anyone know of a good red hair rinse?

Angelica

my hair was naturally dirty blonde. dyed it brown. color oopsed it so its now a darkish red which i like but it is going to fade to normal color or go a lil brownish again. ne one know of a good red color tht washes out in like a week or a red color rinse?

Answer
If you don't want to dye it, I've been using John Frieda Luminous Color Glaze and really like it. When you're done shampooing and conditioning, you put it on, leave it for about 3 minutes, and rinse it out. Over time (like.. about 3 uses) it will bring some color and luster back into your hair. It also makes hair super shiny without weighing it down like other products. I use brown but I know it also comes in red.

It's much healthier for your hair than dyeing it, also.

Hair Color?

Hillary G

I want to color my hair bright natural-ish red, with white blonde streaks. (think Haley from paramore) how should I do it, and what are some good hair dyes?

Answer
i have natural red hair and i sometimes want to put a blonde dye in my hair but Wat found from my mum(who is a natural red aswell) i that dye gives you dark routes if i were you i would buy a rinse they usually wash out in 6 to 8 Weeks sometimes longer. there is a relay nice one now its called colour. it is reddish Blonde . they hair gos a lovely red and the top of your hair goes Blonde its lovely. but use what very you prefer. hope i helped and good luck

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How do I get the green out of my hair from using a "ash"color hair rinse.?

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ready2004

I have ebony relaxed hair. I use bold beautiful hair color (rinse) light ash brown to cover my gray hair. I accidentally used dark ash brown which left my hair color too dark. I then used the light ash brown which turn my hair green. Can anyone tell me how to get the geen out without damaging my hair any further.

Answer
Toner alone (without developer) won't damage it any further. It will layer more color on, and you need to be under a dryer for 10 minutes for it to saturate the hair shaft. To get the green neutralized, you may have to use a red/golden base toner.

You may need to see a professional.

How do I make my red hair colour warmer without dyeing it again?

Cha Cha

I dyed my hair a warm copper red, but it turned out as a cherry, violet, cool shade of red instead. How can I add a bit of warmth to my hair colour without buying yet another box of hair dye. Are there copper rinses or anything like that?

Answer
I don't believe so. You can try highlighting, or maybe using henna, but I suppose that still counts as dyeing. If I were you, I would wait another week (at least. Dyeing hair so closely together is never a good idea.), then use a red dye that specifically says 'warm'. L'Oreal sells these. Their "Feria" haircolor line has different shades that are categorized as "warm", "cool", or "neutral." They have very pretty, prismatic dyes that almost seem highlighted, due to the tones the dyes offer.

Good luck!

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How do I make my red hair colour warmer without dyeing it again?

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Cha Cha

I dyed my hair a warm copper red, but it turned out as a cherry, violet, cool shade of red instead. How can I add a bit of warmth to my hair colour without buying yet another box of hair dye. Are there copper rinses or anything like that?

Answer
I don't believe so. You can try highlighting, or maybe using henna, but I suppose that still counts as dyeing. If I were you, I would wait another week (at least. Dyeing hair so closely together is never a good idea.), then use a red dye that specifically says 'warm'. L'Oreal sells these. Their "Feria" haircolor line has different shades that are categorized as "warm", "cool", or "neutral." They have very pretty, prismatic dyes that almost seem highlighted, due to the tones the dyes offer.

Good luck!

Can I straighten my hair if I dye it red?

Natass

I dyed my hair a few days ago (bright red over brown) and I realy want to straighten it with my flat iron, but everyone says that red hair color fades the fastest with heat, also can I use a temorary color rinse between professional colorings to freshen up the color?

Thankyou!

Answer
Yes, red does fade faster than any other color, but that's not so much do to heat as it is due to hot water, like in the shower. It's perfectly fine to straighten your hair, though I would always recommend a thermal heat spray to protect your hair.
You can use a temporary color in between professional colorings (Though, I really think it's easier to just do it all yourself), but you've got to make sure the dye is a good match as to not tint the hair a different color, even after the temp washes out.
If you really want a bright red, use Pillarbox red from Manic Panic. I've used that color, it's pretty intense and really pretty.

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How do I get the green out of my hair from using a "ash"color hair rinse.?

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ready2004

I have ebony relaxed hair. I use bold beautiful hair color (rinse) light ash brown to cover my gray hair. I accidentally used dark ash brown which left my hair color too dark. I then used the light ash brown which turn my hair green. Can anyone tell me how to get the geen out without damaging my hair any further.

Answer
Toner alone (without developer) won't damage it any further. It will layer more color on, and you need to be under a dryer for 10 minutes for it to saturate the hair shaft. To get the green neutralized, you may have to use a red/golden base toner.

You may need to see a professional.

How do I make my red hair colour warmer without dyeing it again?

Cha Cha

I dyed my hair a warm copper red, but it turned out as a cherry, violet, cool shade of red instead. How can I add a bit of warmth to my hair colour without buying yet another box of hair dye. Are there copper rinses or anything like that?

Answer
I don't believe so. You can try highlighting, or maybe using henna, but I suppose that still counts as dyeing. If I were you, I would wait another week (at least. Dyeing hair so closely together is never a good idea.), then use a red dye that specifically says 'warm'. L'Oreal sells these. Their "Feria" haircolor line has different shades that are categorized as "warm", "cool", or "neutral." They have very pretty, prismatic dyes that almost seem highlighted, due to the tones the dyes offer.

Good luck!

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How do I get the green out of my hair from using a "ash"color hair rinse.?

red hair color rinse image

ready2004

I have ebony relaxed hair. I use bold beautiful hair color (rinse) light ash brown to cover my gray hair. I accidentally used dark ash brown which left my hair color too dark. I then used the light ash brown which turn my hair green. Can anyone tell me how to get the geen out without damaging my hair any further.

Answer
Toner alone (without developer) won't damage it any further. It will layer more color on, and you need to be under a dryer for 10 minutes for it to saturate the hair shaft. To get the green neutralized, you may have to use a red/golden base toner.

You may need to see a professional.

How do I make my red hair colour warmer without dyeing it again?

Cha Cha

I dyed my hair a warm copper red, but it turned out as a cherry, violet, cool shade of red instead. How can I add a bit of warmth to my hair colour without buying yet another box of hair dye. Are there copper rinses or anything like that?

Answer
I don't believe so. You can try highlighting, or maybe using henna, but I suppose that still counts as dyeing. If I were you, I would wait another week (at least. Dyeing hair so closely together is never a good idea.), then use a red dye that specifically says 'warm'. L'Oreal sells these. Their "Feria" haircolor line has different shades that are categorized as "warm", "cool", or "neutral." They have very pretty, prismatic dyes that almost seem highlighted, due to the tones the dyes offer.

Good luck!

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