Bright red hair dye?

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Alexis M.

Apr 29, 2014

Alexis M.

I want this color so bad but don't want to pay $200 to get it some again because the last time I did they didn't lighten my hair enough. I know the risks of lightening/dying hair yourself. What brand of dye/ what bleach do you recommend for this color?

Autumn M.

Apr 29, 2014

Autumn M.

I dyed my hair that color a few years ago and I bought three boxes of splat hair dye in the bright hair color they have I can't remember what the actual color is and used the bleach from two of the packs and mixed the dye all together with alittle bit of bleach in each bottle and it turned about gorgeous.

Melina P.

Apr 29, 2014

Melina P.

Use this, you don't need to bleach it with this hair dye.

Brianna M.

Apr 30, 2014

Brianna M.

I have bright red hair and I use the hicolor highlights to touch up my dark brown roots and I will use manic panic in my conditioner to make it stay vibrant but I did bleach my hair once with splat hair dye and bleach I had her black hair and I only bleached it once and used there shade red to get my base red color then that faded to orange in a week so I switched to loreal hicolor highlights in magenta and then manic panic infra red for touch ups I hope this helps I recommend the loreal hicolor 100% this is everything I bought for my roots and to keep everything vibrant. Also with the hicolor you mix it with developer of 30 or 40 which ever you prefer and I use 30.

Brianna M.

Apr 30, 2014

Brianna M.

And this is what the hair color comes out as.

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