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Would I still need to dye my hair a light ash brown to fully get rid of the orange and lighter reds so there would be no worries about them coming through the purple, or would I be good to go ahead and dye it the dark violet?

The color I have chosen is a dark violet. I used ColorOops (strips color) and now now my hair went from dark red with brown roots to an orange with lighter red tones and lightened my roots to a lighter ash brown. What color can I use to dye it brown?įor years I have had my hair some form of red. I dyed my hair using an auburn brown color and it is really red. I’m red with black in it want to go ash brown light will itwork I was blonde to dark cheŕry then tried dyeing it back blonde all hair fell out was like chewing gum I'm red now an want to go back to my natural colour dirty blonde but needs stripping any advice on which strip to buy ? I want to go to a natural auburn red hair color but I'm concerned about it not covering the red that's left now and I'm also worried about my roots coming out a totally different color than the rest of my head. It's been almost 6 weeks now and it's faded a lot and I have a lot of my natural brown roots showing. I had bleached blonde hair and dyed it with Feria r68 rich auburn true red. So should I try a bleach bath and then apply a light ash blonde color or what? My hair is dry and was before I ever started bleaching it. I hate it!! I want to either go back light ash blonde or rose gold. Well it didn’t turn out well at all! My roots and the 2 inches are more of a red but the rest is turning dark pink with patches of lighter pink. I only had about an 1/8 of regrowth of my natural color which is medium brown and about 2 inches of a light red and the rest was blonde. Cherry crush was the name of the color from the L’Oreal Féria power red line. Please help!I have been a bleached blonde for over 2 years and about a week ago I dyed my hair red.

Don't worry if your hair is lighter and you want to keep it that way, though this requires a little more ingenuity, but it's perfectly doable too. Shades from a level 5 to a level 3 correspond to light brown through to dark brown, and the ash dyes available in this level range all contain a green pigment that will counteract the red in your hair very effectively and give a flawless result.Īll that is required in this case to visually remove red hair dye is to apply an ash dye one shade lighter than your current level to neutralize the red tone and take you back to a natural brown. The process of toning red out of your hair is easiest when your hair is in the brown range of levels.

It allows you to decide what toner to use.

It tells you what color you get if you tone your hair.

If you were to neutralize the red tone in your hair to a natural tone, you would actually be left with a blonde color. In this sense, even though the example shade looks like a cherry red color, it sits on one of the blonde levels. Hair that is already severely damaged should be toned or dyed darker using semi-permanent dye to get rid of the red tones as it won't handle being lightened. It's not impossible, and it won't ruin your hair in most cases, but it certainly won't do it any favors in terms of how it looks and feels. If your hair is damaged, think twice about going lighter. However, you should only bleach your hair if your hair is in good condition and hasn't been damaged by other chemicals like perms or excessive dyeing. If you want to lighten your hair more than that, the ability to do so will depend on how much dye is present and the product used, make sure to use a good quality brand with lift boosters if you need additional lightening. This is enough to take dark brown to dark blonde or light brown to light blonde. In most cases, unless you want to go quite a lot lighter, the process will be complete before it reaches the maximum time so check it often.Ī single bleach process on dyed hair will lift around three levels minimum if there is a lot of dye buildup. When applying the bleach, you can leave the product for the full development time that the brand recommends or remove it sooner.