Interested in Dying Your Hair Red? Questions?

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Kaysey L.

Apr 13, 2012

Kaysey L.

I've been dying my hair red for a while now but I want it brighter, without bleaching. I'm interested in using the Loreal HiColor dye. Which one would you suggest using if I want to go from already-dyed but faded reddish brown hair to bright yet cool-toned red? Like this is the color that I want:

Kat S.

Apr 15, 2012

Kat S.

I've died my hair red for a few years now, and I've always preferred going for a more natural auburn than a bright vibrant red. It's been a few months since I last dyed it, but do you have any suggestions for a 'natural auburn' color product to use? I've used L'oreal Preference RR07 for the longest time as it's worked pretty well for the color I want, and I take pretty good care of my hair outside of dying it. I do straighten it from time to time, but I try to limit how often I do it.

Tara B.

Apr 15, 2012

Tara B.

The best red i feel is Ions medium intense red blonde, loveee it!

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