Showing posts with label red hair lowlights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red hair lowlights. Show all posts

Monday, March 17, 2014

highlighting auburn/red hair?




raethrop


i have naturally red/auburn hair. i've been thinking about getting it highlighted but i don't know if i should. i'd be worried that it could ruin the color of my hair. i mean, i had a chance of getting a huge role in a play and because i wouldn't dye my hair black, i didn't get the part....

but, i've heard highlights/lowlights aren't like that. so i'm not sure if i should just go for it or see if someone with a similar hair color has done it and would recommend not gettind it done.

also, i have no idea what color to get! i heard blonde looks nice, but i don't want my hair to look too light (like strawberry blonde). what color would you guys suggest? do you have any pictures you could share?



Answer
I once had red/auburn hair (naturally blonde) and put blonde highlights in. It looked awesome. I got a lot of compliments on it. It didn't ruin my hair. Red was just a hard color for me to keep, faded easily. Just go light on the highlights and go to a salon to have it done, that's all. You'll love it.

HAIR RED highlights or lowlights or tint - SHARON OSBOURNE?




bubbe2005


Okay, so I have never been to a hair salon before to have my hair colored.

Basically I am filipina with naturally Black hair.
I have been coloring my hair for years, I want to have sharon osbournes red hair!!!!

my length is just past my bra strap.

What is the difference if I had RED tint as opposed to RED highlights?!?!?

My goal is to have sharon osbournes RED HAIR!!

Please can someone help me, perhaps a hair stylist or one that works in a salon?

Also what are lowlights?

so I don't look like an idiot, please can someone explain to me having RED TINT, RED HIGHLIGHTS and RED LOWLIGHTS please?

thank you!!!!

hmm so can anyone suggest to me then please.
I want two tone red.
base color dark red.
highlights lighter red than base colour.

what would be the process, I would have to have tinting done first and then highlights later on?

I'm thinking too much chemicals in my think long hair that I do not want to lose, I'm already losing hair by coming!!



Answer
ok low lights are any colour darker than your natural colour and high light being the opposite.

sharron has a natural mid/dark brown with megenta red LOW lights. (full head foils)

a tint is an all over colour which i never advise anyone to have as the up keep is a nightmare. also dont let them bleach your hair before the high lights as this will make them fade quicker.

red - tint, high/low lights - do tend to fade so use a colour shampoo and conditioner




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Thursday, February 13, 2014

HAIR RED highlights or lowlights or tint - SHARON OSBOURNE?




bubbe2005


Okay, so I have never been to a hair salon before to have my hair colored.

Basically I am filipina with naturally Black hair.
I have been coloring my hair for years, I want to have sharon osbournes red hair!!!!

my length is just past my bra strap.

What is the difference if I had RED tint as opposed to RED highlights?!?!?

My goal is to have sharon osbournes RED HAIR!!

Please can someone help me, perhaps a hair stylist or one that works in a salon?

Also what are lowlights?

so I don't look like an idiot, please can someone explain to me having RED TINT, RED HIGHLIGHTS and RED LOWLIGHTS please?

thank you!!!!

hmm so can anyone suggest to me then please.
I want two tone red.
base color dark red.
highlights lighter red than base colour.

what would be the process, I would have to have tinting done first and then highlights later on?

I'm thinking too much chemicals in my think long hair that I do not want to lose, I'm already losing hair by coming!!



Answer
ok low lights are any colour darker than your natural colour and high light being the opposite.

sharron has a natural mid/dark brown with megenta red LOW lights. (full head foils)

a tint is an all over colour which i never advise anyone to have as the up keep is a nightmare. also dont let them bleach your hair before the high lights as this will make them fade quicker.

red - tint, high/low lights - do tend to fade so use a colour shampoo and conditioner

I have naturally red hair. what color would go best with it if i were to get highlights/lowlights?




shan shan


I plan on getting this hairstyle:
http://s855.photobucket.com/albums/ab115/coCaterpillar/?action=view&current=hair4-11_jpg111111.jpg&newest=1



Answer
I have natural copper red hair too! My hair has natural reddish gold highlights. You should consider getting those. I've seen many redheads with those highlights and they look very natural (unless natural is not the look you are going for). I would agree with Janine about the colors, but now there is a 12 color system. You, being a natural redhead, would be warm autumn or warm spring (warm spring for lighter red hair and warm autumn for darker).
As for makeup, keep it natural. Play up your features one at a time.




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Monday, July 8, 2013

What colour highlights and lowlights should I get?

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Sammy Pars


I have red hair. And yes it is real! And now I want to get highlights and lowlights but I don't know what colour to dye it?


Answer
I think your highlight should be black and lowlights should be brown! It'll look great on you

Is there any shade of red/reddish hair color that can be pulled off by those with cooler tones ?




hdouc094


I have always loved red hair, but I have grayish/dark blue eyes with a medium to light skintone. Also, my natural hair color is light brown.


Answer
Yes, the red tones for cool toned skin and eyes are the true reds, red browns or the red violets. Avoid anything with orange or yellow tones. You may want to just try a lowlight where select strands of hair are done with one of these colors. It is not a big risk style wise or financially. And you get to see if you like with you coloration.




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