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Redyeing Hair?

I have a problem. Since I was 19 I have dyed my hair some kind of honey blonde. Then I get bored and dyed it a light brown or just brown. Actually I just wanted the lightest brown they had, like a sandy color, to no avail.

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Now I am in my 50s and some months ago I put in the golden blonde in my hair again, it slims my face, I have a round shaped head. My son said my hair was actually more red and orange than golden blonde. So feeling like a head light I got the light golden brown Loreal and put it over the red, orange blonde hair. Well it's brown now. my son says "just brown". Then I saw the new Crème of Nature Light Carmel brown 9.2 it has argan oil in it. I love that color! I want that color, it's perfect. I am afraid of what the underlying colors will do to this color.

Can someone help me out please? I was also thinking about using that Color Oops on my hair, but I am afraid. The new color above has not reached this country yet. It's still in Canada and on Walmart.com. It's $5.78 but with the tax and shipping came out to $10.97. And it takes four days to get here. The Canadian company charges $9.97 plus tax. So if I mess up I will have to wait another week to show my face outside. Can anyone help?

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September 17, 20150 found this helpful

I've used Color Oops to get black out of my medium brown hair and it worked fairly well. It smells horrid, but does the job. Make sure you get an amazing conditioner to use after, it doesn't come with one.

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I use Aussie 3x Moisture conditioner. It's about $3 and works great. I ALWAYS leave it in for about 5 minutes.

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