I think you have to use some kind of lightener first, but I know it can be done. All I date are Asian women, and they dye their jet black hair brown and blonde and red and whatnot all the time!!
2007-02-07 23:34:58
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answered by nemesis_breakz 2
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No! brown hair dye will only add color. You should go to a pro. If you really can't afford it and decide to do it yourself you will have to find a lightener which will strip the color from your hair. Do a strand test first and see what color you get it may not be the color you want. If not the color you want then try another strand test with the same product and same hair strand. that will probably get you near what you want . Either brown or a blond. Then you can either leave it alone or go brown over the blond. Be warned !!! you may get red!!!. Your hair will go red and orange before blond because of the dark color that it is. Please be careful . It would be best to wait 2 days between bleachings. This will let your hair recover some. Remember this will all damage your hair so condition condition condition after you are thru. good luck.
2007-02-08 00:46:38
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answered by Una SCA 2
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Well, just do it. Dye it brown or the color you want and see what the result is. If it is not quite what you wanted, wait four weeks and do it again. The second time you will get it closer. Plus some of it will wash out, you will probably have to dye it every month. Remember do not dye it no more than every four weeks, or you will ruin your hair and it could possibly fall out.
2016-03-28 21:56:23
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answered by Anonymous
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In my experience you would have to lighten it first. I dyed my hair black for around 5 years and couldn't get another colour to take anywhere but on the roots! It will go a bit of a strange orangey colour when you lighten it but your brown colour should take much better this way! This is especially easy if you have shorter hair.
2007-02-08 00:57:59
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answered by Emma W 1
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I am a hairstylist, and unfortunately, color does not lift color. Once your hair is dyed, you may only use another dye to go darker. In order to lighten, you would need to A. highlight B. have correction done to remove as much depth to bring you to the level brown you want to be. (stripping your hair). Wish I had better news... but that ';s the reality of it. Good luck to you!!!
2007-02-07 23:38:39
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answered by Anonymous
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Unfortunately not.
Dye can only darken hair. So you would have to first bleach your hair a lighter colour than what you want, and then dye it brown.
(assuming a permanent dye).
I would recommend you let your hairdresser do this if you can.
Otherwise, don't forget to use a good conditioner to prevent overdrying of your hair.
If the colour is only semi-permanent, wash hair frequently for a week or so, and when the black has faded use the hair colour you like.
Good Luck!
2007-02-07 23:38:43
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answered by luckylou808 2
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u must put them blich and oxygene fisrt to temove the black and after on that u will put the brown hair dye. if u want to make it straight brown from black u have to have patient. the brown will look the way u want toafter 3 4 times u'll dye it.
2007-02-07 23:36:02
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answered by Anonymous
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Probably not you may need to put a light bleach in it. then strip and dye i would definatly go to a salon for this or maybe a friend who might know a little about hair. You could end up with a disaster on your hands if you attempt to dye it.
2007-02-07 23:35:27
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answered by seashellshb 2
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depends on how well yr hair catches color, and also if the dye u using has hydrogen peroxide. if yr hair colors easily & yr dye has some hyd perox, then it will catch. be warned though, yr hair will be damaged & this shows after sometime, the ends are very dry & hair is brittle. happend to me, colourd my hair, it came out all wrong & i covered it with another, and was ok, but later did i see the damage. give yr hair lots of treatment if u do decide to redye, hopefully this will minimise the damage, though not likely. it just may not be so obvious (grass hair)
2007-02-07 23:41:41
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answered by sassy 2
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Yes
2007-02-07 23:34:39
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answered by WC 7
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