I know that when you're blonde you are supposed to dye your hair a warm tone before dyeing it black, but my hair is like an orange brownish hair color. I was wondering would I have to dye it red before dyeing it black so my hair won't fade to green?
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It is recommended that a stylist color hair black the first time, and then you can do it at home. You have to be very careful if your hair has been previously colored.
I agree, this is one for the stylists as hair health is important and you want to do it right, especially when making a dramatic change.
Just as some food for thought...this article was helpful for me:
www.schwarzkopf.com/
I am not a blonde (mousy brown--well now, mostly gray and mousy brown) who loves the look of sleek black hair--and have loved it since I first saw it a 17 magazine YEARS AND YEARS ago).
What I found interesting is how black color acts with very thin hair (which I have). That was something I never thought about when I was thinking about a new look.
After reading this, I decided to forgo the color...which makes me sad, but it is best. I guess my comment is to just make sure you consider all the options and proceed with all the best info and talk to the experts first!
If you use a nice permanent colour, it won't fade to a green. It's when you use the semis that that will happen. You can safely go black with a box dye, just to a strand test first.
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