I want to get a deep wine-reddish color. But I have black hair. Can I get that effect? If so which color?
17065
Having color show up on black hair is never a guarantee. If you used a color like Ruby Red or Candy Apple you will most likey end up with a shine of dark red in any natural highlights of your hair.
17066
I am not sure if you will be able to achieve the color you want without bleaching. I've always bleach before color, but then again I go for really bright colors. The deepest wine color I know of Special Effects is Burgundy Wine, pull up Special Effects color swatches on Google and then research the colors you like and you will find some good pictures of what the color looks like on other peoples hair. I've read of some people doing color without bleaching and they usually get the color they want but the color washes out rather quickly. Hope this help! =]
1195916
Depending on your natural hair color, if you're trying to avoid brassiness ("red tone"), stick with ash or violet colors. The "N" in "7N" stands for neutral. That may work, but you may be better off with a "7A" or "7V." (The V isn't as common, but I know Ion has a color like that.) If you use the 7N and have red tones, this Brass Banisher product works fairly well. You can also try Wella Color Charm toner in T18. That may darken your color a little bit, but it will remove the red. You'll need to use a 20 developer with it. If your natural color is dark (brown or black), stick with the ashy colors. If you're already blonde and just want to go lighter, the neutral color may work ok. Wella Color Charm also has some extreme ash colors. I believe there is a 7AA color. I went from dark brown to light blonde. I like the intense ash colors, they really help to get rid of the "orange" that inevitably occurs when I dye my hair. But if your hair is dark, just using a 7 color probably isn't going to make it blonde. You'll probably have to bleach it first, then use the color, and probably add a toner. Unless you want to try the L'Oreal HiColor product. I, personally, haven't used that, but it's supposed to help you go from dark to light in one step with no brassiness.
112506
I used the "dark brown formula" and it just accents my dark brown hair; there is no red at all. They have different herbal formulas. order the one you want and read the instructions - if you add salt or vinegar, it will affect the results in different ways.
1421441
Although I have dark brown hair, this red is extremely red. No orangy tinrt whatsoever. It is really beautiful.
1407893
I dye my hair a dark brown and I use chocolate. It should work well for you. By the way, I love this stuff!
422052
It depends on your hair and how much red you want. I mix it with another Natural Instinct to get just a bit of red. I think if you use it as directed, you will get light auburn but if you want more red, choose a deeper color.
112999
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.
1394095
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.
279869
Angelina is correct. If you use a chemical color darker than your hair color (like black), it should be okay. But you can't lighten your hair. It will turn into green, and won't get the color! (One of my friends did it).
1290966
If you bleach your hair and then go over it you may end up with an orange color that faded quickly. The red over the black will give it a beautiful red hue.
2129760
I think it depends on how dark your hair is and the natural color of your eyebrows. My hair is a light gold/red. I use 002 Light Brown / Champagne. Anything darker would be too dark for me. I am unable to find this product in stores anymore and am so thankful that it is sold through Amazon. It's the BEST eyebrow product I have ever, ever used.
89273
It depends on the color of your own hair. With Schwarzkopf you can go from medium brown to a lighter medium blonde in one step. If your hair is medium brown or lighter, use a developer - high volume for darker hair, lower volume for lighter hair, with a level 10 neutral color. If you have really dark hair, you need to lighten it first to a pale yellow, then apply a color.
2002921
If your hair is light brown or dark blond you should get a color very similar to the one pictured on the box. If it is darker you could have a lot of reddish undertone if you try a single process haircolor like this.
2087848
Yes you can put henna on top of dark black hair. I have black hair and I use this once a month. Your hair will not turn red though. It will just strengthen your hair a whole lot. If your hair is light black you may see some amber shine in the light. Henna isn't a "hair dye" it is a natural plant and it bonds to the keritain in your hair staining it. So it's not actually stripping off your color so if your hair is blonde you will see the red. If your hair is dark you may not see it but it is still well worth it. My hair is past my butt because of how strong it makes your hair. Which before henna I was lucky to get past my shoulders because of split ends. Yes you can put henna on top of dark black hair. I have black hair and I use this once a month. Your hair will not turn red though. It will just strengthen your hair a whole lot. If your hair is light black you may see some amber shine in the light. Henna isn't a "hair dye" it is a natural plant and it bonds to the keritain in your hair staining it. So it's not actually stripping off your color so if your hair is blonde you will see the red. If your hair is dark you may not see it but it is still well worth it. My hair is past my butt because of how strong it makes your hair.... » Read More Yes you can put henna on top of dark black hair. I have black hair and I use this once a month. Your hair will not turn red though. It will just strengthen your hair a whole lot. If your hair is light black you may see some amber shine in the light. Henna isn't a "hair dye" it is a natural plant and it bonds to the keritain in your hair staining it. So it's not actually stripping off your color so if your hair is blonde you will see the red. If your hair is dark you may not see it but it is still well worth it. My hair is past my butt because of how strong it makes your hair. Which before henna I was lucky to get past my shoulders because of split ends. « Show Less
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.
215188
Yes, it will work well on black hair, and it may slightly intensify the color you have. The predominant thing it will do is create more shine, vibrance, and manageability.
679236
not make it black but make your hair grow. to have black hair you´re suppose to dye your hair