changing hair color?

Draya

can anyone change my hair color in this picture to blonde?
http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/mm39/bubblegumdrea/l_b4dc67f1371547b3990b43fa12ad394b.jpg

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Yes, but you have to bleach it first. But yes, I've seen people do it all the time. I highly recommend getting it done by a professional, at least for the first time. He/she will make sure it looks the least damaged possible.

Remember that the second that your hair grows out, it will be immediately obvious you dyed it. However, this isn't seen as such a bad thing anymore (especially here in So Cal - for awhile it's been kind of trendy to have dark roots with bleach-blonde hair).

http://images.starpulse.com/pictures/2007/01/27/previews/Brooke%20Burns-SGG-031360.jpg

Hope this helps!

Hair color helpp!?

Q. I want to dye my hair but i'm not sure how it will look.
If you have any comments or suggestions please help.
this is my hair now:
http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/ll237/BrnEyedDancer/hahah.jpg

and this is how i want to dye it but I want the blonde parts to be just a little bit darker and the rediish parts to be a little lighter than my natural color so that my eye brows won't look so weird.
http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/ll237/BrnEyedDancer/Hairbest.png


I want to do it over the summer so that I can change it back before school starts again though if it looks weird.

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What you want to do is considered "hair chunking"...it's a bit of an old trend, so not too trendy, doesn't look very good on anyone. I myself have long hair like you and skin tone, so I can relate. Best bet, just wanted to first mention, DO NOT cut your hair. Secondly, I understand you want to change your hair color, I do my own hair different color every 2 years. So let's see...I would not recommend any kind of blond on you, it would only wash you out and make you look weird. You want to stay with a nice creamy color to match your creamy skin. As for multi colors, which it seems like that is what you're going for, I would suggest subtle face framing highlights that are a bit lighter than your natural color.

So, to sum it up: As for an entire color change, no one can talk you out of that, so I would suggest going possibly a honey-brown (not blond), and again, as for multi-tones, I would suggest subtle face framing highlights a few shades lighter.

No BLONDE. It will not look right. Make sure your new hair color is creamy and shiny, not mute and mousy.

Good luck!

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What are the trendy hair colors for this summer?

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kelsijane0

I'm not sure if I want a solid new color or just some highlights here and there. Should I go dark or light?

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Go dark brown with highlights. I personally love golden blonde and darker brown mixed. Also, brown/red is a nice new colour with blonde highlites.

What is something different, but not too extreme to do to your hair...not a fade?

Mardi

I have naturally blonde hair and I don't want to color it or all of it because I like my natural highlights. I dont really want to cut it either. I know the fade into a different hair color is really popular right now, but is there something else out there that isn't so trendy that I just maybe didn't think of? Thanks!

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The fade into another hair color is called ombre. It is quite popular. What I have also found is doing the bottom layer a different color, so you have two shades of hair instead of one. A nice weave might also look nice and more natural.

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What type of hair style looks best on girls with a square face?

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Yulogi

And what color looks best with sun tanned skin? I want a new hairstyle and I have a square face shape, tan skin and a slightly wide nose. What type of hair style and color would look best? I can upload a picture if my descriptions aren't good enough

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Now I hope you are ready for this because I have a lot,
Now I am Partial to the Bob Style so I will Star with that, But not limited to That.

Now these Links have been reported to me that they donât work, well as of 3/11/09 they do, just Copy-paste the links as opposed to Clicking on them.

Try the Bob Styles seen in these Pics.
You can see these Styles at this Yahoo Group
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/bobhairstylesandhaircuts/

Here are some Picâs from that Group
http://i229.photobucket..com/albums/ee17/slickyboy40/5bda.jpg
http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee17/slickyboy40/33373.jpg

Another Group for Bob/Pageboy styles is
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/pageboybobsandflips/

This Yahoo group is dedicated to beautiful women with beautiful hair whether it's long, short, curly, straight, updo, down, ponytail, pigtails, braided, greased, wet, brushed, shampooed, in rollers or curlers, under a hat, underwater, modern, retro, blonde ,brunette or redhead.

This is not just another group about hairstyles. It is about beautiful women with beautiful hair..

While there is a sensuous nature to beautiful hair this is not an Adult group despite the classification by Yahoo. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/womanshair/

This Yahoo Group is for womens head hairstyles only, with short being above the ears, but not totally bald.
Short hair can also be slicked down or Buzzed really short - like a Butch, Crew cut, Brush cut or Flattop.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/keepitshort/

Now This Yahoo Group is for Women who like the wet look style
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/greaserwomen/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/oiledhair/

This is a group for presenting the latest, trendiest, up to date and emerging hairstyles for 20011!! Pictures range from scene, emo, casual, updo's.
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/feelgoodlookgoodhairstyles/?v=1&t=search&ch=web&pub=groups&sec=group&slk=21

This Yahoo group For those who Like Silky Long Hair
http://in.groups.yahoo.com/group/silkylonghairlovers/?v=1&t=search&ch=web&pub=groups&sec=group&slk=52

How you can lift up your super thick hair in a pony?

nadine

I have a very thick hair but I try real hard to lift it up in a pony tail , any ideas how?

