help coloring my hair

Denim Deb

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My son dyed his hair once. I forget what color he was aiming for, but he ended up pink! :lol:
 

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Some red screams DYED from across the room. Like the 70 year olds that sport that bright red awful hairstyles. The good thing about being a redhead for 25 years is the attitude has stayed with me, even though it is snow white now.
 

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BTW, my DIL uses sharpie pens to add highlights to her hair. Works very well. But then, she's a natural dark blond. Don't know if it would work for darker hair.
 

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Isn't it interesting that people react to you differently if you have something a little odd going on? Like it gives them permission to talk to you and be friendly. Too bad we feel like we need permission to be friendly to each other!
 

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I'm in cosmetology and my friend wants to color her hair. We already know her natural level and the desired level but she's colored it a level darker before (shes a natural medium brownish) so there's a level lighter regrowth but you can barely tell. If we color her hair a darker brown will it come out messed up or in different tones or should I skip the regrowth until the end and go back and apply color to the regrowth once mid strand and ends are finished? Or can i just do it all at once since it's darker? I just don't want her roots to come out darker. & will this be hard to maintain with highlights as well?
 

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natural way to color hair is by using henna, no side effects and no ammonia.









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I realize that the original post is almost a year old, but of course I feel I have to add my two cents worth. :hide
I have been having luck using a rinse of Chamomile and Turmeric steeped into a strong tea. I am a natural strawberry blond and I am going grey. I tried just Chamomile but the color was a touch light, so I added a bit Turmeric to make it a little darker and more yellow.
My issue now is the hard water in our house is making my hair brassy.
 

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Thanks for all the thoughts on this topic. After all this time I am at the point of thinking like you Bee.
I have been using henna for the last 6 months or so and am not happy with it either.
 

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Mostly, my sisters all dye their hair, my mom too. My youngest sister doesn't, she has had a neat-o grey streak in her hair since high school and that is it and she is now in her mid 40's. She has a really pretty chestnut color to her hair.
I dye because I like the little bit of brightness; without the tea coloring, it is so flat and drab looking. I don't wear makeup or anything, I just like that little bit of yellow.
 
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