If you want to color your hair black brown, sometimes with one color
does not give the desired look. When this happens, you can try to dye your hair
with two separate colors. For example, black and brown are quite simple. This
process is called two-tone coloring and is often used by women who seek variety
in their appearance. Without needing a degree in cosmetology to be colored in a
way that supports this desire for variety.
How To Do
1.
Purchase the two different dye mixes, one brown
and one black. These dyes can be found at any hair care store or local beauty
near you.
2.
Using the hair comb, part your hair
horizontally; this should be done just above the ears right where your skull
begins to curve. If you want the color to be disproportionate, you may try to
part the hair lower or higher to make one section of color larger than the
other.
3.
Apply the dye of one color onto the top half of
the hair first. Make sure you read the instructions of the dye that you
purchased to know exactly how long the dye should stay in and how to rinse it
out. Once you are done dying the top half of your hair, clip the hair up so
that it will not easily fall and wrap that half in a shower cap.
4.
Repeat the same step with the bottom half of the
hair using the other hair dyes. Be careful that very little, if any of the
opposite dye gets under the shower cap. Once you rinse the dye out, take the
shower cap off and blow dry the hair on low heat until all of your hair is dry.
This will result in a nicely two-toned hair color of brown and black.
Tips to Naturally Dye Your Hair Brown
Want to have beautiful brown hair without dry effects, do
not want to use carcinogenic ingredients found in commercial dyes? You can give
yourself beautiful radiant brown hair with a little patience and the use of
natural materials.
How to do
1.
Brew a cup of the blackest coffee you can
manage. Once the coffee is brewed, pour it back through the coffee grounds and
redrew. Do this five times.
2.
Take five to six black tea bags and add them to
the coffee. Bring this mixture to a boil. Let the tea bags continue to steep in
the coffee and tea mixture as it cools.
3.
Bring one cup of crushed walnut shells and one
cup of water to a boil in a separate pot. Add a pinch of salt. Let the mixture
boil for 10 minutes and allow the shells to steep as the mixture cools.
4.
Mix the cup of coffee and tea with the liquid
from the walnut shells (strain out the shells first). This is your brunette
hair dye. Add a few drops of essential oil for scent, if you like.
5.
Pour the dark brown liquid through your hair 10
times after showering. On the final pour, wring out your hair but don't rinse
it. Wrap your head in a shower cap, old towel, or plastic bag, and let the dye
do its work for 20 minutes. Then, rinse out with cold water.
Tips & Warnings
Since natural dyes are gentler than chemicals, you will need
to repeat this process for several weeks before you see a change. Do it every
day for the fastest results. Your new brunette hair will be shiny and conditioned!
Good luck.
After Care
Use conditioner for color treated hair. It should specify
this directly on the bottle. This is a great way to make your hair color last
as long as possible.
No comments:
Post a Comment