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I'm about to attempt this BS by myself - going to do it in stages... red before brown; Needs to be done. Cross your fingers for no orange or brown.
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nononno dont mess with reds, go straight to light brown or chocolate brown! Reds will haunt you, they are damn near impossible to remove, getting jet blue black off is easier! and they mess with the end result tones of EVERY color you will try..... damn reds....
no no - you can't do it that way; you have to put it back in the way you take it out, so you redeposit the red color first and then put the darker color over. When you bleach your hair, it becomes so very porous that it needs to be filled back in again.
My hands may or may not be reddish brown at the moment. I forgo-ed the plastic gloves on this one. whoops
lol , me to
it turned out superfantastic BTW (though there is a lot of hair dye in random places all over my bathroom - didn't notice it all last night).
Obviously I could use a tan, but the color looks okay, yeah?
Obviously I could use a tan, but the color looks okay, yeah?
It looks great! I don't have a tan in the winter either. Actually I happen to look better as a blonde w/o the tan, but that's the skin tone I have. I've tried everything so I know what works on me now. lol
nice color Rach
haha Thanks CEO.
Thanks everybody for the positive feedback! It gets expensive to keep blonde hair up, and mine doesn't handle bleach well and I want to keep growing it...
Thanks everybody for the positive feedback! It gets expensive to keep blonde hair up, and mine doesn't handle bleach well and I want to keep growing it...
Obviously I could use a tan, but the color looks okay, yeah?
I think it turned out great, seems like there's good variation in tones. And stop the tanning, you don't need it and you'll regret it in the future!!1
i haven't been tanning! hence me being ghost-like
Thank god for photorejuvenation.
mrplunkey
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There's always risk involved with any of the three types of photorejuvenation, including scarring, facial fat loss, hypopigmentation. I think it's better to avoid the need for future procedures by following simple steps now: avoid tanning, wear sunblock, and use retin-a.
i must've missed something
Apologies for taking your thread, off topic. Just a little girl talk about skincare.
I have to think anti aging now...
no worries that wasn't what I was implying 
just not too quick on my feet this evening
just not too quick on my feet this eveningObviously I could use a tan, but the color looks okay, yeah?
Looks great!!
Agree with everyone else no need to tan. I loved tanning but weened myself off of it after my sister got melanoma and I found out how much damage it really does to your skin.
mrplunkey
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Obviously I could use a tan, but the color looks okay, yeah?
Looks great. In fact I decorated my belly in honor of the new hair color.
Plunkey owned by the quote system too!
You are white, embrace it
racist!!
Looks great. In fact I decorated my belly in honor of the new hair color.
Well thats not right...wtf
