How to Dye Blonde Hair Black

Purchase either a semi-permanent (28 days) or permanent brown dye., Ask someone to help you if you've never dyed your hair., Dye your hair the brown color by following the package's directions., Repeat the step you used for the brown with the black...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Purchase either a semi-permanent (28 days) or permanent brown dye.

    This color should be dark enough that your blonde, be it light or dishwater colored, is covered.

    A medium to dark brown is good.

    Natural Instincts by Clairol is a great brand for beginners and pros alike since it doesn't contain ammonia and washes out slowly rather than fading to grey like some brands.
  2. Step 2: Ask someone to help you if you've never dyed your hair.

    Nothing's worse than missed roots or entire sections of hair you can't see. , However, if the box includes a color seal or highlight conditioner, skip it.

    You can do that after the black.

    The brown step is a "just-in-case" step.

    Some black dyes on light blonde hair cause it to look green.

    Even if it doesn't look green, the hair may have an unnatural color that looks odd. , After dyeing, use a mixture of the color conditioners for soft, lush hair. ,
  3. Step 3: Dye your hair the brown color by following the package's directions.

  4. Step 4: Repeat the step you used for the brown with the black dye

  5. Step 5: but make sure you note whether your hair should be damp or not.

  6. Step 6: Finished.

Detailed Guide

This color should be dark enough that your blonde, be it light or dishwater colored, is covered.

A medium to dark brown is good.

Natural Instincts by Clairol is a great brand for beginners and pros alike since it doesn't contain ammonia and washes out slowly rather than fading to grey like some brands.

Nothing's worse than missed roots or entire sections of hair you can't see. , However, if the box includes a color seal or highlight conditioner, skip it.

You can do that after the black.

The brown step is a "just-in-case" step.

Some black dyes on light blonde hair cause it to look green.

Even if it doesn't look green, the hair may have an unnatural color that looks odd. , After dyeing, use a mixture of the color conditioners for soft, lush hair. ,

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