Red And Blond Dye

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Vladka D.

Jan 29, 2013

Vladka D.

What would happen if i would mix a bit dark red and light blond colors? I want to get back to my light ginger hair and i am sotired doing my hair every 3 weeks. OR do you think i should just wait till the dye washes out? Please leave the opinions thank youuu! Btw my hair before changing the color

Emilee P.

Jan 29, 2013

Emilee P.

It will turn your haur orange I tried doing thAt once and this is what my hair looks like tight now.

Emilee P.

Jan 29, 2013

Emilee P.

Please don't laugh or make fun if it but I'm letting the dye come out on its own . I experimented with it a couple days a go and I hate it

Jessica S.

Jan 29, 2013

Jessica S.

If you mixed "dark" red and a blond together.. Youd get RED! Red will over power the blond. All itll do is make the red slightly more drab. Thats about it. If anything you want a LIGHT red blond. Thats more subtle and more ginger like. Try that like a level 8 or so. I dont know what kind if color you use but stay away from dark red. Youll never get it out of your hair. 

Jessica S.

Jan 29, 2013

Jessica S.

@emilee- that color rocks! As long as you like it and understand what a bitch itll be to remove. :) 

Stephanie D.

Jan 29, 2013

Stephanie D.

Why dark red? I'd mix a neutral/natural medium blonde with a strawberry color. All that totally depends on the color you have now. If your pic is accurate, a plain blonde will do. It won't cover all the red you already have in it, it'll just tone it down, add a few gold elements and not go too dark on you. 

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