HiI'm trying to figure out what all I need to do my own color? I like the light blonde, not quite white but pretty blonde. What all do I need?
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I suggest you to go to your nearest beauty supply store and ask for what you need. They have tons of different colors to choose.
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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.
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You probably need something different than I have. I use 20 volume peroxide with the color -equal amounts. However I am using a darker color. Now I am practically white but I've always done it this way-still works. Not sure about lightening.
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I am very fair completed with light eyes and hair and I wear the light sheer. Not sure what the next deeper color would be. It really is sheer anyway, so I imagine it would blend in well if you went with the medium. My skin is so pretty withthis makeup, I love it's hydration.
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hello, what you need to do is, first determine what color you want to be... if you have grey or white roots, make sure you pick a natural color , like for instants.. natural brown , light natural blond.. use 20%peroxide... so mix 2 ounces of peroxide to one tube of the color with this product,,, if you need more info just ask me what you need to know.. i am actually a hair dresser and i have used this for yrs and it does have excellent coverage.... i also use other shades to mix with the natural color, meaning you need other tubes of accent color to mix with with your color for a more natural look... i hope i did not confuse you... hello, what you need to do is, first determine what color you want to be... if you have grey or white roots, make sure you pick a natural color , like for instants.. natural brown , light natural blond.. use 20%peroxide... so mix 2 ounces of peroxide to one tube of the color with this product,,, if you need more info just ask me what you need to know.. i am actually a hair dresser and i have used this for yrs and it does have excellent coverage.... i also use other shades to mix with the natural color, meaning you need other tubes of accent color to mix with with your color for a more... » Read More hello, what you need to do is, first determine what color you want to be... if you have grey or white roots, make sure you pick a natural color , like for instants.. natural brown , light natural blond.. use 20%peroxide... so mix 2 ounces of peroxide to one tube of the color with this product,,, if you need more info just ask me what you need to know.. i am actually a hair dresser and i have used this for yrs and it does have excellent coverage.... i also use other shades to mix with the natural color, meaning you need other tubes of accent color to mix with with your color for a more natural look... i hope i did not confuse you... « Show Less
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I'm a brunette, so I didn't have a problem with the color- it is chocolate colored. If you were a brunette before going grey, or have darker features, I think you could get away with it if you are looking to use it lightly. Otherwise, I would try a different shade. I recently picked up a Clinique brow pencil, and those come in different colors. Also, the Dior eyebrow pencil is pricier, but it is suitable for any color eyebrow- I highly recommend it.
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Not by itself. I've gone from red to blonde a couple of times and it takes awhile and several steps to get the red out. I had to use color remover first. I found one that was gentle on the hair. That leaves it kind of a light orangey. Then I usually have to take it through a couple of tries to get it to pure blonde. I did use Dream Blonde in one of the later stages and it was a very nice product, and got it to a nice golden color. Also got help from my local Sally Beauty supply with anti-brass and anti-red products to add to the mix. It's probably easier to have a professional colorist do it for you, but if you have the patience I know it can be done at home. Just allow for several stages of shade change, and let your hair have about a week of recovery time in between with lots of conditioning.
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You have to use a developer with any color. Developers come in different strengths depending on how much you want / need to lighten your hair.
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Its pretty easy. I have been coloring my own hair for years. They give you step by step instructions. That you can follow or just use them as a guide.
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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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Go with the colors closest to your skin tone...get several color...some a little lighter And some a little darker and mix them until you find the perfect match...just remember how many drops of each color you use when mixing so when you find the perfect match you will be able to mix the color perfect each time....good luck...air brushing is wonderful!
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Honestly, with your blonde hair I think the brunette would give you the dramatic look you're looking for because the brown/dark brown is really dark. I'm african american and I have it and it's really dark on me but because I like how it lasts I use it anyway and just fade in the color.
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is a very dark tone, like black or lighter?my hair while I painted it dark, always grab a reddish hue donot think that this kills me q everything orange? is what I want, I first decolored my hair, or just apply the color?
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NEVER BLEACH BLACK ONES! Extensions can not be lightened to a lighter color than the original color was, if you do want to dye them, buy blonde ones. I've been dying, bleaching, and cutting my own and my friends extensions for about a year and a half now, I know what I'm saying.(:
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You would probably need to see their hair color samples in a store in order to know for sure. My hiardresser used this brand on me back in the 90s when I used to have mine done professionally. I just kept using the same colors. I used to buy it in a beauty supply store where they had the sample book, but now I just buy it online since it's cheaper. Try to find a beauty supply that sells it so you can choose your colors.
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I ordered the lightest color, which should be Ginger Blonde, but when I got it, it is not light enough for my hair. It is more brassy than I expected, not so blonde, with almost reddish tint to it. I am going to figure out if I can add color to it. I do like the quality for the price though. Maybe there is a lighter color that I didn't see? Good luck :-)
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probably need a darker color...I have blonde hair (dyed) and I use it to take out brassiness....doesn't get real dark...but the darker shades will
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This is going to give you pretty darn red hair. Like BRIGHT red. If you are looking for a hint of red I would try a different color or try to tone it down a lot by mixing half of a dark brown box with half of a red box. I'm not sure if the manufacturer would recommend that but if I was going to experiment on myself that is what I would do. If you Google Light Mountain Henna Red and look at the images you'll be able to see other people's outcomes, many look the same as my own color. I use this brand/shade every other month. I'll never stray!
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Personally I have thin hair, but if U have thicker hair, I would recommend. Did not look fake 2 me, I had 2 cut some lenght 4 it 2 not look fake. Contact me back if I didn't answer your question correctly. Colors are nice, make sure on picking color. So, feel free 2 contact me back :-)