Bleaching my red hair?

IVXIXXI

I bleached my hair last weekend and then dyed it red. My hair is naturally black. I missed spots while bleaching and didn't notice. I proceeded to dye my hair. I noticed when I was done dying. I need to fix it. So should I bleach my whole Head and just dye it over. Or should I just bleach and dye the black spots. What if a different tone comes out? What would you do?

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Don't bleach again! I don't know what your hair type is, but most people's hair can't deal with that kind of treatment & it could wreck your hair & make it look even more uneven since it will lighten the parts that are already light, and bring out some weird colors that you can't anticipate.

Don't try spot bleaching either. You'll just end up with spots since there is a very good chance your hair tone won't come out the same way twice. Bleaching hair is affected by the time you leave it in, how much you use, how oily/dry your hair is that day, and even just temperature. Getting it exactly right would be difficult for someone to do at home.

I really hate to say this, but unless you can wait until your hair is ready for an all out, bleach it 'till it's 100% blonde session (which I would wait about 2 months for, personally but it's different for everyone) you should really go to a professional. They might not be able to completely fix it if it's too far gone, but they have to deal with that sort of thing all the time and most of them are trained at dealing with tricky hair situations & can reach spots/watch pieces of hair for color changing that you aren't even capable of. Plus, salons usually have more supplies at hand, so if they need to use different types of bleach to pull out different levels of dye/natural color, they can... whereas at home, you pretty much have one or two choices before it starts getting expensive.

If a salon isn't an option, I'd just dye it all back to black. That's about the only thing that will cover it up completely. Then I'd try again a few months later when your hair feels normal again.

Sorry if this isn't the advice you were hoping for. :/ Hair sucks

red hair to Blonde??

Jaymie M

I just dyed my hair from red to blonde, but unfortunately some strands didn't take and now I am left with dark red on the top, and lighter red/blonde on the bottom and it looks bad. I have a box of medium blonde hair dye that I can dye my hair with again to even out the lighter strands, but I was wondering what will happen to the red on top? Thanks!
What would happen if I dyed my hair the medium blonde though?

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I recently went from red to blonde too. I noticed that you said dyed. To get an even color through out your hair you need to bleach it first using a number 30 or 40 developer depending on how dark you hair is. Since you already died your hair blonde i would recommend using a number 30. Start by putting the bleach on the darkest parts of your hair and lightest last that way when your hair is processing your darker pieces will have more time to process. Also when applying the bleach make sure to do it quickly so that the hair comes out evenly, I suggest having some one do it for you so that all the hair is covered. While processing keep a plastic bag over your head so the heat doesn't escape. After you finished bleaching die your hair the color blond you'd like. Make sure your hair is wet, the die will take better. As for dieing you hair medium blonde right now the red on the top of your hair might lighten a bit but not very much.

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Anime characters that have black and red hair?

Kat

I am going to go to a convention for anime characters and I am confused on whom to be.

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red hair:
Erza Scarlett - Fairy Tail
Rias Gremory - Highschool DxD
Ryoko Mikado - ToLoveRu
Kazumi Asakura - Negima?!
Flannery - Pokemon
Kushina Uzumaki - Naruto Shippuden
Karin - Naruto Shippuden
Tayuya - Naruto
Kena Soga - Ichiban Ushiro no DaiMaou
Ran Gotanda - Infinite Stratos
Yagyuu Jubei - Hyakka Ryouran: Samurai Girls
Kazuko Kawakami - Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai!
Margit Elberbach - Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai!
Kotori Itsuka - Date A Live
Link for all Red Haired anime girls in existence:
http://www.animecharactersdatabase.com/sresults.php?sex=2&eye_color=0&hair_color=9&hair_length=0&age=0&mimikko=1&mymax=20&otherchar=0



Black Haired:
Akeno Himejiima - Highschool DxD
Seraphim - Kore wa Zombie desu Ka?
Sarasvati - Kore wa Zombie desu Ka?
Mei Misaki - Another
Rukia Kuchiki - Bleach
Kurenai Yuuhi - Naruto Shippuden
Nico Robin: One Piece
Yui Kotegawa: ToLoveRu
Black Rock Shooter: Black Rock Shooter
Tsubaki Nakatsukasa - Soul Eater
Videl - Dragon Ball Z
Momoyo Kawakami - Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai!
Kagura Mikazuchi - Fairy Tail
Yakumo Tsukamoto - School Rumble
Chifuyu Orimura - Infinite Stratos
Kurumi Tokisaki - Date A Live
Mikasa Ackerman - Shingeki no Kyojin

Link for all Black Haired anime girls in existence:
http://www.animecharactersdatabase.com/sresults.php?x=0&sex=2&eye_color=0&hair_color=1&hair_length=0&age=0&mimikko=1&mymax=20&otherchar=0

Any good red hair dyes?

Alara Sayg

I want to dye my hair bright red and I want it to be permanent and something that wont make my hair fall out. Any good ideas? It could be something homemade, maybe a special Kool-Aid way?

