Good Red hair dye.

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Katelyn C.

Jul 4, 2013

Katelyn C.

I have dark brown hair. I want a good hair dye that won't fade really fast and any shampoos or conditioners that keep color for red hair?

Megan R.

Jul 4, 2013

Megan R.

Do you have a Sally's by you? I've seen shampoos and conditions for keeping vibrant red hair there!

Laura K.

Jul 4, 2013

Laura K.

I used to have red hair, and I remember I splurged on a set of crazy expensive hair products, It did work. But I recommend just using sulfate free shampoo & conditioner, also lush has a henna dye you can put into your hair in the shower to maintain your red hair!

Kaitlin S.

Jul 4, 2013

Kaitlin S.

Are you wanting to do it yourself? If so, get Loreal hi color at Sally's beauty supply. They have a whole line just for red. It can take your hair from dark brown to bright red in like two processes. Invest in some Redken color stay shampoo/cond. and you're good to go!

Visit nguerrio on YouTube. She has an amazing tutorial on the exact hair color I previously stated.

Post pics! :)

Liz B.

Jul 4, 2013

Liz B.

Best solution I've found to keep red in is to cut down how often you wash your hair, and to never ever ever let sulfates touch it.

Liz B.

Jul 4, 2013

Liz B.

And YES, seconding L'oreal hi color. it's a high volume developer dependent color though and you MUST deep condition after using it.

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