Okay well Unless the black hair dye was a semi or a wash in wash out you wont be able to get it out of your hair.

Basically any hairdresser would put a good semi permanat on it which would lift the colour making your black her brown!

So go to your hair dresser but makesure its a good one so you can get the exact colour you want!

Hope this helps!

Washing your hair a few times with shampoos like Head and Shoulders or Vosene helps strip the dye. Using Fairy Liquid will also fade the color. For professional stuff most places that sell hair dye also sell correction kits.

hair rebonding is a process which related to sulphur bond in our hair. our hair is become curly is because there are a lot of sulphur bonding so hair rebonding is a process to breakdown the sulphur bond by uisng heat and so on. it can be harmful if the technique and the use of chemical when undergoes the rebonding process.... all of this data might be incorrect so refer to the expert one is more advisable... :)

Yes, but you can get a funky color if you do it wrong.

The permanent color should cover the semi permanent one, if dark enough. But, yes, eventually the semi permanent color will fade away.

It depends on the manufacturer of the color, if it's professional color the directions are inside the box the color came in, but usually it's equal parts color to developer, but again it depends on the color.

Pure henna powder from the "Henna" plant (Lawsonia Inermis) is safe for external use on children ages 5 and up. It isn't recommended for anyone younger than that due to the very small potential for an allergic reaction or the child ingesting it. (Think of it like how you use soap, it's fine on the outside, but you don't want to eat it or get it in your eyes.) It is a natural herbal product and will result in shiny healthy hair. This is not to be confused with what is commonly called "compound henna" by cosmetologists, which contains toxic metallic salts and is not healthy for you or your hair. Make sure on the package that it contains ONLY herbal ingredients and NOTHING else. Dark henna shades may use indigo for depth, and "neutral" or "clear" henna will contain Cassia Obovata instead of Lawsonia Inermis, as the cassia does not leave color, only shine. If the henna you are looking at contains artificial dyes or chemicals, leave it on the shelf as it is an inferior product and potentially unsafe.

Well, it all depends on how well you take care of it, personally I think pravana or splat. Pravan because it is a salon quality dye and as it fades it turns different colors of the dye (for example royal blue, navy blue etc) and Splat because I had blue hair and I didn't have to re dye until my roots grew back like really bad, Manic Panic is the healthiest one but it fades really fast and so does ion. Hopes this helps!

Blonde is tricky to put a temporary colour on because if it is damaged the temporary colour will stay in the hair and it might end up looking patchy after you try to wash it out. If you are unsure about the condition of your hair go to a salon and have a consultation done.

no

well to me palty is pretty good if last me all the way to 5 months and i still have the color ! shock and amazed by the results of course theres lots ppl say is bad but lots say is very good for me palty hair dye didnt damage my hair at all i still have it all volume,sleek and shine but that's just my hair every1 hair is dif so if you really want to try it give it a shot

Sorry that nobody answered you I am currently bleaching my hair and it turned orange, but i dont want to bleach it again and ruin my hair so i am going to try a red dye on it within the next few days. I will reply then to let you know what the results were :]

Depending on your hair type, it may take a little longer to dye than the hair on your head. Moustache and beard hair is usually coarser and takes longer to absorb the color. It will not hurt anything. Some hair dyes have ammonia in them and the fumes can get fairly intense under your nose. Having done it myself, I would recommend getting coloring made for a moustache and beard such as "Just for Men."

I rubbed stain with non-acetonenail polish remover pad and then went over with ceramic cooktop cleaner. Went over a couple of times and it came off like a charm.

If you're looking for a semi-permanent punky, fire engine red color, PRAVANA ChromaSilk Vivids- RED is excellent. If you're more interested in a regular permanent red color, try So Color So Red by Matrix.

It depends on the length you keep your hair. 1/4 in. day on avge.

