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No don't!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you do that it will take only on your roots, and you'll end up with light roots and dark hair on the rest! To lighten up a dark (dyed) brown you would need to use some bleach or some form of colour stripper,..if you are fond of your hair condition I wouldn't go there!!! You are better off with creating some high-lights at the top to break the dark colour. Regards, Val ![]()
Posted on: 2006/6/9 15:20
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thankyou!!
Posted on: 2006/6/12 14:59
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What color highlights would you recommend
Posted on: 2006/6/21 22:12
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Well first you would need to put bleach high-lights through, then top it with a oner/ semi-permanent to th ecolour you woul dlike to achieve...
I would make sure to do it professionally, especially if there is quitea differece between your roots and colour, as if not done carefully ...it can be very ugly... reagrds, Val
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to be honest ... i dyed my hair light brown form a dark dyed brown ... and my hair didnt come out bad at all ... it actually added its own natural looking highlights!
Posted on: 2006/12/15 19:51
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I have dark brown hair with cooper highlights I want to go with more of a blonde carmel highlight, but very fine weave. will this look right? Eliminate the red tone . I have olive skin.
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my hair is currently dyed dark brown, im naturally strawberry blone and would like to go bk....... how??
Posted on: 2007/11/10 21:03
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Hey there,..
Yeah it can look quite cool,..make it a bit more 3 dimensional,..but do keep trh weaves very fine,....as if you overload it with the blonde, it will clash with your olive skin. Regards, Val
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Hey there,..
Well you are definitely looking at using bleach,.... You could either opt for bleaching the whole of the dark brown, and then apply a colour. Chances are you will not get it back to your natural tone,..but perhaps a bit darker would be a more viable option...and then go lighter gradually. (you need to make sure you don;t get the bleach on your natural hair. (DO THIS PROFESSIONALLY _ IF I WERE YOU) The other option would be to have high-lights put in, so it breaks the dark colour, this would of course be more gentle for your hair too! Regards, Val
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