Most women agree that there is nothing worse in terms of hair a sloppy job! To see a strange color of miles away, and turns heads for all the wrong reasons. A good hair color tip has saved many women and girls from the shame of a bad color job from start! Here are some simple tips are dyed hair for your new look a success!

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Tip 1 – What kind of dye job?

There are basically two types of stainsjobs: Permanent and semi-permanent.

Permanent coloring will dye your hair so it will not wash out at all for a very long time. However this will leave your roots showing when they grow out which you need to be aware of and can really look bad later on.
Semi-permanent coloring will only darken your hair and cannot lighten it.

It also lasts a variable length of time depending on the product. This is more suitable for a home color job but obviously has limitations. It can however is easily reversible, in contrast to a permanent color!

Tip 2 – Do you know the color of hair!

There are 10 basic colors in my hair. And ‘the color, can be judged with the naked eye, hair color, the tracks darker or lighter one or more on this scale is based.

10. Lighter Blonde / Platinum Blonde

9 – Very Light Blonde

8 – Light Blonde

7 – Medium Blonde

6 – Dark

5 – Light Brown

4 – Light Brown

3 – AverageBrown

2 – Dark Brown

1 – Black

There is the Contributing Pigment. This is the least known part of hair coloring for most people. The underlying color of each base color will be exposed when lightening your hair. The lighter you go the more exposure it gets! The final color you want will be greatly affected by this pigment and can lead to some overly bright or unnatural looking colors.
The associated pigment colors to the base color is as follows:

10. Pale Yellow

9. Yellow

8. Yellow Gold

7. Gold

6. Orange-Gold

5. Orange

4. Red-Orange

3. Red

2. Reddish-brown

1. Reddish brown

If your hair dye should consider these two elements in the hair, to avoid unexpected results and to obtain the desired color. Neutralization or enhancement of pigment base is crucial for the right color for your hair to get (and according to your skin type!)

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