They wont completley wash out of your hair after a couple of weeks you'll have a hard job going back platinum for a while. And they will go pinkish after afew washes. Just get a wig if u dont want a long trem change better than ruining your hair
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Well, when I went to Sally Beauty, I didn't like either Fiery Red or Pillarbox. So I bought Wella's "Red Blaze" instead (permanent). I suppose the job of bleaching it out when I get tired of it will be about the same. I haven't put it in yet, still getting up the courage!
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I put Wella's "red blaze" on the underside of my hair to test it. It looks both too purple and too pink. I can't tell whether that's because my hair was too light to begin with or because I didn't add protein filler.
I would like a red color like Angela Chase/Claire Danes from My So Called Life. Can anyone recommend a color?
Thanks!!!
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I put Clairol's Torrid "Audacious" over the Wella pink/purple and it's a beautiful copper shade! It has held up well for a few days.
(this is not a picture of my hair - it's a sample photo from an online store)
I am hoping to find a color that is just a little bit deeper red (like Claire Danes photo above) and will probably stick to Clairol.
I noticed they had a section for reds in the Clairol area at Sally Beauty that didn't really have names. They were called "light blonde red" and "medium brown red" (etc.) but it wasn't real clear to me whether they were actual dyes or just a filler or what. It looked similar to what this girl here describes in her youtube video - first she put in a hideous eggplant Feria color and then followed up with a Wella no-name red and came out with a gorgeous result.
Beauty draws us with a single hair.
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I'm a kitchen beautician, not a licensed cosmetologist, so please take any advice I give with a grain of salt!
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