Are You A Brunette? Hair Coloring Tips & Tricks

[windyrainStorm]

i got a tan skin and a black hair and wishes to dye my hair to brown would that look great??

[602babycakes]

i like your hair color did u had to bleach it or u juss put it directly into ur hair??

[RAWRm0na]

Thanks! I'm going to do my hair this weekend brown and my hair is black and my skin color is brown. :)

[xtarantallegra]

I just discovered your channel and I absolutely love your videos! They're all really great.

So, I'm a natural blonde and I'm considering dying my hair brown but I've read that if I dye my hair at home, it might turn green. Obviously, that's not the effect I'm going for.. Should I go to the salon or is there another way I can avoid this from happening? Thanks!

[GeishaPearl]

@xtarantallegra i would suggest if this is your first time coloring your hair to go to a professional salon. otherwise if you are feeling adventurous and would like to do it yourself only go darker by about 1 or 2 shades of your current. thanks for watching!

[sneakytalk]

So when you say don't go black. Well then what if when I dye my jade black color with brown or chocolate, what if something goes wrong, then I have to fix it and put black color back, the quickest and easiest way to fix. Right? I fancy to be brunnete, specially the chocolate, or caramel or mocha color. Gorgeous.

[checkerboard12345]

what kind of hair dye do you use??

[GeishaPearl]

@checkerboard12345 I love LOreal Superior Preference and Clairol Perfect 10!

[desorden150]

so do you do that thing where you put the color on your roots and then for like the last five minutes you take it to the ends of your hair??

[Coolgirl4462]

I have brown hair with reddish and light brown streaks they are small though and i dont dye my hair its natural! im so happy

[sweetpop54]

hey kitty! thanks for getting back to me :)

i've used frieda's color glaze before, too, and really liked it.

my single best tip i could give someone: (and i know this will sound weird/gross) is to condition with Hask's "henna & placenta" conditioner. it can be a little hard to hunt down, but it's on amazon. the henna isn't activated, so it doesn't change hair color and the placenta part is just select proteins that are animal cruelty-free. its the only thing that makes my hair feel amazing

[desorden150]

when you talk about multi dimensional hair color for layers, how far apart should the shades be? like two shades apart or one.

Also, should the lighter shade be on the top or bottom layers?

Thanks Kitty!

[GeishaPearl]

@desorden150 You can color your layers either one or two shades apart in color. It really depends on how much contrast you want. When I have done it I usually stick with one shade for a more subtle look.

The lighter shade would look best in your top layers, because that is were your hair is naturally lighter from sun exposer.

Hope that helps!

~Kitty

[sweetpop54]

hello! great video! very informative :)

i'm a natural brunette (light brown) and am looking into going red (very similar to yours).

could you tell me which product(s) you used to dye your hair?

also, do you have any recommendations for organic, natural, or just ammonia or other harsh chemical free dye and hair products?

any tips for brunettes going red would also be much appreciated! i know that red dye fades most easily and hoping not to fry my hair...

thank you!

[GeishaPearl]

@sweetpop54 I just dyed my hair red and I use Perfect10 by Clairol in Light Auburn. I really love their colors! I needed 2 boxes to cover all of my hair. When I first dyed it it was seriously red! Don't be scared...I was a little but after about a week (about 3 to 4 washes) the color looked really great!

[GeishaPearl]

@sweetpop54 Hair products I use are pretty much anything from Aveda! They have good ingredients and really work in my hair.

I just purchased John Frieda Color Glaze in Radiant Red and really love it! I think it will keep my red looking red for a while. I'll let you know!

Thanks for watching!! ~Kitty

[sweetpop54]

hello! i think your video was great! very informative :)

i'm a natural brunette (light brown) looking to go red (very similar to your color in the video).

could you tell me which product(s) you used to dye your hair?

also, if you have any tips for a brunette going red, please let me know. in addition, if you could recommend any products that are more organic, natural, or lack ammonia or sulfates, it would be much appreciated.

thank you!

[katciaomiao]

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