Natural Black Hair Dye?

Ok.

I want to dye my hair black.

A little scared to ask my parents because they'll think its a little weird.

People bleach theyre hair with peroxide.

Is there anything I can mix together at home to get black hair dye. Not anything uncommon like Indigo or Henna though.

Please Help!

Thanks :]

Natural Black Hair Dye?

well really i wouldnt ever bleach my hair with peroxide since it will fall out lol

buttt no not really.

just go to a store a buy some.

but from a beauty supply store for best results it can fade to an off purple/green (kinda oily color) if you get a drug store - box - dye. So pls dont.

make sure you rince really really well since it can transfer.

Natural Black Hair Dye?

No, nothing natural, plus you may burn your hair and have it break off. Buy a kit from a drugstore.

Is Henna hair dye better than dye from the store?

Is it permanent, and would it be able to get my light blonde hair black? I'm trying to grow my hair out to my waist so I'm trying to think of less damaging ways to dye my hair.

Is Henna hair dye better than dye from the store?

Henna is a natural dye made from the henna plant.

It only comes in one color if it is pure henna.The dye color will be red. You would not be able to dye your blonde hair black with it.

You can use indigo for black hair though.

Some sellers are selling cheap inferior henna with no dye content and leaves a strong odor in your hair for days.

Stick with good quality henna for great color and no smelly hair.http://www.hennacaravan.com/shop/hair.ht...

Is Henna hair dye better than dye from the store?

I thought it hurts your hair?

That's just what I thought though, I'm kind of stupid when it comes to stuff like that.

I think it's VERY different from regular hair dye.

Is Henna hair dye better than dye from the store?

Henna die isnt bad for your hair, it it will prevent you from coloring your hair anytime soon with anything but henna! It will make other dies placed on your be unpredictable. Though over all color isnt very damaging...unless you are bleaching!

Is Henna hair dye better than dye from the store?

Henna is the best dye for hair and is perfectly natural.It nourisehes your hair, makes it dark and if you add tea powder to an equal part of henna you'll have a red hair under the shadow of a sunshine.And don't use a strong kind of shampoo coz you'll wash it all away.

Hair dye help please?!?

I went to the hairdressers today and got my hair streaked. I really like the turnout and when she was doing my streaks she had to use bleach and it therefore turned my hair a very yellowish copper blonde. She then put a blue shampoo treatment on it and it turned a nice more ash blonde..almost a whitish color. My question is, when you put streaks on at home, they always turn an orangy color, so if you put on a blue shampoo like you can get a drugstores, will it make them an ash blonde like mine turned out? Or is that just because she has a special kind of dye?

Hair dye help please?!?

you must have naturally dark hair. when you bleach it, it doesn't come up as light as if you had a lighter hair color. the yellowish copper blond you are talking about is called brassy. i doubt it was a shampoo she put in it. most likely a toner. to tone it down and give it a lovely shade of ash blond. you can buy toners at beauty supply shops, never seen them in drug stores.

(toners are a hair dye, not a bleach)

Hair dye help please?!?

I think they use a special kind of stuff...its probably cause you have copper highlights naturally

Hair Dye Color Help?

ok my hair color is brown right now. and I want my hair to be like golden beige color. So should I get a dirty blonde dye so it can turn out light..but NOT blonde??

Hair Dye Color Help?

Okay, well actually I'd suggest getting a professional to do it, as blonde is a very hard color transition, especially for a girl with darker hair.

If you do want to do it on your own, though I don't suggest it myself, try getting a color that's actually two to three shades LIGHTER than your desired color, because it'll come out darker than intended when being dyed with brown hair.

A lot of hair dyes now have a scale on the side that shows how the color will look when applied to light hair, dark hair, red hair, etc. Look for those, and see which works best for you. Good luck, and enjoy your new found blonde goddess!

Hair Dye Color Help?

hard to say without seeing the color you want .But mainly it will turn out blonde.Or orangy or reddish.Leave it to the pro's.

Hair Dye Color Help?

Depending on how dark you hair color is, you may just come out with a muddy brown color (been there done that I have a chocolate brown color). Brown hair tends to turn red before blonde. if you have gold highlights, you will get a golden color, if you have red highlights you will turn red before you go gold or blonde.

Hair Dye Color Help?

HI BROWNIE, in my pro opinion, if you have red hiligths you will never get that color if you don't than you will achieve something close. try a extra neutral beige or if you totally strip all the color out you can any shade you like good luck

Hair Dye Color Help?

check the links below for * Hair coloring tips

http://homebeautytips.blogspot.com/2006/...

