How To Go From Burgundy To A Chocolate Brown??

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Kimberley R.

Aug 1, 2015

Kimberley R.

I find using a hot oil hair mask strips my colour not all of it but fades it loads. Then put a col on xx

Traci P.

Jul 31, 2015

Traci P.

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Traci P.

Jul 31, 2015

Traci P.

Earlier this year I went from bright red "Ariel" hair to a more natural shade. I used the One n Only Colorfix color remover kit from Sally beauty supply. This stuff worked way better than Color Oops and didn't smell as bad, although it still smells. I only had to leave it on for about 30 minutes and went from bright red to a strawberry blonde. Here's the before and after photos:
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Jasmine C.

Jul 31, 2015

Jasmine C.

Red is really hard to strip out and you may actually need to bleach your hair first but don't do it yourself. Go to a salon if you really want to get rid of the red.

Vanessa L.

Jul 31, 2015

Vanessa L.

So I had bright red hair, dyed it with john friedas deep cherry brown and it came out burgundy/plum. now inwant a chocolate brown but not like a really dark black brown. how can I acheive that?

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