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To make natural hair colour use...Henna leaves make them and use them to improve the quality, texture and color of our hair. Which are very cost effective and have no side affects. Here are a few receipts to make good hair care product at home with most of the ingredients available in our kitchen.

There are a variety of products available in the market for hair care. One can choose number of things to make ones hair look beautiful. Today even herbal products are very popular among people, which are not chemical based like most of the hairs care products available in the market. We usually search for everything outside home but we have a whole lot of variety available in our own home and kitchen to give a better care for our hair.

Take coconut oil and boil bitter curry leaves in it for few minutes. When the oil gets cool strain the leaves from the oil, mix olive oil half amount of coconut oil to it. Keep this mixture in a bottle and use it to massage on your hair and scalp. Its very useful to those who get lice in their hair and those who get boils and itching on their scalp too get rid of that when apply this oil.
Take coconut oil; mix mustard oil to it, which should be one fourth of the coconut oil. Add 2-3 menthol pieces to it and one lime's juice. This mixture helps to get rid of dandruff and makes the hair shiny.
Take henna leaves and boil them in coconut oil. When it cools, strain the leaves from the oil and apply it on hair and scalp. This oil gives color to the hair.
Mixture made from amla, reetha and shikakai too is very help to make hair silky smooth and prevent the hair fall. One can use this mixture to wash the hair or can use it as a hair pack.
For dull hair boiled tealeaves water is useful. It adds shine to the hair.
One can make a hair pack by taking henna powder, adding limejuice and curd to it. Leave it on hair for at least 30 minutes and wash it. It's a very good conditioner to the hair and gives them a nice color.Some good conditioning tips are, heat two tea spoonful butter in microwave, when it melts add a spoonful olive oil to it and message it on hair. Leave it on hair for at least 30 minutes and then wash it off using your shampoo. It will make your strands extremely silky.
Soak fenugreek seeds in mustard oil overnight and then boil them in the same oil in the morning. Strain the seeds from the oil and fill it in a bottle. Using this oil helps prevent hair fall and premature graying of the hair.
Rubbing lemon peel from the juicy side on the scalp is a very known and useful remedy for hair suffering from dandruff.
Take 2-egg yolk and beat them. Add a spoon of henna to it and a spoon of curd. Apply this mixture on hair for at least 45 minutes and then wash it off with shampoo as it leaves smell on your hair. This hair pack can be used one a month and is extremely useful for most of the hair problems as dandruff, hair fall and premature graying of the hair.
Just beaten eggs too can be applied on dry hair to make them smooth and silky.
To give volume and life to dull, lifeless hair, apply two-spoonful vinegar on hair and scalp and wash it off after 15 minutes.
Boil fenugreek and henna leaves in water. When it gets cool, add half lemon juice to it. After washing your hair, pour this water mixture on hair and get smooth and shiny hair for the day.
Dried amla and used lemon peels boiled in coconut oil and then strained can be used for hair massage. It stops hair fall and helps hair to grow.
Soak fenugreek leaves, henna leaves and bitter curry leaves overnight in little water or oil. Then boil them. Squeeze them and strain in a bottle. It can be applied directly on hair and scalp or can be added in any oil of your choice. It helps hair to tackle most of their problems and one who suffers from hair lice, gets rid of them if apply this oil frequently on hair.
One can make oil the same way only with bitter curry leaves to get rid of the hair lice.

So there are plenty of home made variety available in our own kitchen to pamper our hair, to protect them, prevent them for further damage and make them look more beautiful.

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Who color of clothing compliments red hair and blue eyes?

red hair pieces image

Taiallanis

My friend has red hair and blue eyes. I'm trying to help her find her fashion style, but can't piece it all together. Please help?

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Black, indigo, or any dark color.

What color clothing will look good with my unnaturally red hair?

thalya

Okay so in my last question some one gave me advice as to what colors would look good with my red hair. The color that i have literally looks like a red crayola crayon. The girl had said that black, white, navy and dark green would look good with my hair. what other colors do you think would look nice? I have tan skin too. (if that helps out some how)

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You sound really pretty. Hahahaa.(: I wouldn't wear black close to your face: choose tops and accessories in natural, earth tones such as dark and olive greens, beiges, browns, golds, camel and even orange reds. Black is OK to wear on skirts and trousers. If you have a black jacket that you like, don't worry: you can always brighten it up with a shawl in the colors mentioned above. Purple, bright red, navy and pink are also on the no-no list and should probably be avoided. There is in fact a whole debate going on between stylists as to whether the clash between red hair and colors such as pink or purple is fashionable or tacky. Pale pink, for example, may suit dark redheads but looks edgy and "loud" on women with a more copper-colored 'do.

In the end, it's a matter of each and every woman's taste - but as an overall piece of advice, avoid such colors unless you're looking to make sure every eye is on you at a party or on an evening out with your friends. If you do want to wear pink, for example, make sure you go for a more intense or darker shade of pink for the bottom half and a lighter shade for your top. Pink accessories are not a good idea. And remember the golden rule: if in doubt, don't wear it(: Hope this helped.

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