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Shaily K.

Oct 20, 2014

Shaily K.

I went brown black over my bright red hair and it did the same thing, I'm just embracing it rather than further destroying my hair trying to get it out hahaha.

Makenna C.

Oct 17, 2014

Makenna C.

It happen to me you have to keep dying your hair with a hair color that has a red tint.. That's basically all you can do.

Jenny C.

Oct 17, 2014

Jenny C.

I didn't think it over before I did it :( I honestly regret doing it.

Leslie N.

Oct 17, 2014

Leslie N.

Awe nooo! I want to go back to my natural brown color maybe even darker and everyone keeps telling me something like that is going to happen :( darn

Jenny C.

Oct 17, 2014

Jenny C.

So I dyed my hair a deep red color about a year & a few months ago. I did it twice. I went back to my natural dark brown like 6 months ago. my hair now has an orangey tint to it. is there anything I can do to help it look better without dying it again? I've dyed it brown twice but it's still weirdly orange.

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