How to dye my hair professionally?
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Mar
How to dye my hair professionally?
I would like to learn how to dye my hair using hair dye that I have to mix on my own, (like the kinds that professionals buy at Sally's Beauty Supply for their salons). What tips and information do I need in order to dye my hair properly?? What brand should I choose? I've always used the boxed hair dye from Wal-Mart or the grocery/convenient store and they always seem to have an orange, gold, copper or purple hue to them making my hair look cheap. I would rather my hair look more natural than that. My natural hair color is medium to dark brown and I would like to stay in that range. Also I should probably stick with a cool color since I have pale skin with some red undertones, so any warm colors like orange, copper, red or gold and other warm tones tend to make my face look very red and blotchy or pinkish. So I think I need a cool color since cool colors don't bring out the pink in my skin. Thanks for the help!
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I have never dyed my hair but my mother, aunts, & nieces have so I hear all about their trial & errors. So I asked them & I looked on the internet for you. Here is what I have. Shades are basically broken down into two categories: warm and cool. People with warm eye, hair, and skin tones should choose a warm hair color, and people with cool tones should choose a cool hair color. Which are you? We don't know . . . we've never even seen you before! Usually, "warm" people have golden or reddish tones, Whether in their skin, hair, or eyes, and "cool" people have bluish tones and skin and hair without a hint of gold. This cool/warm separation can be tricky, especially if you have both warm and cool features, so it's best to get a professional opinion. Any beautician at a makeup counter in a department store would be happy to help you figure out if you're a "cool" or a "warm" (as well as if you're a Jet or a Shark, and if you're a jean or a khaki). Just pretend you're buying something. "Cool" people should stay away from hair colors with reddish or golden hues and seek out the cooler colors, ranging from platinum to blue-black. "Warm" people should choose colors with golden and red highlights, from strawberry blonde to dark auburn.Cool undertones mean that you have pink in your skin. Warm undertones means that you have more yellow in your skin. I hope this helps. Good luck & God bless you.
p.s. the 1st website explains how to mix the dye for you. Source(s): http://www.ehow0o0com/how_2047274_dye-choo…http://www.prevention0o0com/cda/article/dy…http://www.care20o0com/greenliving/safer-w…http://www.carefair0o0com/Makeup/Are_You_W…
I believe you should probably try . med brown,or med nat.brown. Mixed with equal amounts of developer.Apply to roots allow 15 min.and comb thru to cover the ends and leave on for 15-20 min. shampoo out ..Its a good idea to condition after this process.. Then style. Source(s): Hairdresser
Go to a hair salon
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