I want a dark blond with little or NO Red, would this work or what can you recommend?
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Everyone's hair can be different but I found this L'Oreal Natural Match Dark Ash Blond 7C to have the least red in it than any other product on the market. It is a true "ash blond" color with a very natural look. It also lasts far longer, through more shampoos, than any other product I've seen.
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...Good morning, Mary, how are you doing today? I would like to answer your question well, but I really don't know about that, because I have never used any red color mix for my hair...maybe you can mix some red with the dark blonde and you would obtain some red shadow...at least you can try it for the first time and see what happens...I think it would be a nice option for your...sincerely, Nidia.
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I think this color might run a little dark, so try to go lighter to achieve what you want. The ash tones do not have red, but the others might.
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I used a darker shade so I am not sure what the outcome will be in your case. However, the W for the warmers tones usually gives a reddish tone.
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I would go with the deep red. I say this working under the assumption that the burgundy would have more of a purplish undertone. I get a rich red using the deep red, however, my hair is darker than yours. You can strand test to gauge the depth of the shade.
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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
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I went to Redkens website and read what would work best for my hair type. Hope this helps.
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Yes I did exactly that. I have red hair and it is impossible to find the right shade online. I buy the light blondes in human hair and dye them. It took the color beautifully!
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If you want the highlights to be very blonde, as well as the ombre coloring, then yes. This stuff works within minutes. I had long dark hair for years, and when I first decided I wanted a change, two years ago, I made the mistake of doing the box, thus nieve to doing so. If I would had been more educated, I definitely would had done this, period. I will warn you though. Be careful, because when you go from naturally dark color to blonde, it can cause breaking and drying damage. But, I am huge on coconut oil, and its many natural benefits. Although my hair had a lot of damage, due to my lack of knowledge, almost every night, now, I massage the oil into my scalp for 3-6 minutes, then apply some in the rest into my hair, brush it then put it into aa very tight braid (be sure to put towel over your pillow though) This not only assists in growing my hair, due to softening the hair shaft and roots, thus allowing it to shield it and promote gentle growth of the hair, but also really conditioning it well. If you use the coconut oil, do wash out the next day, and air dry. Your hair will result in shiny soft hair. As for a softer carmel like highlight, which sort of sounds like what you are looking at, I am not real sure what product is available to do so, but I can say from personal experience, dark hair with carmel like highlights is gourgeous. Hope this has been helpful :-)
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it wont lighten a lot, i was lucky enough to find dreamblond ultra lightening system, which was taken off store shelves, so i had to hunt it down online, an it will take you to like a very pale baby blond, an has an awsome conditioner with it, all the other dream blonds are no more then tonors, if you want a pale blond without much damage that is what works for me,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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Check with your stylist. I'm blonde and it works well for me, that's all I can say. Sorry I can't be more specific.
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I would say either the blonde or taupe at the darkest. It should give you the definition that you want without being too dark against your complexion. The good thing about this product is you can build it up to the intensity you want. I hope that helps.
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My hair is a dark brownish red so I got r6-30h and it looks natural in my hair. If its a lighter auburn id go with one of the lighter reds.
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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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This color will work very well on hair that is NOT grey. Now i'm using the blonde and it gives all of my hair a richer, shiner look. If you use this, I hope it works as well for you.
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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.
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I've used the dark brown and it isn't quite dark enough for covering gray hair. I don't know for sure but I would give it a try. I've also heard that you can add day old coffee, rather than water to the mix - to bring out the brown. Somewhere I also read that you can add black castor oil, which you can order through Amazon. Just add a little less water. I haven't yet tried these but I plan to experiment more in the future!
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Sorry, but your question is not connected to my review! Are you asking about hair color? Best bet is to go their web site and ask them. I am blond and it works great for me. I am not a beautician but from what little I know about hair color, you might need to bleach your hair to achieve a blond color. Again, I'd ask them.
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I'd go with the blond. My hair is grayish; what brows I have left are sort of dark and bristly! but the lighter of the two "blond" powders--they are more two shades of light brown--seems to work well, blending in with what sparse rows I have left! I'm no makeup expert, but I found this product easy to use. The brushes are short, to fit in the little case, but the stiff, angled one does the job as an applicator and the other one blends in the stabilizing gel. I use a magnifying mirror if I really want to get it right, but I can also just whip some color in place and go.
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I think you would be better off getting the aerosol spray color that is usually sold around Halloween. This stuff is very chalky and breaks into chunks as you attempt to apply it. It doesn't show up very well on dark colored hair either. It would probably work, but I don't think you would get the results you are looking for. Basically, it is just chalk. If you want to try it you might have better luck applying it to a horse's mane with a jumbo chalk crayon. Hope this helps!