I dyed my hair dark brown.Can I turn to blonde?
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go to a professional. color makes color go darker always. it has to be bleached out. have your hairstylist do a heavy highlight; but be sure to tell her/him EVERYTHING you've done to your hair (with dates if possible). the heavy highlight will give your hair the appearance of being lighter but it will still have deapth. (so your hair isn't all one color -one color does not look natural)
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My natural hair colour is ash blond and I put some colour to acieve a "Scandinavian" blond, without previous bleaching..\nHave a great day!
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Once the hair color changes, it grows in in the new color. If it has turned grey, any new hair will also be grey. Some people have hair that gets lighter as they grow older, without going grey. Myself, for instance, I had jet-black hair as a youngster, but hair that grows now is of a lighter shade. I'm digressing.\n\nThis is because the "going grey" is due to a loss of pigment in the hair follicle area, so that the pigment that once colored your hair is now gone. Since there is nothing to change the color of your hair, it comes out as grey or white, which would be the natural color of it (so to speak).\n\nNot scientific, I know, but I hope the answer helps.
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Most of the answers here are incorrect.  You can turn grey from illness but it's generally just genetic.  In my family we all start greying at 16 and have quite a bit by the time we're in our early 20's.\n\nThe darker your hair the more the grey shows so you may not even notice grey hair on a blonde.\n\nThere are LOTS of young people with grey hair but 19 is pretty young to be very grey.  I do know one guy who was snow white by his early 30's.
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I would stop trying to color it yourself.  Go to a professional, and have it done right, with the least amount of damage to your hair.\nA lot more goes into coloring your hair than just slapping some dye on it, and when going back to brown and depending on what you consider orange, it is possible to get green hues.\nI really think you need to go have it done professionally.
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For the past 15 years. My hair is naturally mousey brown and I've had it dyed every colour. The colour that suits be most is a dark blonde. What we are born with doesn't always suit us best.
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Go to hairstyles, then click on the color you want next to the hairstyle you want.
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For about 2 years now, I have been dying my hair unnatural colors. October was the last time that I bleached my hair, so the portion that I can dye is growing out. My hair is currently its natural color (black with a few errant white hairs) at the roots and green everywhere else.\n\nMy hair colors during this period of funky colors have included:\npurple\nelectric blue with atomic pink bangs\natomic pink \niguana green\nflame colored - a mix of blood red and bright as f*$k yellow...sort of looked like the Heat Miser from the Christmas cartoon "The Year Without a Santa Claus".\nblood red\nplatinum blonde\npillar box red
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I like to change my hair color every year or so. Right now I'm dark brunette because I like the sexy/serious tone it has.  You know, business-fabulous. Variety is sexy.  Getting stuck in a rut is what makes a person un-sexy.
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I like dark, straight hair. And maybe brown or green eyes.\n\nBut it's not that important. I would still go out with a curly blonde with blue eyes.
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I love brown eyes with blonde hair,but the girl I'm with now has blonde hair with blue green eyes and I wouldn't change that at all.She is so beautiful just the way she is.
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Hair color comes from melanin (say: meh-luh-nun), the substance that gives hair and skin its pigment. The lighter someone's hair, the less melanin there is. A person with brown or black hair has much more melanin than someone with blond or red hair. Older people lose the melanin pigment in their hair as they age, making their hair look gray or white.
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It would look fine, but just know that black doesn't fade out of your hair (it's the only color that won't come out).  If you ended up having second thoughts later, there would pretty much be nothing you could do about it, because if you try to bleach it out it turns a nasty shade of orange.  But, if you are prepared to keep it in until it grows out, then I say - go ahead.  It's your hair and your life, so do whatever you want with it...
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PLEASE, remain a blonde.  Otherwise people will get REALLY confused.
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i cut my hair for a guy, but i was leaning that way-as for coloring it like go blond-hell NOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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Brunette in common usage refers to dark-brown or black hair, especially dark brown hair. \nFrom degrees of light brown to pale blond, the various hues of blondness are found in a little less than 1.8% of the world's population.
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My natural hair colour is blond - im the one with my hair up in the photo, I dont believe hair colour has anything to do with they way someone is in bed.\n\nI am more confident with dark hair. Hence the reason its coloured dark brown, Maybe others are more confident with blond hair? Its the person inside not the colour of hair. - i think anyways!