Will this work on naturally dark brown (almost black) hair?
490068
Bought for my niece, who loved it. Her hair is med brown. I would think the brighter colors would be ok. This is hair CHALK. After reading other reviewers we used hair spray to "set" it. Good luck. It's just something fun.
650412
This works on dark colored hair well. You won't get an opaque cover, but you can get a decent effect if you layer lightly in multiply layers
903755
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.
2067947
I am an African American female with thick wavy hair that I relax. My hair is dark brown with light highlights. The dark brown works perfectly for me.
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.
2036348
its gonna work, my hair was black and i used this theres lots in one use :pmy hair was dyed black recently then i used this like 2 weeks or so later ahah it wont go as blond as the box tho maybe if use it two times ...dye it once then again later week.. idk tho but its good
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.
2102312
Yes. It will soften and gently de tangle it. It's a great leave in conditioner for hair of Black ethnicity.
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 :-)
601771
I believe you can use it on dark brown hair. I used it on Afro dark/gray hair and it gave me a perfect bleach.
363308
I've used the dark brown and it isn't quite dark enough for covering gray hair. I don't know for sure but I would give it a try. I've also heard that you can add day old coffee, rather than water to the mix - to bring out the brown. Somewhere I also read that you can add black castor oil, which you can order through Amazon. Just add a little less water. I haven't yet tried these but I plan to experiment more in the future!
1146831
I have done this product on myself three times and I have dark hair and it works fine. There is one specifically for blinder hair though, that one specifically says it on the label. So no, this one is not just for blondes
983510
Yes! As long as your hair is dark before you use the henna it will work perfectly. When I did mine my roots were dark and the rest of my hair a light light red. When I used the henna my the dark sections of my hair turned out like they should have, burgundy but the light parts did turn orange. I kept it this way because it's like an unintentional ombré. Make sure your hair is all one color and dark and you should be fine. Also, you might want to get two packs. It took me two colorings to really get it to where I wanted.
2036347
If your hair is black it may not be enough to lighten it or it may not turn the right color there is color chart that shows you on the box what your hair will look like for light brown or blonde hair but not black. I would consult a hair coloring specialist
581116
It shouldn't hurt the brown tones, as it is only meant to remove coppery tones i.e. red and yellow, it didn't work for me at all but my hair was damaged already before i used it, personally the more expensive brands should work best
1147077
I have dark brown hair and it shows up fine. They say to use white and then the color on top of it to make it brighter. I haven't tried that but just using the desired color shows up as well.
657785
I've used this on African-American hair and it works perfectly. Just use high heat and be sure to drag it from the roots to the ends very slowly. But be careful - don't burn your hair.