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How to Go from Blonde to Red

By Matthew Lynch
January 6, 2024
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So you’re a blonde who’s itching for a change, and the idea of going red has you excited? You’re in good company, as many have taken the plunge and never looked back. In this article, we’ll guide you through the process of going from blonde to red, step by step.

1. Choose Your Shade

First and foremost, it’s essential to choose the right shade of red that will complement your skin tone and suit your personal style. There are various shades of red, such as copper, mahogany, auburn, and cherry. Consult a professional colorist or do some research online to find which shade will work best for you.

2. Do a Strand Test

Before applying the hair dye all over your head, perform a strand test to see how the color will turn out on your hair. Choose a small section of hair from somewhere discreet and follow the color instructions as stated on the product packaging. This will give you an idea of how long you should leave the color on your hair for desired results.

3. Prep Your Hair

To ensure better color absorption and even distribution of dye, shampoo your hair 24 hours before dyeing it. This allows your scalp’s natural oils to act as a protective barrier against potential irritation from hair dye.

4. Gather Your Supplies

Next, gather all necessary supplies such as gloves, clips or scrunchies for sectioning hair, a mixing bowl (if required), an applicator brush (for even application), old clothes or towel to protect your skin and clothing during the process.

5. Protect Your Skin and Workspace

Apply petroleum jelly along your hairline and nape of the neck to prevent staining your skin with the hair dye. Also, lay down old towels or newspaper on the floor or countertops to protect surfaces from possible spills.

6. Apply the Dye

Follow the instructions on your chosen hair dye product to mix the color and developer. Divide your hair into sections and apply the dye using an applicator brush for even color coverage. Start with the roots and work your way through the mid-lengths, and then to the ends of the hair. This will ensure that the color is most vibrant at the roots, where it tends to fade more quickly.

7. Set a Timer

Read through the instructions on your hair dye product to determine how long you should leave the hair color in place. Timings may vary depending on factors such as desired intensity, hair type, and current color. Set a timer according to these recommendations.

8. Rinse Thoroughly

When your timer goes off, rinse your hair thoroughly with lukewarm water until the water runs clear. Apply a color-safe conditioner to help seal in the color and nourish your freshly dyed locks.

9. Dry and Style

Gently towel-dry your hair before styling as desired with heat protectants or styling products specifically designed for colored hair.

10. Maintain Your New Red Hair Color

To keep your new red hue looking vibrant for longer, invest in sulfate-free shampoo and conditioners formulated for color-treated hair. This will help prevent fading and maintain your stunning new look.

In conclusion, going from blonde to red can be an exciting change that offers a fresh new look. Follow these steps, choose a shade of red that suits you best, take good care of your hair, and enjoy flaunting your fiery new hairstyle!

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