Pink Dye Help

Dec 13, 2013

Bianca J.

I dye my hair a dark shade of brown (almost black) and recently decided I want to do pink bangs or pink on the side.. what pink dyes are the best to use though?? I need some girl help lol I've heard good things about n rage but I don't know where to get it.. the pic is me now and the color I have if that makes a difference lol.

Dec 13, 2013

Bianca J.

This is the shade pink I want.

Dec 13, 2013

Roz X.

Oooo...I can't be of any assistance, but I wholeheartedly approve!

Dec 13, 2013

Bianca J.

thanks :)

Dec 13, 2013

Alyx T.

You'll have to bleach it, but manic panic is nice but I'd personally recommend special effects hair dye. It's like n rage but I find it lasts so much longer and you get a lot in one bottle.

Dec 13, 2013

Rhi C.

As a hairdresser, I don't recommend using Special Effects hair color because it is EXTREMELY hard to get out of hair. I really love Paul Mitchell's Ink Works

Dec 13, 2013

Emilyann M.

Parvana is a good one it last a long time.

Dec 13, 2013

Magaly E.

I've had ink works and it faded fast :/ then again I shower everyday :s.

Dec 13, 2013

Magaly E.

But it did look nice (: and I diluted the bottom with the clear ink works to give it a little more of an ombre look(:

Dec 13, 2013

Gen S.

You will definitely need to lighten your hair, since your hair is dark and you also have color over. I strongly recommend lifting your hair with a lightner (bleach) with a blue tone to it to cancel out any orange that may or may not appear. (note: this will not completely cancel the orange) depending on how high you're able to lift your hair will depend on your results, I would definitely recommend pravana chromasilk vivids in magenta, or pink, the pigment is pretty potent. also, do you use professional color over your hair or box color (drugstore color)

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