Hair dye for black hair?

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Rena L.

Jun 13, 2013

Rena L.

So I wanna dye my hair a natural looking brown--like I was born with it! It should be a dark brown, but not too dark that it looks like black.. Lol. Btw I have black hair :P.

Sadaf I.

Jun 13, 2013

Sadaf I.

What about caramel color??

Lauren F.

Jun 13, 2013

Lauren F.

If you're trying to avoid the pricey process of going to a hair stylist and your hair is currently black because you dyed it try Color oops (it's a hair dye remover works pretty well) and try a box color. I've been using garnier olia and I really like it, color stays well, just watch how long you keep it on or itll eventually turn your hair black. If your hair is naturally black (ugh I hate saying this) bleach it once, wait a day and heavy condition it, and use a cool toned dark brown to cancel out any reds that may have come up during bleaching. Hope this helps!

Naomi X.

Jun 13, 2013

Naomi X.

I put lemon juice in my hair before I conditioned after time it has changed from black to a dark brown!and my hair isn't damaged!

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