does the extra light blond works in dark brown hair. i don,t want my hair to turn orange
242814
I don't think it works on dark hair without lightening it first. Usually light colors won't change dark hair. When I used it, I lightened my hair with color oops, meant for stripping out artificial hair color, and it worked well for me after that. Hope I helped in some way, that's just my experience!
1564748
The light brown may be too dark .It's a gamble but I would try blonde first .Good luck.
966073
No the lightening of color is cuz of how high you lift your hair...if you raise your hair to a level 9 and up it should b light...leaving the color on only helps the color last longer
2067946
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.
975179
The good thing is that you only need to go to a golden/orange if you have dark hair, but if you have highlights of blonde with your dirty blonde hair you should be fine... make sure you let it soak in for about an hour..I heard that if you wash your hair with vinegar you can also keep the color in longer. But that's not practical. The color fades if you are in the sun too! If you use color protecting shampoo it should last longer, sulfate-free. If you want it to fade, then you can always buy some boxed color and dye it to a normal color. GL!
1061835
No, it is a bleach not a permanent dye. It will lighten your hair about 2 levels lighter, not the colour on the box, unless you have light brown hair. If you have dark brown-black hair, this will make your hair reddish/orange brown. Don't worry, you just have to buy some more & do it again. This is for lightening your hair, then you also have to apply a permanent hair colour like ultra ash blonde, but i wouldn't use ultra ash blonde, use medium or light Ash Blonde instead, as the ultra has stronger peroxide. So, you use this product first, then the permanent after.
1701433
I have blonde highlights it does make them a little darker, I just use a blonde shampoo on the ends.
2002920
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.
371123
I have color treated dark brown hair and it does not hurt the color any. If anything the system helps preserve the color and make it stand out more by removing the brassiness/orange.
1973095
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.
1821997
I have dark brown hair, so, I use brunette, it's pretty dark, I don't if that would be too dark if your hair is lighter.
1229192
I've used it with the same results. I alwas preferred the light brown because, to me, it looked like my natural color and didn't look like you did anything to your hair at all. I think the new product can darken a bit more or I might be imagining it. Be careful "Touch of Gray" and "Just For Men" are two different products.
2077596
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 :-)
1651521
Yes. It works fine on my dyed-blonde fine hair if I use the "light" formula. Inexperienced sales people will say that the regular is the same but it is not according to the experts. In fact, the regular turned my hair darker with reddish highlights after several months. While it was a good color for fall my friends started telling me, unprompted, that they liked my old color better so I know it was not my imagination. If you have dark hair use the regular. Hope you try it and like it!
175432
I have am a natural blonde with dirty one roots. I used the product and when I went to my hair dresser she asked why my hair is orange. I would not use it on dark hair at all unless you want to have a pumpkin hue.
1951331
It is pretty dark, but effective and more permanent than the color a hairdresser uses. I would like to find a dark blond and mix them if it's too light. Good luck!
1463362
I don't think this would take for light coloured hair. I see it working on hair that is naturally dark brown or black.