You get da lava, watch out for creepers and Spiders, cause they will kill you, and diamonds are inportant

The dangers of tie dying include dying your skin (not permanently staining other clothes in the washing machine, and your shirt no turning out the way it should. There's really no real danger in tie dying. If you forget to wear the gloves, just try a Mr. Clean magic eraser, and that should do the trick if you rub it on your hands. It doesn't completely get rid of it, but if you have it on your arms it will completely come off with it. I know from personal experience... i tried soap, nail polish remover, 409, Oxi clean, magic erasers, and comet, but erasers worked the best.

Here are the real dangers!

Oh sure, it starts off innocent enough...

Sure, first a tie dye t-shirt. Then maybe a couple of "pulls" off a "rainbow tube sock."

And sure, it might be fun. Listen to some rock and roll records, maybe even wear a little India skirt. 'Cause, hey, it's cool, right?

But then it starts getting heavy, man. Too heavy.

Before you know it, you're barefoot and your hair's down to your ass and you're smellin' like the backseat of the

Doobie Brothers' tour bus, man.

You pull yourself out of the mud you've been rolling around in, only to realize that you've just traded your shirt for a

grilled cheese and a hand-written poem by someone named Starchild.

And that's when you know you're not coming down, man! That's when the freakout begins. I mean psychedelic

pandemonium, man! Spiders, man!

And oh! Then you're too far gone! Three freakin' sheets to the wind, man!

Next you find yourself travellin' around in a VW bus with a one-eyed dog, just driftin' town to town, trading love beads for STDs.

And that's just no way to live. Why do you think they call it DIE, man?

So, take my-y'know-advice, man. Stay away from that tie dye.

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Mix according to the package directions. Use the plastic gloves, for the dye will stain any part of skin that is not covered. Get some petroleum jelly and put it on your forehead, ears, and nape of the neck to avoid the inevitable staining of these areas.

Apply from the mixing bottle to the roots of your hair first, then "work" it all the way to your ends. It is best to use a wide toothed comb to get the entire area done. One tip is to forego any caffeine products if your scalp is sensitive as caffeine makes the scalp more sensitive to the peroxide in the product.

If this is the first time that you have done hair dye, mix a couple of drops of the product and do a patch test. This will determine if you are allergic to the product. While most people are not, there are a very few who are. The directions for this test are in the package.

try hair spray it worked 4 my friend

there is stuff at monarch buy some before you dye your hair

Try sudsing up a washcloth with Dawn with Bleach. It wont hurt your skin and works great. Next time you dye, try lining your hair line and ear rims with petrolleum jelly(Vaseline), it'll help prevent you from getting hair dye all over your forehead and ears.

Good hair dye for grey hair would probably be a dark brown, or maybe black. Even though I don't really recommend dying hair at all. Black can conceal age alot, and it looks so perfect with that mascara black color you put on them lashes. OMG, if you dye your hair something like light brown, I think it would look so messed up, if mixed with a dark grey. The best thing I would say to dye your grey hair is black, because it can seal, and erase all of the grey, and look really shiny if combed well and straight.(Not that I like straight, curly or wavy looks great too in black.) Dark brown would be a good alternative if you have a light hue of grey, and easily mix and conceal too. It looks also great with mascara and straight, curly or wavy hair. If you try to get blond hair by dying grey hair, I wish you good luck because I dont know what would happen if you tryed that. Red or purple lipstick/ gloss or something of that color frame would look good with a liitle blush, powder, maybe skin toner, and brown/black hair. I really am not the best makeup girl there is, but I observe and share my opinions and the best thing I can do is with looks, I must say. So if you ever need help on anything like fashion, I say look at the people around you and they will give you the answer. Thanks for reading. Oh yeah, and Im good with Pokemon games too, or things of that nature as well as cheating with Action Replay. So If you need any more advice just type in for WikiAnswers "Help by VironHa" and I can give you a full 411 of what I know of cheats and hacking. If you need help on fashion, just type in "Help by FasLook" and Ill give you a full 411 on what I think of mascara and hair, and other things that are special. Again thanks for reading.

Yes! Just check at a local Super Grocery Store like Target, or Cub Foods!!