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 HAIR DYES (HELP ME)

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  • playboy1234

    30 July 2012 at 15:43

    HAIR DYES (HELP ME)

     

    help me i was blond then i convinced my mum and dad to let me dye my hair i was blond then i dyed it red now i dunno wat colour to dye it next i really wanna go a brighter red but i cant convince my dad my mum sed yh thats fine but my dad sed no i asked him why but he wont tell me can anyone help me please xx

    many thanks

    playboy1234 xxxx
  • NewYorkCity

    31 July 2012 at 11:05

     

    Well if you want to go an extreme colour, then have a look at Directions and Crazy colour. Maybe bring your Mum and Dad with you to buy the dye and see which one of those colours they will let you have.

    tell them it's semi permanent, which it is, and they will maybe be more likely to allow you to do it!

    Or, if yiu aren't allowed to dye all your hair a bright colour, maybe do certain sections? Currently my hair is it's natural colour brown, but it is dip dyed bright red! Or if you have a fringe, just dye that? Or highlights?

    Remember: do a skin dye test.
  • Jeffi

    03 August 2012 at 19:32

     

    Can I suggest a wash out dye? You can buy a red spray which will just wash out. Try Boot, Superdrug and Claires Accessories. Then if your parents don't like it you can just wash it out!

    Hope this helped :)
  • darling247

    04 August 2012 at 18:00

     

    HELP!!! i really want my hair dip dyed or highlighted but i don't know  what colour to dye it or what to do to get my parents to agree. if it helps my hair is mid-dark brown.
  • lostmusicdreamer

    04 August 2012 at 18:17

     

    What about purple it may not be light but it looks cool (my mum died her hair purple and it looked really cool reson being my familys a bit wierd) as for your dad he's just being a typical dad thinking your growing up to fast. Hope that helps.

     
  • ShineOnnn

    05 August 2012 at 00:12

     

    Use a semi-perminant first, just to see what your mum and dad think. 


    Try a dark purple, like a bit darker than barney, but lighter than plum if you know what i mean

    Or maybe go back to blonde, or another natural colour and get wakey coloured highlights! Like blue, red, pink, purple?  It looks really nice!

     

     

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