BlkMane
New Member
Hi, girl! Thanks for replying to my question about he color. What I did is pull a few strands thru a highlighting cap and I colored some strands the Cocoa Brown, some the Light Golden Brown and some a mixture. (I used very thin strands, nothing drastic and not a lot)
Cocoa Brown = Very close to natural color, only slightly noticiable, maybe moreso in sunlight?
Light Golden Brown= The lightest, a reddish, brown.
Mixture= Came out darker...dark, dark brown or reddish, dark brown, I think.
I had used the Clairol Beautiful Collection Semi-Permanent (in plastic bottle) Light Ash Brown (to tone some of my ends that are lighter than my hair due to old color. I applied it a few weeks back. I've washed my hair several times since then.
BTW, I applied Adore in Clear on my hair after experimenting with the highlights (which I did this past weekend). My hair looked very "rich" afterwards.
I also have the Lightest Blonde at home that you recommended, but haven't used it and I have a lot of the colors mentioned above left if you would like to recommend that I do any particular "experiments." /images/graemlins/grin.gif /images/graemlins/grin.gif
Cocoa Brown = Very close to natural color, only slightly noticiable, maybe moreso in sunlight?
Light Golden Brown= The lightest, a reddish, brown.
Mixture= Came out darker...dark, dark brown or reddish, dark brown, I think.
I had used the Clairol Beautiful Collection Semi-Permanent (in plastic bottle) Light Ash Brown (to tone some of my ends that are lighter than my hair due to old color. I applied it a few weeks back. I've washed my hair several times since then.
BTW, I applied Adore in Clear on my hair after experimenting with the highlights (which I did this past weekend). My hair looked very "rich" afterwards.
I also have the Lightest Blonde at home that you recommended, but haven't used it and I have a lot of the colors mentioned above left if you would like to recommend that I do any particular "experiments." /images/graemlins/grin.gif /images/graemlins/grin.gif