Cant Get Rid Of The Dark Brown.

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Felica C.

Feb 2, 2014

Felica C.

I do not want to resort to bleach.

I had my dark brown hair (see profile picture), recently dyed with magenta loreal hicolor hilights. It took to about 60 percent of my hair I would have to say. I can post a picture if wanted, but it seems I can't lift the dark brown mid shaft all in the front, I tried originally with 20 developer and then again with 30 and no luck. Any suggestions??

Kitty K.

Feb 2, 2014

Kitty K.

I'm not a hair expert but I don't think color cannot get rid of color love.

Felica C.

Feb 2, 2014

Felica C.

Im not one either which is why im reaching out for advice haha... I could be misunderstanding this product altogether who knows I love what it has done for me so far though. I was thinking of using a remover on the dark brown spots but im not entirely sure.......


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Shauna S.

Feb 2, 2014

Shauna S.

I would get this done professionally. don't mess around with your hair

Atiyah Y.

Feb 3, 2014

Atiyah Y.

How long did you leave it on? I used the same brand but in red to dye my hair (profile picture). It lifted all of my hair with some pieces I probably didn't put dye on by accident. Also, how many boxes & how much developer are you using?

Felica C.

Feb 10, 2014

Felica C.

The recommended 30 minutes, My hair is dyed dark brown not naturally dark brown maybe that had something to do with it... I just left it, adds definition I feel.

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