I am a natural dark golden blonde ( 7G'ish ) with added warm blonde highlights. Should I try the blonde & maybe layer or the light brown?
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The light brown may be too dark .It's a gamble but I would try blonde first .Good luck.
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That a tough one I know my hair color is 27 with a mixture of lighter blonde, I know this from when I buy my human hair from this oriental lady who does my one pieces at Silky hair supply in Hillsborough County. She is an expert and when I look on the internet, I can tell light golden blonde is always 27. You need to find your color number first. Check it with a pro first or a good hair supply store with good customer service...Thanks PAM
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My hair is dark, dark brown and I chose dark brown. Not sure what to tell you but it works for me. Hope this helps.
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My hair is somewhere between medium and dark brown and I got the R6. You're probably safer with ebony or midnight brown. If you google the bangs you can find some better pictures of the colors, that helped me a lot to pick the color for me.
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I have dyed medium brown hair (natural color is light blonde) and this made a small difference. I left it on for about 30 minutes. It just doesn't show up as well on darker hair, unfortunately.
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I had a lot of gray and now my gray hair looks like it is high-lighted. You can tell a difference with the first use. Remember to squeeze out the excess water before applying and leave the glaze on for a few minutes. The answer is yes! If you are expecting brunette, you'll be disappointed; however, if soft brown works for you then I think you'll be very happy.
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I have dark brown hair and I use 5nn for extra gray coverage. Even though 5 is says it's a light brown it's not. It is still dark.
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I purchase two colors , 5N light chestnut brown (very dark color) and 10N light dawn blonde hair color. I mix one once of the 10 N into my dark brown hair color and fortunately, the red has toned down .
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I depends on how dark natural hair is. My hair was light brown with some red in it. It will not produce a platinum blond but nets a realistic, ladylike believable blond that's not at all brassy. For some reason it was discontinued. If you have light hair, you wil not need to double-process by pre-bleaching.
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I would definitely say it was more of a dark blonde than light blonde in color. It's pretty golden but it doesn't look florescent in any way. Hope I helped~
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My hair is med-dark brown and I use the darker brown. The spray will blend in with your hair.. Be careful not to spray too heavy in one location of hair.
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I would say get the dark brown as my hairdresser says that you want your roots darker than the rest of your hair.
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If you want to use the pearl blond, my advice would be don't do it!! The pearl blond actually comes out purple! So if I was trying to enhance my hair color with your hair I would go with a red or a burgundy.
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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.
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I have very dark, almost black hair. Sun in turned it light brown, slightly auburn, while my highlights turned blonde,according to the mirror. Whenever i ask people what color it is now, most people say light brown, but that it looks orangey from a long distance. I'm still a bit confused as to what color it really is, but don't worry, it won't be orange like the fruit.
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My hair is a dark brown, but the dark brown on here looks very light! and the black color might be too dark...help!
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The answer is: it depends. What is your natural color hair? If it's light brown / medium blonde or lighter, this product will do a great job lightening your hair and will complement your highlights. If your natural hair is darker than that, this product will turn your hair a rusty reddish which may not be the look you're going for. I love this product because my hair is naturally light brown and I also have some grays. I used to get highlights and was spending A LOT of money getting professional highlights. Sun In easily did as good a job as my expensive highlights. I got so many compliments on my color that I now spend $6 a year on instead of $600 a year. My colorist tried to tell me this product is bad, blah blah blah. He just misses screwing me out of a lot if money. If I were you, I would "test" an inconspicuous area towards the end of your hair to see how it looks. If it looks bad, you can get a hair cut easily enough....