How to even out hair.
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Dec 29, 2013
Hilda R.
Dec 30, 2013
Hilda R.
Maybe dying it over and over but with time.
Dec 30, 2013
Hilda R.
Isn't it as bad?
Dec 30, 2013
Lisa S.
I recently bought Shimmer Lights Shampoo for Brunette/Red hair and I love it. I got it from Sally Beauty and it was pretty cheap. Its not for everyday use though... But as for hair dye I really like John Frieda. But if you want your natural hair color back then I would recommend that you strip the color. Not sure on brands, but its like hair color
Dec 30, 2013
Courtney B.
Use a color remover then dye your hair with protein filler.
Dec 30, 2013
Kaylah A.
Go to a hairdresser… less chance of messing up.. as a hairdresser, ill tell you what I would do.. I would run a bleach cocktail through your hair (except the roots) which is lightner, shampoo and water, and let it slowly take out as much of the colour pigment it can, (bleach cocktails are less harsh then using 20vol or any volume lightner) and then go from there.. like I said, hairdressers are trained for this kind of stuff, and I would highly recommend it. I've seen what disasters can happen when people (of all ages) try to fix their hair themselves haha best of luck!
Dec 30, 2013
Hilda R.
Thank you I'll go to Sallys and see what they recommend.