I want to get a deep wine-reddish color. But I have black hair. Can I get that effect? If so which color?
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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.
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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! =]
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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.
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So, it depends on what you mean by work well..... It will dye the natural black a bright red (with a 30 or 40 vol developer) and the orange strands will be a much brighter color even though they didn't get bleached. The reason is this product is mixed with a developer - the developer 'lifts' the color of your hair by 3-4 shades. So, the dark brown will lift three to four shades from brown and the orange will lift 3-4 shades lighter than that. Let me know if that doesn't make sense.
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Speaking for me. I have dark hair. It appears to be the same color. I don't detect that it has darkend my hair, nor has it made it lighter. I generally use it as a hot oil treatment overnight. Sorry, don't know how much help I was to you.
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black and clear if that makes scene. It really did not help me like the reviews said it would. But don't think it will hurt your hair color.
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Yes, black or nearly black hair blends well with the black hair on the extension. I have darkest brown, nearly black hair and my hair blended well with the extension.
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No it doesn't work well on dark hair. My sister tried it and you could only see a little bit in the sun. She had to bleach her hair in order to get the full effects of the red. My sister has jet black hair. Seems to only work well with blonde and light brown hair.
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burgundy! the deep red doesn't deposit fully and deeply until about three applications. Looks orange at first. The burgundy deposits crimson at first and deepens into a richer color with lots of natural highlights throughout on my prematurely graying hair.
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Thanks for contacting us. Dyed black hair usually is the color serial #1 (Jet Black), just a little bit darker than 1B (off black). But our off black can blend to work, even if your hair is jet black hair. Currently we have particularly Jet Black extensions in our own warehouse instead of being fulfilled by Amazon. Hope this helps.
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You should be able to use it as is. My hair is a darker brown so it came out a deeper darker burgundy that what is shown here. if your hair is a medium blonde you should get the results shown on the picture. Mine also may be darker because I left it in overnight. The longer you leave it on, the darker/more developed the color will be. Good luck.
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Actually they all will I even lighten my dark hair with the blond, I typically use different variations of red. Not only does it color but out coats, softens and makes my hair silky super shiny and bouncy. No chemical what so ever. Enjoy
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I'm not sure how to answer that question. My natural color is a light brown, so I use a light ash brown or dark ash blond to tone down the red. That's what 'ash' does. For this brand you need to pick a color first, then read the inside of the box and it will tell you what kind of developer to use. For my colors I use the Igora 6% 20 Vol. and you use it 1 to1. It tells you how in the instructions. I hope I helped, I'm not sure.
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Hi Crystal, being that henna is a natural product, it won't lighten your hair but you will still pick up a lot of those deep red highlights using the Wine Red. It might actually be close to that purple look you are wanting just because your hair is already a little darker than the Wine Red is by itself.
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hi jennifer i actually had the same issue :my hair is brown and my fiancee has dark but i couldn't customize it accordingly however try sending an email to the vendor to see if they have it available in different hair colors
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Yes - unless you're trying to go blonde, or bright red. Being allergic to permanent hair colors, the cellophanes give me the opportunity to mask the incoming gray in my deep chestnut-colored hair. However, as I also mix the Deep Brunette Cellophane (which, like my own color is almost black) with some of the Gold Red for highlights. First time I did this, I was just happy having more shine and not seeing any gray in my roots. However, in brighter lights (like sunshine) it REALLY looks spectacular - even my hairdresser wanted to know what I'd discovered! Hope this helps you.
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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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Probably not the way you want it to. Unlike conventional hair dyes, this doesn't have compounds to "lift" any of your natural hair color off, so it'd probably end up only looking reddish under sunlight.