Dye at your own risk.

[dancing_kumquat]

You know that gut feeling you get some times that tells you that the thing you are about to do will turn out horribly horribly wrong? And you know when you ignore that gut feeling and do that thing anyways? And you know when that thing turns out horribly horribly wrong

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[wahlee_98]

Whenever I've gotten red highlights, they always look very bright the first little while. This is because red dye fades, so they tend to over-compensate.

My stylist told me that if the red was too bright, to rinse your hair in vinegar. It smells horrible, but it works.

[dancing_kumquat]

Do you think that it will that help even out the colour? Slash not turn it orange?

[wahlee_98]

I don't know, considering you don't have just red-- right? If the dye you used was straight red, I don't see how it would affect your natural hair. If there's brown in there too-- *shrugs*. Maybe google "vinegar hair dye" or something to see if anyone's mentioned any problems?

[petitecrivan]

You could always try putting henna over it. That could have a cool effect, really, and you'd end up with a reddish looking hair. You should check out this website. http://www.hennaforhair.com/

Otherwise, I'd go to the salon and ask them for advice. They might be able to do a professional dye over it or give you some advice on what to do. I don't usually dye my hair (I did pink streaks this summer, and have had highlights and lowlights before), so I can't help much. Sorry.

[talimeeka]

Wow...I suck at advice. ;lkjasdjf;

[talimeeka]

:P Don't worry I'm getting used to it, plus apperently it looks alright. Goes to show what I know.

[dancing_kumquat]

Yup. That was me.