Have you tried nice and easy permanent hair colour? They are usually good.im looking for a great jet black hair dye. i recently tried loeal feria black hair color, which is EXACTALLY the color i want. however it has a tendancy to turn all my beige items (towels, shirts, bed sheets) ORANGE.; bah.
even now after 2 months of not dying it, anything beige that comes in contact with my hair while wet will slowly become orange. that one spot on my bed where my head lays most often... my towels... the back of one of my favorite shirts.... oi. lots and lots of discoloration. im afraid i will need to have my hair stripped, even though that can be damaging.
that dye also washes out of my hair very VERY easily. there are now brown streaks in my hair, the tips are entirely washed out so on and so fourth. great color, wouldnt recomend the dye though.
anyone know of a great black hair color that will not turn my sheets orange???
ive tried other colors, but none of them are really that *PURE* black.
black hair dye?
im looking for a great jet black hair dye. i recently tried loeal feria black hair color, which is EXACTALLY the color i want. however it has a tendancy to turn all my beige items (towels, shirts, bed sheets) ORANGE. ; bah.
even now after 2 months of not dying it, anything beige that comes in contact with my hair while wet will slowly become orange. that one spot on my bed where my head lays most often... my towels... the back of one of my favorite shirts.... oi. lots and lots of discoloration. im afraid i will need to have my hair stripped, even though that can be damaging.
that dye also washes out of my hair very VERY easily. there are now brown streaks in my hair, the tips are entirely washed out so on and so fourth. great color, wouldnt recomend the dye though.
anyone know of a great black hair color that will not turn my sheets orange???
ive tried other colors, but none of them are really that *PURE* black.
; bah. even now after 2 months of not dying it, anything beige that comes in contact with my hair while wet will slowly become orange. that one spot on my bed where my head lays most often... my towels... the back of one of my favorite shirts.... oi. lots and lots of discoloration. im afraid i will need to have my hair stripped, even though that can be damaging.
that dye also washes out of my hair very VERY easily. there are now brown streaks in my hair, the tips are entirely washed out so on and so fourth. great color, wouldnt recomend the dye though.
anyone know of a great black hair color that will not turn my sheets orange???
ive tried other colors, but none of them are really that *PURE* black.
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thanks beauty nut, actually my hair is nearly black as it is. its a very dark ash brown. so going black is just a few shades for me, and it washes out completely in about 6 months no matter how permanant the color is.
thanks, if i ever do have the money to get my hair colored professonally (which i would really like) i will keep that in mind.
i decided to go with Garnier soft black, i have done a soft back before and it looks very nice on me. garnier doesnt seem to leave anything orange either so im happy
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its not as deep black as i wanted originally, but its a nice color anyway.
i will look at the nice and easy next time i am hair dye shopping, thanks for the suggestion pumi
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thanks, if i ever do have the money to get my hair colored professonally (which i would really like) i will keep that in mind.
i decided to go with Garnier soft black, i have done a soft back before and it looks very nice on me. garnier doesnt seem to leave anything orange either so im happy
i will look at the nice and easy next time i am hair dye shopping, thanks for the suggestion pumi
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Elijon,
I'm glad that you found a color that you like and also glad that I could help (in any way).
Keep in mind that permanent color isn't always needed when going darker. For going darker, most prefer demi-permanent colors because they lack the amount of ammonia needed for lightening hair (going from dark brown to lighter brown) when only depositing is required.
The Shades is an ashy Black, and anything that contains ash will deposit a little darker due to the pigmentation. So, maybe check out a Black/ash for a darker color.
Also, applying heat may add to the deposit/darkness.
Please keep us updated.
Hope that I helped in some way!
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I'm glad that you found a color that you like and also glad that I could help (in any way).
Keep in mind that permanent color isn't always needed when going darker. For going darker, most prefer demi-permanent colors because they lack the amount of ammonia needed for lightening hair (going from dark brown to lighter brown) when only depositing is required.
The Shades is an ashy Black, and anything that contains ash will deposit a little darker due to the pigmentation. So, maybe check out a Black/ash for a darker color.
Also, applying heat may add to the deposit/darkness.
Please keep us updated.
Hope that I helped in some way!
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