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Dying real dark brown hair to a lighter shade?
Ok so i had dyed my hair about a year ago and i decided that i was sick of the light brown/blonde highlights since my hair was looking brittle and dry. I went ahead in a desperate motion and bought a garnier color (cant remember what color) and dyed it darker. at first it looked good but the it began to wash out and i was back in square one. Last night in another desperate motion i went ahead and dyed my hair Loreal #4 .
and now my hair is SUPER dark.. the tips look BLACK almost and the color is all UNEVEN...i look like im wearing a wig!!!! i have no idea what to do and for sure cant afford going to the hair stylist. Any idea what i can do to try and lighten the color atleast a few shades so that i can look normal?
you did a rather silly thing by colouring over and over your hair, it has now become porous and it will "grab" onto any colour you put onto it making it turn out uneven and much darker than you were hoping for (as you have found out) what you need to do is to use a colour remover to remove all the artificial build-up, try a salon professional product like Goldwell: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GOLDWELL-colour-tint-dye-CORRECT-TONE-DOWN-mistake-HAIR_W0QQitemZ190146793801QQihZ009QQcategoryZ31412QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem you must then use a colour 2 shades lighter than you are hoping for (it will turn out 2 shades darker- hence you will get your perfect colour) at this point stay within the Goldwell range and opt for a colour with a neutral base- it will have an N in the title- for example 6N
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