why do i have random red hairs if im asian?

Sam W

ok im asian and sometimes i get a random red hair that is actually attached to my scalp. (so no, it wasnt from the hot red haired chick sitting beside me)

why do i get random red hairs? i find one about... once every 3 months.

Answer
I get red, white, blond hair sometimes. My hair is pretty brown for an Asian and I find the weirdest hair colors in my hair sometimes. I have no Irish heritage, I'm only 14 years old, and I don't have any French or Swedish heritage either o.O

How do you dye asian hair red?

Heberdoll

I have a friend who is on exchange and she really wants to dye her hair, and she wants to do something drastic. But it six months it has to be perfectly black again because she will be back at her school in Japan and she is not allowed to have died hair. She was really wanting red for a color.
Can you please tell me how to dye it??

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Well if you wanted extremely bright red hair, you would have to bleach her hair. Some hair dyes come with bleach for you. You can buy them at stores like CVS or something. You should get the temporary one that will come off with x amount of washes or dye her hair black before she leaves...this is what my sister did to achieve a red tint of color but not bleaching. (she did not do ALL of this to GET red hair, it kind of just lead up to it lol)

She dyed her hair brown then got blonde highlights. After she dyed her hair brown again to cover the highlights. Later, she dyed her hair red, the highlights were still visibile but it was nice looking. She had a tint of red in her hair but was still a little dark. When in the sun it looked really good.

- you don't necessarily have to bleach it, only if you want the bright red.

http://i39.tinypic.com/2dl6quq.jpg
http://i43.tinypic.com/32znrqq.jpg

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Hair colouring for asian girls?

nstak

I am asian, with jet black long hair + bangs n dark brown eyes.I want to colour the ends of my hair red but i am scared it will come out weird I've been googling and doing everything I can to find out about hair colours and what goes best with black hair but I am still not sure. what do you think? I don't want to do brown cause everyone does brown.here's a picture of how i look like now.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/katsn/3585080546/in/set-72157607037737765/


thanks!

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Go for it girl!
I think it would look great on you!
I'm actually halfway through dying my hair black and red at the moment. I generally have black hair, with a lot of crazy, bright colours these days, and everyone seems to like it. I love it personally. It's creative and original. I'm going for only two at the moment, because I want it to be red and black over Halloween. Before I put the black dye in tonight it was black, bright pale purple, brown, bright pink, bright orange-pink, bright fluoro green, bright pale blue and purple. I've done red and black before, but it'll be all over the place this time =)
You should go for it. do all your tips... if you're game, put some in your fringe. You're beautiful, it'll look great.


Oh, but one thing to keep in mind: your hair is part of your outfit, so when going for colourful hair, it's important to remember that if you care about colour-coding, that when you have obvious red in your hair, you can't wear anything with pink anymore, and if you have pink, you can't wear red.
With my last hair, a whole huge section of my wardrobe that was black and red went into storage, because I refuse to mix pink and black. It get's to come back now...but no more pink tartan miniskirt! Your choice though =).

Asian attitudes towards red hair?

KB

I am going to have the opportunity soon to travel across Asia but there's something that has been puzzling me.

I'm of Irish stock and possessed of long red hair that I generally keep tied back in a ponytail. I've been told in China, I can expect a fairly negative reaction, that red hair is seen as ugly. I've also been told the opposite, that it's seen as new and exciting. I've been told that in Japan, nobody will really care, Thailand I'll probably draw sideways glances but nothing major. The one common theme though seems to be that, whatever reaction I get, it will be extreme because of my hair color.

The trip is going to go through Japan, China, Thailand, Vietnam, and South Korea. I will be going through the cities as well as urban areas.

So, basically, what can an outsider (American) with long red hair expect when traveling through these countries?

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well, people will be curious about it but aside from that they don't care. asian people don't really care much about how others look or about other people's business, they just keep their opinions to themselves and mind their own business. you might get some fanfare from Thai or Viet girls because of your different and radiant hair colour. no red hair's not ugly

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How do you dye asian hair red?

Heberdoll

I have a friend who is on exchange and she really wants to dye her hair, and she wants to do something drastic. But it six months it has to be perfectly black again because she will be back at her school in Japan and she is not allowed to have died hair. She was really wanting red for a color.
Can you please tell me how to dye it??

Answer
Well if you wanted extremely bright red hair, you would have to bleach her hair. Some hair dyes come with bleach for you. You can buy them at stores like CVS or something. You should get the temporary one that will come off with x amount of washes or dye her hair black before she leaves...this is what my sister did to achieve a red tint of color but not bleaching. (she did not do ALL of this to GET red hair, it kind of just lead up to it lol)

She dyed her hair brown then got blonde highlights. After she dyed her hair brown again to cover the highlights. Later, she dyed her hair red, the highlights were still visibile but it was nice looking. She had a tint of red in her hair but was still a little dark. When in the sun it looked really good.

- you don't necessarily have to bleach it, only if you want the bright red.

http://i39.tinypic.com/2dl6quq.jpg
http://i43.tinypic.com/32znrqq.jpg

hair color for asians, help?

chubbylove

well im fair skinned, but its summer and im definitely going to get tanner. im kind of bored with my hair and i need opinions of what hair color i should choose?
i have black with some brown hair, its natural. should i leave it as it is? or should i change it?

maybe an auburn color? i think something with a tint of red would look pretty awesome! opinions please, and put pics in to show exactly how it looks like, thank you ^^

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I really think a dark auburn would be beautiful.

