Roots, new color, extensions, HOW?

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Julia K.

Jan 23, 2015

Julia K.

Coral red from la riche directions is like EXACTLY what you want haha. I have them in at the moment to intensify my copper colour.

Julia K.

Jan 23, 2015

Julia K.

And I woud try it on your rots as they are now. just try to kinda blend it down further into the black. I think it would look really nice.

Julia K.

Jan 23, 2015

Julia K.

But I'm extremely pale and the coppery shades give me some warm tones. I would try it with a wig before. sometimes haircolours I always thought I would look awful with look surprisingly good on me lol.

Alyx T.

Jan 23, 2015

Alyx T.

You could totally do purple if you're not sure red would go well. Or a dark magenta reddish purple. :) I think it'd look beautiful. And if you want you can just do your roots, but you could also put it over your hair all over and it'd give a tint that's likely only seen in bright or sun light :)
I think it looks super cute, there's a girl I talk to on hair crazy that does it with red and black hair. She started it a couple years ago and now she's got a pretty red to black ombré lol.

Alyx T.

Jan 25, 2015

Alyx T.

I understand! I'd try a dark purple then, it'd fade to nearly silver anyways and you coukd see if you could find a way to make it work. You don't want to put your extensions through tons of bleaching, and getting new ones would hurt your wallet tons.

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