Brown

The color kinda damaged my hair. If I do color my hair back to brown, will it look like it used to or will it be darker? And will it be reddish still? Also, will it further damage my hair?

that happened to me once , i let my sister do my highlight-BIG mistake, so long story short, i had to dye my hair brown to cover them up, my hair came out a LITTLE darker, but it was better than having orange streaks.

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1. oxleahxo Says:
   June 5th, 2010 at 1:19 pm

   that happened to me once , i let my sister do my highlight-BIG mistake, so long story short, i had to dye my hair brown to cover them up, my hair came out a LITTLE darker, but it was better than having orange streaks.
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2. IceQueen Says:
   June 5th, 2010 at 1:28 pm

   yeah but the parts where theres streaks will come out lighter and the rest darker, so you will still have streaks
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3. manonbly Says:
   June 5th, 2010 at 2:10 pm

   No, you should not do that. Here is why: You have three colors now in your hair. Red, blond and your natural. Applying one color over the entire head will look different in the different colored areas. To do this job properly several things must happen. Some of the red must be removed. In the blond, some pigment must be added back. This is a professional job. Even if you choose several shades darker you still have to combat the artificial red. This can be done but it is a big job. All color is damaging to the hair somewhat- depending on what is done. A good colorist knows how to fix this and keep your hair in good shape.
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4. ap54 Says:
   June 5th, 2010 at 2:39 pm

   If it damaged your hair, putting more color on it will only further damage it. It will cover it up, but the red streaks will still be a little redder than the rest, and the blond will be lighter.
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