cool i think imma try that lol
Good luck!
Very nice, jingjing. If that's what ash blonde looks like on black hair, I wonder what grey/silver dye would turn out like. Perhaps an ashier brown or worst case, a dark grey colour...
I wonder too. Haha. I actually want a dark gray color. Since it'll snow here soon, I'm thinking of ordering a box of
FRESH LIGHT in Brilliant Ash or if I'm daring enough, Clear Ash
When you got that light brown color from the "very dark brown", was that dark brown your natural color or was that also dyed? (I'm assuming dyed since you said you have hints of red, but...dunno?
)
Because I got my hair dyed a brown-ish color at the end of June, I want to get a lighter color probably around the holidays, but my hairdresser said you can't get a lighter color over a DYED darker color. So even though my hair is black (or super dark brown, whatever) naturally and could've gotten a super light color dying undyed hair, she said I shouldn't be able to dye a lighter brown over the brown I originally got. o_o
But then she said I might as well try it, because even though it's not supposed to work, it works like that for one of her friends all the time
Yup, you're correct. Hair was dyed at the time.
^ Previous hair color before going shades lighter.
I believe you can get a lighter color dyed over hair that has been previously dyed in a darker shade. Bleaching works, but I wouldn't recommend it if you're not going for a drastic change. I've personally never tried bleaching my whole head
yet, but I had blonde highlights before. Very damaging. Thank you deep-conditioning treatments. I've dyed my sister's hair when her hair was dyed a dark brown color to a lighter shade. Fantastic results! But then again, everyone's hair takes in dye differently. It might just work out fine for you.
Still works. I also had another box of dark brown dye just in case I didn't get the result I wanted. In the end, there was no need for me to use the other box.