Of course you can! Just don't go platinum blonde. You can put a honey brown on or red. Something light and not too bright for summer. If you want them to really show up, you could do bleach highlights and put color on. But, be careful not to chose a color that will show that base in that color. You could be choosing a nice red, but it could show up pink. Also, be careful with too much bleaching. You can make your hair very dry with too much bleach. If you don't like the color in the highlghts after they are done, just dye your whole head.
Good Luck!
2007-03-08 05:16:01
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answered by beach_bummet 3
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If You're Willing to Try Them, There Are A Lot Of Home Kits For Highligting Dark Hair But, If You Want "Blonde" Highlights, You'll Want To Go To The Local Beauty Supply And Get Powdered "Frosting Bleach" A Cap And Hook (Needle) Or Foils, A Tint Bowl And Brush, A Good Peroxide Or Creme Developer, Shampoo And Conditioner For Tinted And Bleached Hair, And A "Toner"(Very Important If You Want Good Highlights) Talk To The Salesperson About What You Hope To Achive And Get Their Advice. Just Remember, DON'T RINSE OFF THE BLEACH TOO SOON Or You'll Have Red/Orange Highlights Instead Of Blonde.
2007-03-08 05:28:07
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answered by one 6
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Hi all you need to do is use a 12% peroxide with the bleach to use on your hair. I would recommend you try Bblone highlight kit as it already has the 12% peroxide which is use to hightlight really dark hair, I would recommend leaving the bleach on the highlights for 2 hours or as long as you can as the longer you leave it the better result you will have if you take it off to early you will have orange or yellow highlights not the blonde you would want. If you havent previously coloured your hair with a dark colour I dont see why you would have a problem getting the blonde result you want if you leave it on for ages. Dont listen to peole when they say it stops working after a period of time as with peroxide and bleach this isnt the case.
If all else fails and you decided not to do a home highlight. The go to a really good hairdressers as they highlight peoples hair all the time even asian peoples hair so they now which voloume of peroxide they will need. It will cost a bit but it will be worth it if you want the perfect highlights.
2007-03-08 04:57:27
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answered by Anonymous
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Strong advice, if this is the first time you do this then please please go to a professional hairdresser! For dark hair you can have 'lowlights' put through which are a bit like highlights but the colours tone much better with dark hair. My sister has pretty much black hair and had some nice copper coloured lowlights put in and they really made her hair 'come to life' and added depth. Good luck. Again, don't try it at home!!!!
2007-03-08 05:40:16
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answered by adqueen 2
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I am Asian too with black hair.
If this is your first time, I suggest you have it done professionally.
Once, you've been once or twice, you will have observed
how it's done and you will have the confidence to experiment
yourself.
There is nothing worse than a self-coloured hair when you don't know where to start.
My black hair looks good with red highlights.
The next time I tried 2 and that's red and copper.
At the moment, I have burgundy and copper.
Gradual, I find is best.
Hope you find the right decision.
2007-03-08 05:20:26
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answered by Zasetti 3
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yes you actually find highlights at a drugstore like walgreens if your doing it on your own that are specially formulated for dark hair, DO NOT get the kind that says "vibrant" and "Will show up vibrant in any hair" cause it will show up very well.
If you're getting it proffessionally done, ask your hairdresser, they can not only tell you what they think will look good in your hair but more often than not can actually give you an idea of what it will look like.
2007-03-08 04:56:23
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answered by lttlelola 1
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Don't try to highlight by yourself. There are different bleachs for dark hair. The professional hairdresser should choose certain percent to your type of hair. It's very difficult, so trust to masters.
2007-03-08 07:44:11
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answered by irisha 1
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Ok get like a red highlight!! that what i have and i have black hair also!! ans i love it i also have like a dark purple and it looks awsome!! but i would go with a fun dark red..
it looks really good in the sunlight.. and get a lowlight and us a cap it looks more real!!
2007-03-08 05:12:45
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answered by davine 1
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nice and easy has the best products but yes, dark hair can be highlighted,I have black hair too but have been able to change the colour
2007-03-08 06:48:31
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answered by africanmodel1 2
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Hair will only change 3 levels at a time and if you want light highlights you must bleach first!
2007-03-08 04:51:20
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answered by Cutie Patootie 2
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