Does hair dye work on fur pelts?

I'm wanting to dye an arctic fox black then use parts for a jacket. Will using hair dye work or will i have to use special dye made for fur?

Does hair dye work on fur pelts?

yes hair dye should work providing the fur is washable. i would defiantly do a sample piece. just cut a small piece off and dye it first. the hair dye will make the fur coarser. you need to get a dye that has no lift (that means you are depositing color only). i know sally's beauty supply caries these, i don't know off the top of my head which brand to use. one thing you need to be really careful about is black and red dye both tend to bleed. you may want to wash the fur several times to get rid of any color that isn't absorbed well. you wouldn't want to get caught in the rain or perspire and have your other clothing turn black.

have you searched the internet for fur dye?

i did a search and found an article here that you may want to read before you proceed.

http://www.pburch.net/dyeing/dyelog/B106...

good luck.

Does hair dye work on fur pelts?

Normal dye will work fine. Believe me, that permanent black dye stains on freakin' EVERYTHING.

On the other hand... what is WOULD do is make the fur coarser. It might be safer to use some other ink, but I don't know what kind....

Does hair dye work on fur pelts?

That's awful! Why don't you just use fur that's already black? I'm not a fan of animal fur anyways, being that there are so many great "faux" furs out there that are far less expensive...

I'm sure the hair dye would work, but that's just ridiculous...

Does hair dye work on fur pelts?

lt should. give lt a try

Hair dye allergy question?

if you put hairdye all over your hair,but not on your roots or scalp,will it stop you from having a hair dye allergy? im not allergic,but very worried incase i will be...

Hair dye allergy question?

just do a skin test 24 hours before mix a small amount of dye on the inside of you arm or your neck if you suffer any burning or reddness dont use it .

Hair dye allergy question?

no it wont stop you having an allergic reaction. If you are worried then use a hypo-allergenic hair dye. They are a little bit more expensive but there is less risk of having an allergic reaction to it.

Hair dye allergy question?

The die will still reach the scalp anyway. Do a patch test first and make sure the die does NOT have PPD in. That is waht causes the reaction. I would recomend just going to the hair dresser but of course this can be pricey. Just be carful x

Hair dye allergy question?

If the dye doesn't touch the skin you should be ok.

Do a skin test 24 hours before is the only way to really check.If you get cap or foil hi-lites the dye wouldn't touch the scalp so should be ok too.

Be careful if your taking medication i was taking some and it made me allergic to dye. After i'd finished the treatment i was fine.

Hair dye allergy question?

You should do a patchtest before you dye your hair.

Use a pea size amount of die and rub it into your inner arm (the inner bit of the elbow) leave on for 24 hours and if there are no itchyness or red blotches etc you are not allergic if there are any red blotches or any irritation etc..do not use the hair dye

Hair dye allergy question?

Unless the color is put into foils, it will get on your scalp....its almost impossible to keep color totally off the scalp.

Are you allergic to ammonia? Have you had a reaction in the past to any hair color? These are things to discuss with your stylist. Tell your stylist about your concerns.

Your stylist/colorist can perform a skin test on you first, if you have no reaction in 24-48 hours...you should be safe.

Good luck.

Hair dye allergy question?

That is the whole point of testing before hand - read the leaflet!

Hair dye allergy question?

do a sample test to see if you are, you need to do your roots if you do the whole of your head or it will look like you have bad roots.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

How long can I leave RAW hair dye in?

Okay. Little over two weeks ago, I bleached my hair and dyed it using RAW brand Deep Purple. I love the color, it's gorgeous, but it's starting to fade a bit so I'm re-dyeing it the same color, same brand. I've read in quite a few places that the longer you leave semi-permanent hair dye in before you wash it out, the longer it lasts. I was wondering if this was true or not. (I know you can't do something like that with permanent hair dye.) I only left it in for 20 minutes last time, and while I know two weeks isn't too bad, and I'm willing to dye it that often, it would be amazing if I could get it to last longer by doing something as simple as leaving the dye in longer. Any advice is greatly appreciated! thanks!

How long can I leave RAW hair dye in?

if its a true semi permanent, which you dont mix it with anything, just apply and wait, then you can leave it in as long as you like. it wont deposit when dry. apply it to slightly damp, freshly washed *not conditioned* hair. Ive left semi's in for over an hour with no damage, and im a stylist, I know how to play around without killing it. condition after you rinse the color out. the idea is you want the dye to sink in to the clean hair, then seal it in with conditioner, not apply the color to already sealed hair. It lasts longer this way.