How do I achieve a deep red/Maroon color?
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It all depends on if the powder is fresh and real or not. It should be a bright green color. When you mix it with the said ingredients to make the paste (like lemon juice and sugar), it will draw the dye out and turn into a dark red paste. To make the stain darker on your skin, add some essential oil to it like Tea tree or Lavender.
2047075
Use the lighter colors first and wipe with alcohol at your blend areas and lighten the area up and place you darker color. The alcohol will allow you to blend the two or more colors
1634451
It is a good bright color hue of the red...but if you are looking for the bright true fire engine or poppy red....it is not that! It is not a maroon either.
321881
I just went through all my patterns, and NO solid white, there is a solid red, no flashing.hope this helps
1828539
Sorry, I can't help. Don't know about colour alterations. You may just have to look around some more to find exactly what you want.
137008
The inktense hues are too bright, there are no flesh tones per say. But if you water it down a lot, I bet you could create some by mixing the colors provided but they are really bright.
116044
It's just a darker shade of red by one level. It's a gorgeous color. Try it out!
2122995
I would say deep red not bright red. they match other red appliances such as the kitchen aid mixer. Hope this helps.
423393
HB is not to be dark, but greyish..try pencils in 3B, 4B if like darker color but those smudge
318272
I would call it more of a deep red. Something in between a cherry and burgundy.
25616
I would absolutely NOT use it on a red background. You need transfers that are meant for dark fabrics, and yes there will be a white background to trim off.
1972159
Indigo and henna can be mix together it will give a darket color You'll have less of a red tint
398383
4M is a deep mahogany tone that has more of a purplish maroon cast to it - not pink. And, if it is too much for your taste or you want to darken it. but keep the auburn tones, add some medium or dark chestnut to it. You can design your own colors. I have often gotten many compliments by hair stylists over the years on my hair colors with this product.
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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! =]
148116
Yup! You can just do your roots. Most of the colors are pretty dark so you may wanna go a couple of shades lighter.
1634453
Not bright red. Slightly Brown, but not oxblood. Sort of an autumn tone. Does that help?
608761
On my wall, it's a deep red, but not quite burgundy. It's on the darker side - definitely not "cherry". But my walls are painted a dark color, so that probably makes the difference between the color in the picture vs. what I see on my wall.