use lemon juice, then add head (like from a blow dryer) or go out into the sun. This is a natural lightener.
Speaking from experience, personally as well as professionally, do NOT use blonde hair dye on dark hair. It will lighten it to some degree but will more than likely turn the color of burnt cheese. So be careful on this. The only way to lighten dark hair chemically is to use bleach, but most hair dyes that you can buy in stores use a safer type of bleach than the old school ones.
I'd recommend going to a professional if this is what you are trying to do. You'll end up with brassy orangey hair from your at home dye job and then have to spend more money than you even set out to, to fix it. Anything extreme usually requires a professional. You could start out small, like with highlights, and over time, your hair will be more and more lightend, because if you keep going back to get your highlights done, more and more of your hair can be used.
If you are bound and determined to do it yourself... I wouldn't use a ready to use kit from Walmart or a drug store. Go to a beauty supply store, such as Sally's, and buy it piece by piece. That way you can get it the exact way you want it. Most of the people who work at Sally's are in the Beauty field, and can help you with any questions. If your hair is very dark, you should try a developer at 30 and then a bleaching kit. Just please... be careful.
You can use lemon juice, then add head (like from a blow dryer) or go out into the sun. This is a natural lightener.
Speaking from experience, personally as well as professionally, do NOT use blonde hair dye on dark hair. It will lighten it to some degree but will more than likely turn the color of burnt cheese. So be careful on this. The only way to lighten dark hair chemically is to use bleach, but most hair dyes that you can buy in stores use a safer type of bleach than the old school ones.
I'd recommend going to a professional if this is what you are trying to do. You'll end up with brassy orangey hair from your at home dye job and then have to spend more money than you even set out to, to fix it. Anything extreme usually requires a professional. You could start out small, like with highlights, and over time, your hair will be more and more lightend, because if you keep going back to get your highlights done, more and more of your hair can be used.
If you are bound and determined to do it yourself... I wouldn't use a ready to use kit from Walmart or a drug store. Go to a beauty supply store, such as Sally's, and buy it piece by piece. That way you can get it the exact way you want it. Most of the people who work at Sally's are in the Beauty field, and can help you with any questions. If your hair is very dark, you should try a developer at 30 and then a bleaching kit. Just please... be careful.
Lighten dark brown hair with blond hair color?
Would blonde hair color lighten virgin dark brown/almost black hair to a nice mahogany brown or would it turn orange? And if it were to turn orange would using brown hair dye afterward fix it? D:
Help!
Answer
hi!
I think if you put blonde hair color on dark brown/black hair, then it would turn like mahogany brown. I don't think it's going to turn orange.
If it turns orange, you can put light brown hair dye afterwards to return to your hair color!
Hope I helped!
hi!
I think if you put blonde hair color on dark brown/black hair, then it would turn like mahogany brown. I don't think it's going to turn orange.
If it turns orange, you can put light brown hair dye afterwards to return to your hair color!
Hope I helped!
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