Tips To Make My Red Hair Stays The Same.

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Rin tania S.

Apr 6, 2014

Rin tania S.

Okay so I just dyed my hair red with olia garnier intense red, but well.. it didn't turn out as I wanted it to be but still fine with me. I probably want to buy bit brighter red hair dye someday. I did dyed my hair many times before, from black to copper brown to red and then intense red. I tried the olia garnier intense red months ago but yeah I didn't take care of the colour so it turned brown before I redyed it an hour ago. so what I need to ask is tips how to maintain my red hair and what hair dye or hair highlight products I should get to make my hair go dirty red hair like of colour. since my hair is bit sensitive, I want to use products that don't destroy my hair and scalp,especially. hope to get as many answers as I could, thank you :*

N C.

Apr 6, 2014

N C.

I had red hair before and even with good products it faded a bit and lets not talk about light color tops after washing your hair. I had to keep them for cleaning days.Try Syoss products or any red hair colored shampoo and conditioner from your nearest Walmart or Drug store.

Rin tania S.

Apr 6, 2014

Rin tania S.

ah okay thnx :)

Maddie M.

Apr 6, 2014

Maddie M.

I added a little bit of manic panic in my conditioner to deposit more red in while showering. It doesn't have chemicals so it won't damage your hair, and it might make it the brighter red you want! Also try to wash your hair in colder water. As N C said red hair fades really fast but it is a beautiful color! c: I hope this helps.

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