Ombre to red

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Lissy W.

Sep 21, 2013

Lissy W.

I want my hair to be red. picture posted
my hair looks like this.

should I dye one color all over before I use the red that can go on dark hair from sallys

or

just dye it twice and hope for the best

or

dye the bottom close to my color
then use the red all over?

Lissy W.

Sep 21, 2013

Lissy W.

This is the red.

Fabiola E.

Sep 21, 2013

Fabiola E.

I wish somebody could help you. I in fact would like to know cause I have a few highlights and whenever y redye my hair red the highlights come out way brighter...I just want an even color all around.

Ileene M.

Sep 21, 2013

Ileene M.

Omg! That's the red I love! :)

Alyx T.

Sep 22, 2013

Alyx T.

Honestly the only way to get a one tone red is to bleach it all the exact same shade. I had bright red hair for years (using the loreal hi lights for dark hair) and it was never even. You'd get brighter strands and darker strands mixed together. It's extremely hard to get an even color in anything, but usually it's harder to tell. If your hair is healthy enough try and get it all one color, but wait a few weeks before doing the red. It should work.

Quite honestly I think it would be really pretty with an ombre effect, but if you do that make sure to do your ends last to not damage them. Or use a veggie dye to do them without damaging (also a great way to touch up without damage!)

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