The safest way I learned to color relaxed hair is the natural way with body art henna also combined with amla and indigo. Henna used alone always dyes the hair red. However, since your hair is black, the results may not be as apparent. I'm not sure about this though. Henna is also good for the hair and the more you use it, the stronger your hair. Thank you for HOPE! I don't care if i need to trim it. My hair is pretty long. Girlfriend just wants some red hair.
So, what type of red dye did you use? Did it seriously dry your hair? Did i say I love you?! And my hair was a little dry but only because I hadn't found my staple moisturizer yet but now that I use my Nexxus and Mizani my hair isnt dry at all! It has done a complete So yes, there is hope lol If u check my fotki my november album shows the condition my hair was in b4 i started a concrete regimen.
The red doesnt show in the pics for some reason , but it in the Nov album, my tips are red. Hey, is that you in your siggy? If you're not a model, you should seriously look into it. I'm calling Tyra! Did you ever dye your hair red? What did you use? I work at a well know hair color manufacturer. And several of the stylists told me with a relaxer i shouldn't dye my hair red because it would need bleach.
They said my hair would break off. But these people are not of color Last edited: Dec 18, So, where can I buy Hi Rez color? Did your hair look seriously red in person or just when you stood under a bright flourescent hospital light? I'm off to check your albums. And if you hear a knock on the door LOL u can buy it at any local beauty supply. I have seen it in some supermarkets.
It is now an brownish-red, but i love it. It looks natural and really accents the layers. That is me! Actually, I have dyed my hair red. That was how red my hair was. I remember for a whole minute the box had Mary J. Blige on it and they called the color Mary Mary. I'm not sure if they changed it. Creme of Nature also has some great reds. I think auburn red looks better on chocolate toned women than say, fire engine red, IMHO.
Keep in mind, if your hair is black, it will not immediately look like the color on the box. I used to dye my hair black before I decided to go red and it took about 3 dye jobs before I got my desired color.
At first, it may just have a hint of red, but it will get more vibrant each time. Just make sure to deep condition and not dye too frequently. This is what worked for me and I had very fine, relaxed hair at the time. The woman told me not to use it. I bought the semi permanent Dark and Lovely red instead. I just washed it out and my hair looks just as black as before How frequently did you dye it red? Did you just touch up the roots or apply all over again? Did the color just fade or did it grow out and you have roots?
I loved Tyra's red color. And thanks for the compliment! Babydall New Member. With these key tips from the experts. Wait two-to-three weeks after your relaxer before you start to do any color. Coloring your hair with a relaxer will cause a lot of damage. It's also smart to leave the coloring to the pros, especially if you're going lighter.
A non-negotiable, to Wright, is a skin test, which will determine your scalp's sensitivity to the color formula. If it does, you may need a hypo-allergenic color. If you've previously colored your hair, you'll want to strip that before putting a new one on top to avoid altering the results.
If you can, wait a few months to allow new growth to come in, and then use a pre-lightener to remove the color. This will allow you to re-color the hair off a fresh start. This tip is especially crucial for those looking to go blonde from darker tones; the lighter you go, the more processes and higher developers your colorist will need to use. Many people, but especially women with kinkier hair, have seen the undeniable catastrophe of heat-fried or bleach-gone-bad hair.
Whether it's permanently-straightened strands, immediate thinning and shedding, or just the eternal feeling of being dry, brittle strands that have been rushed through the lightening process will show damage, and it can require a lot of work to reverse it. Rather than attempting to lighten hair dramatically in one fell swoop, Wright suggests starting with a slightly lighter brown shade, and then working up to highlights. Be sure to let the color sit and then graduate up a few levels.
When coloring kinkier hair, you need to color it in stages," she advises. The Truth About Eyebrow Tinting. Hair Tutorials. Hair Color. Share Tweet Pin Email. What Is a Chemical Treatment? Book Now. Trending Now. Style With Color In Mind. Get Style. My eyes don't burn and the color is beautiful! I have gotten so many compliments.
I use Vesuvius red. I look forward to coloring my hair now. Find your perfect shade. Make them all good hair days.
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