Is Maroon Hair Possible?
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Aug 4, 2016
Mariah A.
Aug 4, 2016
Delara g.
I think you should let your hair grow out and back to healthy again before you dye it
Aug 4, 2016
Kaleigh D.
You could definitely try a maroon color. My only thing is, red is one of the shortest lasting hair colors therefore you may have to die it often so it doesn't turn to a mousey orange/brown. Red is also the most difficult color to get out of hair. It would either take you months and months to get rid of, or a lot of bleach. For this reason, I suggest a light brown until your hair recovers!
Aug 4, 2016
Danica P.
Definitely a brown color would be your best bet red will just further damage with the upkeep of the color I would do a med brown.
Aug 4, 2016
Danica P.
I just looked at your pics girl the natural brown you have is beautiful dye it back to that your so gorgeous :)
Aug 4, 2016
Kelly V.
From the looks of it you could just use a demi or vegetable dye like manic panic. it will fade but it would be the healthiest and easiest option as manic panic doesn't have any harsh ingredients. what color are your roots? it's hard to tell in this picture.
Aug 5, 2016
Ivanna O.
It's definitely doable but your hair needs to be repigmented in order to keep the color from fading quickly and muddy. So before you add the actual color, you need to add the pigments that are missing from your hair from bleaching it to a lighter level.