QuoteReplyTopic: From gray to brown again Posted: July 13 2005 at 1:45pm
My mother would like me to dye her hair back to her natural color to take a way the grays. Every time she tried, her hair turned red and stayed that way for a long time. My first question is why did it turn red? Second, what is a good dye to use?
This is a pic. that is close to her natural color:
Do you know which color she has been using? Which shade that is?
You need to get one where it says on the box that it can be used for
covering gray hair. Is it just the grey hairs that are turning out red
or is it all of the hair?
ALL of her hair turned red. She used Revlon colorsilk 40, 4a medium ash brown and it says 100% gray coverage. Thanks for your help so far! I really appreciate it.
-Char
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I googled for that color and it said that if you color hair that is
already red it will stay redish. Is this making any sence? Perhaps your
mother started using that perticular color after it had turned red
once? Try chaning brand and search on the color and read about it
before. Have you got a sallys near you? Or a hairdressers, you can
always ask them for help. Hairdressers sometimes sell haircolor,
they'll know exactly what to do. If her hair is red at the moment you
will need a "strong" color because red is hard to get ridd of,
otherwise the red will still show through..
Her hair has always been salt and peppery before she died it. I will have to look at some different brands.
Unfortunatly, we don't have a Sally's but we have Beauty Co. I have never looked at their coloring products before.
-Char
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I read abit more about that revlon 40, 4a haircolor and it said that
the results will be a mixture between the natural color and mahogany
brown. Gray hair has no real pigment and what has happened is that the
only color that will stick will be the red/brown. If you ask at beauty
co they will help you. Hope everything turns out ok.
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Her hair has always been salt and peppery before she died it. I will have to look at some different brands. Unfortunatly, we don't have a Sally's but we have Beauty Co. I have never looked at their coloring products before.
-Char
You see, light hair when colored brown will prob always turn red so u need to use a protein filler on the hair in red which can bought at sally's and then use the ash brown over it, hope this helps.
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