Here: what do you think: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3251/2296289900_2728e8cccf_m.jpg

There are lots of variations you could do. And just because you're Asian and have a certain skin tone doesn't mean you can't have fun with it! You can have whatever hair color you want. It's all about how you carry yourself! Have fun with it.

http://www.dianapagan.com/images/slideshow/imagegallery/light-brown-hair-and-waves.jpg

http://www.marieclaire.com/cm/realbeauty/images/Bd/rb-wavy-brown-hair-28-0809-de.jpg

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What hair color would look best with light brown eyes and light skin tone?

red hair color on asian image

Lily Ayala

I want a hair color that will help my eyes stand out and to make my skintone look great. I also want to try something new. Any ideas?

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If red looks good on you/you have a lot of red/gold clothing,

If you have golden, olive or dark skin and brown or dark eyes (most Latinas, Asians and African Americans fall into this category). if you tan easily and the veins in their inner wrists are green.

then try dark brown/red hair...

http://media.onsugar.com/files/2010/02/05/3/247/2470609/b55ecb29647f3e31_ashlee-simpson-red-hair-feb-2008.jpg
http://www.virtualhaircare.com/images/Luppinos/VV03.jpg

If blue looks good on you/you have a lot of blue in your closet
if you have fair skin and blue or green eyes, you burn before you tan and the veins in your wrists run blue

then try a light carmelly brown hair color.

http://static.becomegorgeous.com/gallery/pictures/mirandakerrcaramelblondehighlights.jpg
http://www.caramelhaircolor.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/light-ash-brown-hair-color.jpg

If you have the cash, get it done professionally.

If not, look for these words on the hair color box...

If you look good in red: look for words such as "warm" stay away from "ash". go for a deep chocolate, rich golden brown, auburn, warm gold, red highlights, and golden blonde shades

If you look best in blues: avoid colors such as gold, auburn or copper and seek out "cool" or "ash"

This website might further help:
http://www.my-virtual-makeover.com/color-analysis.html

What makeup should i wear with red hair and hazel eyes?

nicole

I'm sixteen and i have red hair, medium skin tone, freckles, and hazel eyes. What color mascara, eye liner, and eye shadow should i use? I don't want it to look like i have a lot of makeup on but i want my eyes to stand out more and look more green. Any ideas? Thanks.

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try make up brand wabsites they always have tutorials and pictures that would help....even YOUTUBE.COM has a BUNCH of make up tips and tutorials.
try maybalenne (how ever u spell that).com
loreal.com
nyc make up
all of that stuff
Always curl lashes before applying mascara. You can actually curl lashes AFTER mascara is applied, as long as your mascara is dried (a good tip to know if you want to curl your lashes later in the day without removing your mascara).

Don't forget your bottom lashes. For years I avoided mascara on them until a makeup expert showed me how much mascara on my lower lashes really make my eyes pop. I rarely go without now. To apply mascara on lower lashes, hold the brush vertically, then sweep it back and forth.

Individual false lashes are exotic, gorgeous and can look natural if applied correctly. Large cities offer "lash bars" in the hottest department stores. If they're too long, you can trim them with scissors.

For a doe-eyed, seductive look lining your lower lids with a creamy white eye pencil.

White liner may sound odd, but it really opens up the eye. You can also try putting it on the inside corner of both your upper and your lower lids.

Another way to open up eyes is to skip the white eyeliner and opt instead for a platinum highlighter. Dot along the browbone, then blend in. Apply highlighter at the inner corners of your eyes. Follow with eye shadow.

Make sure your brows are manicured. Until you get your brows professionally waxed, tweezed or threaded, you won't realize how much they affect the rest of your face. Cleaning up your brow line of stray hairs, adding a slight arch and filling in sparse spots are key to making eyes look much larger.

I find once you get a professional brow job, you can do it yourself for a few months using the pro job as a "map" of where to tweeze. To keep brows in place, try a clear eyebrow gel, clear mascara or just spritz a bit of hairspray onto an old toothbrush and brush brows in perfect place.
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If you are Asian and have small eyes like me, you probably have tried different methods to make your eyes look larger. What makes it more of a reason to do so is if you also have single eyelids. This is because most Asians have more of a fatty deposit in the area between their eyebrows and their eyelids. I have found that there a few different tricks you can do to create a look that will make your eyes appear more large and dramatic.

First, line your eyes with a waterproof or long lasting eyeliner preferably in black, which creates a more dramatic look. You will want to line the rims of your eyes (the inside portion of eye above the bottom lashes and the portion of the eye below the top lashes). You could either use an eye pencil or a liquid eyeliner. I have found that with a liquid eyeliner it is easier to line the top portion of the inner rim of your eye, but can be more difficult when lining the portion above your top lashes and the inner rim portion of your bottom lashes unless you have continuous practice and maintain a steady hand. An eye pencil is much easier to use, but may not be as bold as liquid eyeliner if you are looking for a more dramatic look.

Next, use a lengthening and volumizing mascara in the darkest color available and apply as many coats necessary or desired to create a more dramatic look. I have noticed that if you have sparse lashes there really is no need to apply mascara on your bottom lashes since there are so few anyway and the eyeliner will have already filled in the effect. Also, I noticed that if you let your lashes dry in between every few coats, the dramatic look will build more quickly and effectively instead of piling one coat after another continuously and you end up having those awful "spider leg" looking lashes.

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