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Naturals who use rinses in a color OTHER than black: Help!
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naturaline
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yeh ive used stargazer in a red and it showed up ;-) it doesnt look dyed but tinted.
my sister has used a couple different ones too i ask her which one they were and post later.
my sister has used a couple different ones too i ask her which one they were and post later.
danigurl18
Active Member
I use red rinses and it always shows up.. myabe it's because my original hair color is sandy brown.. I wash and leave it on for 30 minutes and then follow up with a deep condition
RubyWoo
Well-Known Member
If your natural hair color is black, you won't see much color change unless you go in the sun. And even then you may still not see a change. To see color change you're going to have to use a permanent color that is lighter than your hair or lift w/bleach(I personally don't recommend this unless you go to a professional).
Another alternative is to use a demi-permanent. It lasts longer than a rinse (about 24-28 shampoos) but is not permanent. Demis usually have a very small amount of hydrogen peroxide that slightly lifts the cuticle to get some color penetrated into in your hair as opposed to just coating your hair like a rinse would do. However, please don't expect a dramatic color change with a demi if you hair is naturally black.
My natural hair color is a dark brown with red tone and I've used a red demi permanent to get some color. I use permanent color (textures and tones) on the front of my hair for a more vibrant red and demi permanent on the rest of my hair.
Another alternative is to use a demi-permanent. It lasts longer than a rinse (about 24-28 shampoos) but is not permanent. Demis usually have a very small amount of hydrogen peroxide that slightly lifts the cuticle to get some color penetrated into in your hair as opposed to just coating your hair like a rinse would do. However, please don't expect a dramatic color change with a demi if you hair is naturally black.
My natural hair color is a dark brown with red tone and I've used a red demi permanent to get some color. I use permanent color (textures and tones) on the front of my hair for a more vibrant red and demi permanent on the rest of my hair.
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discobiscuits
New Member
I've used dark n lovely auburn and got a nice shade w bright highlihfs on my grays (see my fotki) currently I use clairol beautiful with better results. My natural color is brown.
caramelcutieinva
New Member
My hair already has red tones and when I apply the rinse I leave it on much longer and then deep condition.
I use a copper or red rinse usually
I use a copper or red rinse usually
