I love the dark burgundy color in the photo on the far right-- but my hair is color-treated medium blonde right now. How to get that result?
903755
You should be able to use it as is. My hair is a darker brown so it came out a deeper darker burgundy that what is shown here. if your hair is a medium blonde you should get the results shown on the picture. Mine also may be darker because I left it in overnight. The longer you leave it on, the darker/more developed the color will be. Good luck.
903756
I would suggest darkening your hair a bit before you use this henna. When I did mine, my roots were dark and the rest a medium blonde. The dark parts, my roots, turned the nice burgundy but the lighter sections turned orange like regular henna does.
903757
In my experience, use lemon juice instead of h20, let it sit for several hours to let the dye release, apply to entire head, wrap in Saran Wrap, leave on for at least 8 hours, rinse well. Do not shampoo for a few days. To achieve the deep color, you will apply more frequently. Once you attain the color you want, then you maintain the roots with the same application process, while glazing the rest of your hair with a henna/conditioner mix left on for a shorter period. Be advised that henna looks bright reddish orange for the first few days and the mellows into a richer color in time. About a week after I henna, when the color has oxidized to the depth I like, I deep condition w/organic cold pressed coconut oil, wrap w/Saran Wrap, and leave in for as long as possible, at least overnight. Soften hairs, and seems to seal in that depth longer. With burgundy you will need to apply more than once to achieve that depth. It's a beautiful color that greatly changes based on lighting. If you have never hennaed before, research it well. Good luck.
40420
This IS a hair dye... you will need to purchase a developer along with it, but it should turn out fine on your hair.
622090
I just mix it in like any other hair coloring and it comes out fine. Just work it into a section at a time and then make sure all hair is covered with the coloring solution.
67753
Brunette comes off quite dark on my hair, which is medium brown. It depends on the look you are trying to achieve. If you prefer the dark-roots look, then get brunette. If you want seamless color between your hair color and the root powder, go a shade up.
2051824
I had the same thing happen to me. Your salon person used women's color, which has a much more golden hue to it (and you end up looking like a golden Teddy Bear, which is NOT a natural look for men!). This product will tone down the golden colors by hiding them a bit. You may end up a shade darker than you are already, so be careful. Bottom line whats in your hair now is probably a permanent dye, so you'll have to wait for it to grow out, but the color camo is a good way to hide the "demarcation line" that you'll see as your bad dye job grows out.
1606744
I am gray haired and use the light blonde shade. It works - HOWEVER I'm hoping they come up with a gray shade that might look a little more natural because the light blonde looks brown. You definitely don't want a darker shade.
2152183
Yah I didn't have a problem with that. I have natural blonde hair and dye it dark brown and did root touch ups all the time with using this. It's nice it feels like a leave in conditioner when applying it.
1951330
I'm a blonde but I like the medium brown because you can adjust how dark you want it by how long you leave it on. I put it on for about a minute, wipe it off and then reapply if I want it a little darker. Also, it fades after a couple days so I always go darker then I want as it will lighten. Hope that helps you!
196014
I've done it once it gave me a dark violet color looked like grape soda. I would leave it in for about 25 min in the hair then wash out. I recommend doing a tiny section first then see a little result.
2220270
If thats your natural color it should still be a nice shade of purple. If you were to bleach it using the lowest developer, the color would stand out more. I did it on red/magenta hair and a nice purple blue came out.
49501
It depends how light your blonde is, and what colour you want. For best results, bleach it until it is nearly white in colour.
1044452
I am blonde with a medium completion and I always use the medium/dark tan towel, and I love them. My friend is very similar to your colour and she uses the same one as me, and it looks great on her. Yes, I would say use the medium/dark. I's a fantastic colour.
2114369
I have a darker brown hair that has a reddish tint to it naturally and my hair turned out beautifully. It is a dark reddish brown with dark red highlights. Mine did turn out about the color on the package. since your hair is lighter it should be a lighter result. They do have a variety of colors including different reds. Hope I helped somewhat.
2138556
Yes find your exact color, I suggest two bottles get A plastic type bucket which can be used later to wash it. The this g is to comb out the hairs apply like normal then acordian the entire piece in the bucket poor left over in with pieces do not stir get a wooden spoon and just push it to just keep hair sunk, next. Bottle that hasn't been opened poor over and push with the spoon, try. Not to tangle OK keep it I. There for at least four days yes four if ya want it perfect . When washing put conditioned only no shampoo ever rui s the slip. Ice water and cold water mixed well with conditioner suave works great. Make sure hair is combed out properly' good luck Yes find your exact color, I suggest two bottles get A plastic type bucket which can be used later to wash it. The this g is to comb out the hairs apply like normal then acordian the entire piece in the bucket poor left over in with pieces do not stir get a wooden spoon and just push it to just keep hair sunk, next. Bottle that hasn't been opened poor over and push with the spoon, try. Not to tangle OK keep it I. There for at least four days yes four if ya want it perfect . When washing put conditioned only no shampoo ever rui s the slip. Ice water and cold water mixed well with conditioner... » Read More Yes find your exact color, I suggest two bottles get A plastic type bucket which can be used later to wash it. The this g is to comb out the hairs apply like normal then acordian the entire piece in the bucket poor left over in with pieces do not stir get a wooden spoon and just push it to just keep hair sunk, next. Bottle that hasn't been opened poor over and push with the spoon, try. Not to tangle OK keep it I. There for at least four days yes four if ya want it perfect . When washing put conditioned only no shampoo ever rui s the slip. Ice water and cold water mixed well with conditioner suave works great. Make sure hair is combed out properly' good luck « Show Less
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I have medium to dark brown hair. The first time I left it in for almost 3 hours and it was quite a difference. It faded to a nice color though. Subsequent touch-ups I only leave in for 45 -60 minutes. The difference isn't as striking. It still has a reddish tint to it, especially in the right light. However, it is not the color on the package. If you are concerned, you may want to condition your hair and then not leave in as long. There are two packages per box. You can always apply the second time if you want it more red.
515624
I am not too sure but the medium blond or ginger might look good. I have dark hair so I don't know about light colors
1568005
Hi, the colour is medium to light brown not blonde. Hope this helps. Could not respond before as I had no access to the internet.