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The dye I use does not have lightening properties, so unfortunately your hair needs to be light enough so the red can cover it. Not blonde necessary but light bronze at least

@@Misasaur I seen some videos where women dyed their hair with this color with brunette hair and it came out red.

@@kittytonic87 It must've been a different dye, this one will not come out this bright over brown hair because it is only adding a layer of colour on top of your hair.

@@Misasaur no it's not I searched manic panic and women are literally showing themselves putting it on their brown hair and I'm about to get mines pretty soon so if it turns out red then you have been proven wrong but if it doesn't turn red then you're correct.

@@Misasaur my hair turned dark purple red so it's like yours but way darker and more of a purple tint and I heard if I keep washing my hair it'll turn lighter but I wanted the darker color but like a velvet red color I think I added too much purple lol

It does! if you want it even darker you can use a *very* small amount of black dye. Add it into the red very slowly and check the colour by brushing it onto a paper towel, it wont give you an exact colour but it'll give you an idea

Usually its just until the first wash that it's bad, but the longer you rinse it out and the more washes you do the less itll bleed/stain. You want to TRY to rinse it until the water runs clear, and make sure you get ALL of it out, it can be easy to miss behind your ears/back of neck. I never really had an issue with sweating red but I guess if you were to sweat a lot before the first wash it would run red/pink. Also if you can tolerate putting your hair up in a scrunchy or something thatll help prevent it from staining you overnight

@@Misasaur THANK YOU SO MUCH. <3 What shampoo do you use to wash it? Do you usually just rinse it the first wash and then shampoo a couple days later? I hear that helps seal the cuticles but I have no idea.

Late reply but any colour safe shampoo will work. Some brands have red specific ones if you want, or you can just add a bit of dye into your conditioner and it's basically the same thing.

Hey, this is gonna be a little long. SO initially I had gone to a salon to get by hair bleached because I had previously used dyes on it and knew I would not have been able to do it myself (it would have been very uneven). When I bleach my roots now (they are naturally very dark brown) I use any blue powder bleach with 30 or 40 vol developer! You don't need it super light or have to worry about it being more yellow than blonde because the red will fully cover it but yes the lighter your hair is before dying the more vibrant the red will be.

Replying a little late, sorry! Unfortunately if it's washing out right away its probably not taking to your hair at all. You may need to go for a permanent option or at least use a dye that calls for some developer in it. There are a ton of permanent options for reds and purples luckily so you should be able to find a similar shades. I've also switched to permanents, I use colours from the brand ION

Sweet home Alabama 😂😂

Will likely end up similar! You might need to add a higher ratio of the ultra violet to make up for infrared being more orange toned.

Yes came out similar. In the sun thpugh has a beet root kind of color that pops through. I love it. I ended up using between 1/3 to 1/2 of the ultraviolet.

I bleached my hair fully a long time ago for a diff colour so I only need to bleach my roots! This way I don't get it on parts that dont need it. Also not sure if peroxide would lift my dark brown hair enough since this colour does need a fairly light base to be so vibrant

@@Misasaur I used Paul Mitchell 6RR I really want the manic panic but since I just used a developer and red color idk if I need to bleach or if I'm a 6 what level is this red? Couldn't I just use manic without bleached

Yay! Hope the red turns out well!! The sweater is thrifted from the men's section lol. Unfortunately I have no idea where it's actually from.

Are you asking something or are you just lonely?

@@Misasaur college was like high school , however im paying them , i believe in general not with the tuition ,but with the books part of it , students get gouged. just my opinion , may be right may be wrong , and im talking about all post secondary institutions. the price of the books you need is ridiculous .

​ @rayn1ful it's gotten better with digital alternatives and more people selling their used books but yea they're unnecessarily expensive still. I think professors have become more aware of that and do their best to let you know if the textbook is absolutely necessary or not. In the end the college experience is what you make of it. If you truly use what you pay for you will get more than your moneys worth. As for the professors, you are paying and instructing them to teach you something so in turn, they instruct you, thats the deal.

Hey! Thanks for your question, but since I'm just a former student of Mohawk , I don't have an answer for you. Try contacting the program coordinator. If you find your program here the coordinator should be listed on the page: www.mohawkcollege.ca/programs/search?

@@Misasaur okay thank you

Thank you for asking! I'll be sure to put your Q in the video!

For the mix for upkeep, it doesn't change the shade if the colour of it is lighter than your hair I've found, I just helps bring the brightness back into it. I try not to let the colour fade too much before I do that. Sometimes I'll mix in a larger amount of dye with the conditioner until it looks like the shade of my hair and that works as well without using as much dye (I hope this makes sense its a little difficult to explain) And to get even colour throughout just make sure all of your hair is lighter than the colour you want. So for this colour, I can get away with brassy spots because the red is much darker and just covers it. Luckily with reds, brassy tones blend right in. For colours like blue/green or pastels you'd pretty much need everything to be completely blonde first.

@@Misasaur okay awesome that definitely makes sense! thank you so much for the helpful information + the video

If you use a similar colour mix to what I did in the video without bleaching you'll probably end up with the blonde parts looking burgundy and the roots wont have a noticeable difference. These dyes don't have anything to help lift/bleach so they don't show up well when put on top of darker colours. I bleach my roots so my colour in the video is what it looks like over a light blonde. Hope that helps :)