Hi there my fellow beauty reviewers, I am after a reliable hair dye that will dye dark brown hair (not drastically dark) and actually show up. A lot of products I know suggest to bleach your hair first but a) I dont know how to and b) it sounds a bit scary and damaging :D I am mainly looking just to dye my tips either a blonde or even experiment with colour. So pretty much I would like to know if you know of a product with a good colour pay off on medium-dark brown hair (;
Thanks so much!!
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Hi laura
if you want to try and lighten your tips without being to abrasive try this product called SunIn
you basically spray it on lightly damp hair (and you can be specific in the section you want it in) and blow dry. The heat from the blow dryer will activate and it will lighten your hair, you can gradually spray day after day until you get the colour you like. SunIn comes in two types so you can start off slow and work your way to a lighter shade. Otherwise you will have to get those foils or steaks in which can burn your hair to a crisp. Hope this helps. Cheers
if you want to try and lighten your tips without being to abrasive try this product called SunIn
you basically spray it on lightly damp hair (and you can be specific in the section you want it in) and blow dry. The heat from the blow dryer will activate and it will lighten your hair, you can gradually spray day after day until you get the colour you like. SunIn comes in two types so you can start off slow and work your way to a lighter shade. Otherwise you will have to get those foils or steaks in which can burn your hair to a crisp. Hope this helps. Cheers
If you're wanting a big change in colour I'd always recommend getting it done professionally as that way you know its going to be done properly and not end up a huge disaster!
You could try Sun In but if you want the tips quite light then I'm not sure how well it'll work. I used it when I was younger and had my natural hair colour (blonde) but dont remember it making it very much lighter.. The product is probably a bit different now though!
You could try Sun In but if you want the tips quite light then I'm not sure how well it'll work. I used it when I was younger and had my natural hair colour (blonde) but dont remember it making it very much lighter.. The product is probably a bit different now though!
There's a product you can get from some pharmacies called MYOHD "my own hair dresser' and they make a colour remover. It goes on like a creamy conditioner you leave it on as per directions and it breaks down the colour molecules and you rinse it out. It removed jet black dye from my hair and returned it to a sort of mousy browny blonde shade which I am naturally. It is amazing but a bit pricey but definitely a better alternative to bleaching.
Hi again
SunIn can be purchased from places like Priceline, woolworths, Coles and many leading pharmacies. It comes in the yellow which is to start gradually I think about 1-3 shades lighter and the red bottle which is 3-7 shades lighter.
I seriously wouldn't bother with the yellow bottle if you really want a dramatic change, the red bottle does the trick.
Some people have red pigment under their brown hair so when you use, it may go to that redish orange colour but don't frett you keep going over the same spots you started and it will take out the orange reds and turn blonde.. If your impatient like I was I also bought a blonde/purple toner and it will take all that orange out. Don't worry your hair won't go purple unless you keep it in for more than 20 mins.
For the luckies who have blonde pigment it will blonde in basically 1-2 goes and you won't need a toner.
I used it for about 8 years and my hair went blonde really blonde with no reds or orange.. Make sure you use a good treatment at least once a week. Any time you strip your hair it will dry out no matter how good the dye or the hairdresser..
SunIn can be purchased from places like Priceline, woolworths, Coles and many leading pharmacies. It comes in the yellow which is to start gradually I think about 1-3 shades lighter and the red bottle which is 3-7 shades lighter.
I seriously wouldn't bother with the yellow bottle if you really want a dramatic change, the red bottle does the trick.
Some people have red pigment under their brown hair so when you use, it may go to that redish orange colour but don't frett you keep going over the same spots you started and it will take out the orange reds and turn blonde.. If your impatient like I was I also bought a blonde/purple toner and it will take all that orange out. Don't worry your hair won't go purple unless you keep it in for more than 20 mins.
For the luckies who have blonde pigment it will blonde in basically 1-2 goes and you won't need a toner.
I used it for about 8 years and my hair went blonde really blonde with no reds or orange.. Make sure you use a good treatment at least once a week. Any time you strip your hair it will dry out no matter how good the dye or the hairdresser..
If you want a lighter colour in your hair, eg. pastel pinks and purples or lighter brown even, then you have to lighten your hair first. You can get dark purple and red colours that you can put over brown hair that will darken and dye that colour. But anything lighter wont show up unless you first lighten the hair.
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