Answer
START OUT BY MAKING SURE YOUR HAIR IS HEALTHY -
1. Because there is no way to permanently repair damaged hair no matter what any hair product box says, if your existing hair is more than a few inches long, not healthy and/or you intend to grow it longer, get a good trim so you are starting out with hair in the best possible condition.
2. Have your hair trimmed regularly by someone you trust implicitly, or trim it yourself using a good pair of hair cutting shears, even if you are anxious for it to grow. This is especially important if you use any hair products that contain harsh chemicals, such as peroxide. When damage occurs, it causes the hair cuticle to lift and the hair shaft to split. This damage will move up the hair shaft and weaken it if you donât stop it in its tracks, causing breakage and effectively working directly against your goal of healthy hair or growth.
3. Treat your hair delicately. The longer your hair is or you intend it to be, the more important this is. Your hairâs current length, your growth goals and how often you have it cut or trimmed will determine what you can get away with doing. For instance, if your hair is short (no more than a few inches long), you can easily get away with extremes, such as going blonde using the double-process method (a harsh process that involves using peroxide to completely lift a naturally dark hair color before adding a new blond color), or backcombing (teasing) your hair into a trendy spiky âdo, because you are continually cutting off any potential damage to maintain your short style. On the other hand, if your hair is currently shoulder length or longer, or longer hair is your ultimate goal, it becomes more important to avoid caustic chemicals. In this case if you are determined to change the color of your hair, try highlighting or lowlighting to keep the damage to a minimum, and only touch-up roots, never hair that has already been processed.
4. Be especially gentle with your hair when it is wet, and always use a wide-toothed combon wet hair, never, ever a brush. Wet hair has no elasticity and will snap very easily if it is stretched. We are all familiar with that chill-inducing sound of hair snapping when you rip a tiny knot out of a lock of wet hair. Your goal, should you choose to accept it, is to avoid ever hearing that sound again!
5. Avoid ever putting anything in your hair that will cause damage to remove (like Velcro or rubberbands, for instance).
6. Condition, condition, condition! Use a daily conditioner on your hair every time you wash it no matter what its length, and if your hair is more than a few inches long, deep condition it at least once a month. Not only will this help to smooth your hair and make it look beautiful, deep conditioners return lost moisture to your hair and make the cuticle lay flat, which will result in less damage in the long run. If you have longer hair goals in mind, or if you use hair color or apply a lot of friction to your hair when you style it, using a shampoo that is made specifically to strengthen your hair will also go a long way to keeping it in excellent condition between trims.
7. Never, ever just rip a knot out of your hair. Doing this is sure to result in hair breakage and splitting.
8. Avoid hairstyles that will pull and put stress on your hair and scalp such as a tightly-pulled ponytail, tiny braids or hair extensions. This is especially important for men who tend to always keep their long hair in a ponytail. If you pull your hair tightly, especially if you put stress on the same roots day after day, you can actually cause hair loss!
9. If your hair is shoulder length or longer, try to keep heat away from it whenever possible. Save blow dryers, hot rollers, curling irons and especially flat irons for special occassions. When you are in a position that you must use one of these appliances, be sure to use a product specifically designed to protect your hair from the damage you are inflicting on it. Donât let hair appliance manufacturers convince you that you can use their heated appliancess safely; remember, if heat wasnât very damaging to your hair, there would be no need for the hundreds of products available specifically made with the intention of protecting your hair from it!
10. Always try to avoid putting friction on your hair as much as possible. Use a wide-toothed comb instead of a brush, sleep on a satin pillow case, comb it often to avoid knots, and wear a hat or scarf if you are going to be in a windy environment. Friction causes damage to your hair just like it does to the knees of your old jeans, the seat of your favorite leather chair or your heels when you break in a new killer pair of Italian leather pumps.

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What colour streaks should I put in my hair?

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XOXO<3

I have like dark brown/black hair colour and I was thinking about getting streaks. What colour do you think would look best? A lighter brown? Blonde? Please let me know. Thank you in advance (:

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Depends if you want to go for standard / trendy highlights (a few shades lighter) or something a bit more alternative (a random colour).

You will have to bleach the streaks because otherwise they won't take a lighter dye, so it won't be all that great for your hair, and tricky / high maintenance to keep redying the roots etc.

If someone has sandy hair color, would you say they have blonde hair?

Leah

and what highlights work best in sandy brownish colored hair? and is there a difference between sandy blonde hair and sandy brown hair color? thanks for the replies!

oh and would black streaks look good in sandy hair? i might try that!

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sandy brown is light brown, not dark blonde. sandy blonde is mostly blonde, sandy brown is mostly brown. look for pics of hair shades you like and bring it to your stylist so they know how light you want your highlights. you could do low lights also. black could look cool in sandy hair if you're trying to be trendy- like you could just dye the bottom layer black so you look like the singer from Berlin!

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