hi all
i have one question about coloring my hair.
my natural hair color is medium brown but i have about 50% gray hairs.
in past 7 months i was using light brown (colorsilk) color and it was ok but my hair was more gold/redish then real light-medium brown.
my question is - if i use" light ASH brown" color will i get rid of those red-goldish tones?
thank you in advance
My brown hair is gold/redish after coloring (using ash brown will help?)?
You need to use a darker color. The white hair will always take the color differently than the darker hair so you need to go with a color dark enough to disguise all. You should consider purchasing a product made specifically for greying hair.
The side or back of the box should have a little "before and after" chart that will show you what color you can expect your hair to be when done.
Good luck!
My brown hair is gold/redish after coloring (using ash brown will help?)?
Most probably. Sometimes haircolour lightens a bit in order to have the hair accept colour. If you use ash colours, you greatly reduce the chance of red in your hair.
My brown hair is gold/redish after coloring (using ash brown will help?)?
Hey Girl...whatever you do, don't use any color with the base color ASHE in it. It will possibly turn your hair green. Especially if you have any gold in it. Go to your local Sally's Beauty Supply store and buy Clairfill. It's located in the color aisle. Get the golden toner if you want more of a gold tone or brown if you want medium to dark brown tones. Put this in you hair dry and leave in for 20 minutes. Rinse out then shampoo and condition as usual. This is not a dye, but will even up the colors in your hair and is perfectly safe to use about every 8 weeks to keep your color fresh and even. It's a great product and I use it on everyone that has uneven tones, including green in their hair before I color it. I hope this helps and Good Luck!....Remember though, no ashe base colors.
My brown hair is gold/redish after coloring (using ash brown will help?)?
I have several notes on this for you:
1) The reason you are seeing gold/reddish (often referred to as brassy) tones is because oxidation dyes - anything that uses hydrogen peroxide no matter what volume - lighten the natural pigment of your hair before the pigments are deposited.
2) With oxidation dyes - even if you use an ash tone to neutralise the reddish tones - you will be left with a brassy version of your natural color after the color fades.
3) I would suggest you only use a deposit pigment - there are very few on the market that will cover gray. With these pigments you can use a lighter color that will turn your gray into highlights without lightening your natural pigment. You will have less of a line of demarcation, healthier, shinier, no brass color.
4) Never use any color that has a green base on your hair. The reds that occur in hair are not true reds (which is what green would neutralise) they are orange reds. The only ash bases that should be used in hair color is blue and violet.
* Let me know if I can be of further assistance.
Go to www.daubyncolor.com for more info.
**If you happen to live in the Phoenix metro area you can come in for a custom-blended color for at-home use - if not we can send you samples for the cost of shipping and handling.
Be Colorful.
My brown hair is gold/redish after coloring (using ash brown will help?)?
pls consult a good hair parlor even though expensive they will show u before ,after pics may be before the trial .
My brown hair is gold/redish after coloring (using ash brown will help?)?
I have the same problem, but a hairdresser told me that anything with "ash" in it will have a red tint to it.
My brown hair is gold/redish after coloring (using ash brown will help?)?
My hair was the same minus the gray hairs, but i used a blonde hair dye (i think) and just didnt leave it in for too long. maybe 20 minutes or so when it said longer and my hair didnt turn out reddish, so try that. Hope u can find a something.
My brown hair is gold/redish after coloring (using ash brown will help?)?
Ash is supposed to eliminate gold/red tones.
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