I need advice on matching RED hair extensions!!

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Ana H.

Oct 7, 2012

Ana H.

My hair is naturaly brown. About a year ago i decided to dye it red hot and I am in love with my red hair, but I want to get clip in extensions. I want long hair so bad that I am even thinking about dyeing my hair back to brown just so I can match the extensions better to my natrual hair. In a perfect world I would find red extensions but I'm thinking it may be to hard to find an exact mach to my red hair. And I'm also thinking that since red hair washes out very easy, that after a couple washes my hair wont match my extensions. So I'm stuck between keeping my short red hair or having long brown hair. Any Advice???

Edie M.

Oct 7, 2012

Edie M.

For the sake of less upkeep and less of a headache, I would say go back to brown. It's just easier to match and you won't be fighting with the color-matching as much. 

Kristina S.

Oct 7, 2012

Kristina S.

Not trying to be offensive, but i went to a store that my black friends went to to get their weaves done. They have every color in the world! Just ask for the extensions and go to a beauty store and buy the clips seperate. And you could make your own clip-ins(:

Danielle M.

Oct 8, 2012

Danielle M.

buy the extensions in brown or buy blonde extensions and then color the hair. if you buy brown you have to lift it and then color it to your liking if its blonde already just color it to your liking.

Tamika T.

Oct 8, 2012

Tamika T.

i agree with Danielle, buy human hair and dye it. treat it like your own hair, wash it with your own hair so the color should wash out around the same time

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