Can you dye your hair brown even if it s red?

If you want to cover the red, you must wash the color first, and then make the target color, that is because the color fades for a long time. To find a skilled hairstylist to do, you must grasp the scale of fading. Then there's the color grading.

It depends on the effect of fading hair.

And the hair must be dyed more than three months apart. People who have dyed their hair in the past three months are better off not dyeing their hair again. Because hair dye contains a decolorizing agent, this ingredient is harmful to the hair cuticle, and the damaged hair cuticle will become fragile and easy to break, if the hair is dyed repeatedly within three months, the damaged hair cuticle will be damaged again before it has recovered, and over time, the health of the hair is worrying.

Yes, the red will be covered by the brown, so it can be dyed brown.

*Can be dyed brown**, but you need to wash the color first. Because red coverage is greater than chestnut brown, if you want to cover up red, you need to wash the color first, then adjust the color and determine the effect after the hair fades.

At the same time, hair dye contains a depigmenting agent, which is harmful to the hair cuticle, which can become brittle and breakable. Therefore, if you have ever dyed your hair within three months, it is best not to dye it again to avoid causing more damage to your hair.

In conclusion, if you want to dye brown, it's best to consult the advice of a professional hairstylist before dyeing your hair and follow their instructions.

I don't think so, because red is much brighter than brown, and I'm afraid this brown won't be able to dye, so if you really want to dye it, go to the barber shop and ask the barber, I think they'll have a way to do it.

Very professional to tell you, hair dyed red, can not be dyed yellow, can only be dyed dark, like dark chestnut brown, grape purple, and black, in short, dyed red, can not dye light color, the pigment is too full to come out, so it is recommended that you do not change it, be careful to dye gray, it is not as good as red.

Judging by the hue, it is purple, red, purple.

Orange purple orange red. It's all possible.

Note: It is best to dye your hair at least 1 month apart.

If it's short, it hurts your hair.

OK. To change the color of your newly dyed hair within a month, you need to use a decolorizer to reduce the artificial pigment in your hair, and you can add a treatment product to mix and heat. After decolorization, it is important to choose a lighter color paste and low hydrogen peroxide color to avoid the color of the hair after dyeing will be darker than expected.

To use, apply the mixture of Schwarzkopf Decolorizer No. 1 and No. 2 to the hair for 10-20 minutes, wash the hair twice, apply 3% hydrogen peroxide to test and stabilize the remaining pigment, rinse, apply conditioner, and gently blow dry to recolor.

1. If you accidentally dye your hair color that you don't like, wash it with a semi-faded cleaning solution first. If you're still not satisfied, you still have to wait until the remaining hair color has almost completely faded (6 to 12 washes) before you can get a new color. In addition, it takes a few days to get used to the newly dyed hair color.

2. For those who have dyed their hair within three months, it is best not to dye their hair again. Because hair dye contains a decolorizing agent, this ingredient is harmful to the hair cuticle, and the damaged hair cuticle will become fragile and easy to break, if the hair is dyed repeatedly within three months, the damaged hair cuticle will be damaged again before it has recovered, and over time, the health of the hair is worrying.

Yes, it's okay to dye it brown! Because brown looks darker than burgundy! So it's okay to dye brown again!

But if you go to a hairdresser that isn't professional enough and doesn't wash the color, you can dye it brown directly! The color on your hair will change into a very special color! Brown reddish...

After depigmentation, you must choose a one-degree color paste and low hydrogen peroxide to avoid the color of the dyed hair from being darker than expected. At the same time, apply the mixture of decolorizer No. 1 and No. 2 to the hair, after 10 to 20 minutes, wash the hair twice, then apply 3% hydrogen peroxide to test and stabilize the remaining pigment, rinse, then apply conditioner, gently blow dry and then apply color.

2. Hedge the red with green, add 1 part of green to 1 part of 10 degrees of hydrogen peroxide, and then add 5 times of pure water to rinse, generally 3 5 minutes. Start with a full head bleach, using 6% hydrogen oxygen at least 2 times. Bleached hair to one degree lighter than the target color.

At this point, the hair that has been dyed red will be a little pink. Then use 20 parts of bleaching cream, 10 parts of bleaching powder, 1 part of additional color of 21 parts of yellow, and 6% hydrogen peroxide applied to the pink part. When the color turns yellow-orange, apply the whole head for 10 minutes and then rinse.

Use the target color of the same degree as the base color of the whole head, do not wash with water. Wait for half an hour, use 3% of hydrogen peroxide, 4 parts of 10 target colors, 3 parts of 10 additional colors, 1 part of additional colors. Rinse hair after half an hour.

No, hair dyes must be dyed at least 3 months apart.

People who have dyed their hair in the past three months are better off not dyeing their hair again. Because hair dye contains a decolorizing agent, this ingredient is harmful to the hair cuticle, and the damaged hair cuticle will become fragile and easy to break, if the hair is dyed repeatedly within three months, the damaged hair cuticle will be damaged again before it has recovered, and over time, the health of the hair is worrying.

Yes, but dyeing too much doesn't hurt your hair, so it's better to dye your hair less.