Thursday, April 26, 2012

What is a good brand of black hair dye that doesn't fade or wash out and looks great?

i am going to dye the magority of my hair black and the rest purple.......i have never dyed my hair black before and i want to find a good brand that doesnt fade and that looks great!



What is a good brand of black hair dye that doesn't fade or wash out and looks great?

Loreal



What is a good brand of black hair dye that doesn't fade or wash out and looks great?

You need to figure out how porous your hair is. I f you already have color on your hair you may need to remove the previous color before appling more color. You should talk to a professional hair dress/cosmetologist and ask them what they reccommmend.



Smiles, and good luck!



What is a good brand of black hair dye that doesn't fade or wash out and looks great?

Well I have black hair with blue underneath and I went to a salon to get the black done and then I did the blue with Raw dye. The Raw is pretty good for bright colors, but for black I think it's a good idea just to go to a salon and get it done because most store bought black hair dyes fade



What is a good brand of black hair dye that doesn't fade or wash out and looks great?

My friend, you are young, but I have found that if dying hair at any age will only result in going grey at a very early age...



What is a good brand of black hair dye that doesn't fade or wash out and looks great?

Bidgen's Oriental Black rocks! It never fades and always looks really shiny and healthy. Now, this is pretty much permanent. I've tried bleaching my hair out since, and can only bleach out my roots. The black stays and stays and stays.



What is a good brand of black hair dye that doesn't fade or wash out and looks great?

You could try using indigo as a hair dye. It doesn't damage hair since it's all natural. Here's a link to get more information: http://www.hennaforhair.com/indigo/. Don't worry about #4's answer, dying hair doesn't cause greys, it's all genetic. Some people can start to go grey as early as 16 or as late as 70's.

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