Help with this Red hair change x:

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Yaira D.

Jul 7, 2014

Yaira D.

So I've been watching videos of girls who go from dark brown hair to red hair! But... I still find it confusing as to what products I really need bc there are so many/:.
Can a red head or anyone who has had red hair help me out? Please give me all the info as to what I need to get red hair and what I need to maintain it.  :3

Yaira D.

Jul 7, 2014

Yaira D.

I have a question, do you need a strong developer like 30? x:

Yaira D.

Jul 7, 2014

Yaira D.

Aha yeah! I'm just confused as to why I need a strong developer and how much developer I need for my past shoulder length hair @Renay x:

Yaira D.

Jul 7, 2014

Yaira D.

And you got the perfect shade, Liz o:!

Yaira D.

Jul 7, 2014

Yaira D.

Ah. it makes sense now (:. But how much developer would I need to put for my hair? o;

Alyx T.

Jul 7, 2014

Alyx T.

Hailey it's a 1:2 ratio of dye to developer like renay said. Just read the directions on the boxes.

But definitely if you have long hair, get lots of dye. I have thick hair, it was about my boob level and when I used the loreal hilights to go red I needed almost 4 boxes to do my entire head.

Shaily K.

Jul 7, 2014

Shaily K.

I just used a box of bleach blonde hair dye (bleach) and then splats raspberry red hair dye and it came out like this. My hair is naturally very dark brown

Yaira D.

Jul 7, 2014

Yaira D.

Yay! Thanks for the clarification Girls! (:

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