Brown hair does not "turn red." It can appear to have a reddish tint in some light. It may have a natural reddish tint that becomes emphasized by the sun lightening it.
Keep in mind that there are only three human hair colors: blond, black, and red, and red is the result of a mutation. True red hair is actually quite rare. Every other hair tint is a result of a combination of hair color genes, OR artificial hair coloring.
Yes but u would have to dye it brown.
It should turn brown if you use a Level 5N or lower with a 10 vol. cream developer.
It is possible
If brown hair is dominant over red hair, then a person who is heterozygous for brown hair will have a brown hair phenotype. Red-haired offspring with two brown-haired parents are fairly common.
Her hair is brown.
Depending on the type of red it is, then it will most likely turn a type of Brown
A very dark reddish-brown.
In order for the colour of your hair not to go catastrophically wrong- you must do it in stages. Eg- dye your hair light brown first, then red. Otherwise the colour will turn very bright or dirty orange. Hope I helped!
Dye it with an ash based brown, the ash will cancel out the red and give you a nice chocolate brown depending on how dark of brown you choose.
No, you have to start with a dark brown and maybe itll, work after you dye it!! Red hair is really hard to turn to a blonde:X trust mehh girl!
likely brown hair - in order for a red haired child both parents have to have the red hair gene & of course red hair.
It's possible (about a 1 in 4 chance).