Stripping Hair Back to Natural Color
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Want the Perfect Natural Hair Color? Then Try Your Childhood Natural Hair Color Again
“Stripping Hair Back to Natural Color”
If you’ve been searching for your perfect hair color, look no further than your baby book. Your childhood natural hair color is typically your perfect hair color. As I look at my own daughter’s natural hair color, I am yearning for her beautiful medium brown hue that has copper and blonde high lights scattered throughout.
Toe-Head Blonde Natural Hair Color
Childhood Natural Hair Color: Toe-Head Blonde
If you had a toe-head blonde (very light blonde) natural hair color as a child, ask your hairdresser to lighten your base hair color to a level 8 or 9 beige blonde. A lighter shade like this one will likely blend with your skin tone perfectly, just as it did when you were just a babe.
Coppery Red Natural Hair Color
Childhood Natural Hair Color: Coppery Red
Natural red hair color tends to have more copper in it than the violet reds that my clients often ask for. If your hair is still in a virgin state (meaning it hasn’t been colored), then you can boost your hue with a glaze. A glaze will give your hair color a boost every time you shampoo. Try one like John Frieda’s Luminous Color Glaze in Deeper Richer Red
Bold Brunette Natural Hair Color
Childhood Natural Hair Color: Bold Brunette
Brunette hair color in its basic childlike state has natural high lights and different tones within it. You can get this by going with any brown hair color and then adding in two or three additional high light colors. This three-in-one hair color will give you added dimension and shine and brighten your complexion too.
Next time you are seeking the perfect hair color, bring your 2nd grade picture with you to the salon to re-create that shining natural hair color shade you had as a child. It is the most natural hair color you can do, but it will give you the most brilliant color results possible.
For further discussion on hair color correction you might want to check out these other articles:
- How to Get Back to Your Natural Hair Color
- How Can I Get my Natural Hair Color Back?
- How do I go back to my natural hair color?
- Getting Back to Your Natural Hair Color
- Can I get my natural hair color back? How long do I need to wait?
- Stripping Hair Back to Natural Colour
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April 30, 2009 By: Paul Lynn Leave your comments (8), Your input matters.8 Comments »
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i need help with this to, i have dyed my hair black probably half a year ago now. i am dying to get my hair back to its natural colour which is a really light blonde. my mum has bought me proxide cream and then a blonde dye? would that work. please help
Comment by lauren — February 12, 2010 @ 8:47 am
Lauren,
I can’t suggest that! You have too big of a jump here in color change from black to light blonde. It’s a tricky process to get right even for a professional.
You should have a professional handle this one. This will cost a bit, so if it’s a concern, go to a beauty school where it will cost only half as much.\
Good luck to you!
Comment by Barb Quinn — February 17, 2010 @ 2:19 pm
plzz help me i so much worried i need my natural hair color back which was black
i dyed my hair on january 13th yellow brown n that colour spoiled my looks plz plzzz help me n telll anything how to get back my black hair???????iv been searching many websites but coulnd get my ans plz help me plzzzzzzzz
Comment by sidra — March 23, 2010 @ 11:42 am
need to no what colour to put on my hair after stripping it to make it back to a natural hair color blonde HELP
Comment by Lesley Pearson — December 31, 2010 @ 2:43 am
I had my natural hair colorant dark brown hair foiled to blond with 2 other ‘highlights’. I want to go back to my normal hair color. Can I do this myself?
Comment by Char — March 4, 2011 @ 3:46 pm
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My natural hair color is dark blonde.. and i really want my color back. I’ve been dying my hair brown for 3 years now. I sally dye it, mix the dveloper with the dye and i usually use permanent. My ahir is think. Would striping the color be a bad idea? My roots grow in freyish and it’s not a good look. I’m not sure what do to to get my color back.. should i pur blonde highlights in it?
Comment by Elaine — October 24, 2011 @ 10:46 am
I dyed my light grey hair black with a 28 day colour kit for Haloween and despite washing it about 30 times the front is still very very dark. I want it all gone NOW! Help!
Comment by Cheryl — November 16, 2011 @ 11:53 am