Friday, November 27, 2009

Questions about dying hair?

I'm a 45 year old man. When I was younger, my hair was red mixed with medium ash blonde, and my beard was solid red. As I've gotten older my hair is medium ash blonde mixed with grey and my beard is solid grey. My wife while she was among the living (she died in June :) ) was going to dye my hair back to red again and bought the hair color. She bought a box of Copper Dark Blonde color which is quite red. I'm not sure if I should color my hair at all, color it red, color it to be an ash-blonde color or whatever. The red seems a little much, but it looked fine when I was 20. But I'm not 20 anymore. Thought other people might know more than me. As you know a man can't dress a woman, and a man can't dress a man, but a woman can dress a woman and a woman can dress a man. (not always the case, but most of the time..) I don't know why my hair changed colors. It makes no sense to me. My brother's hair is still red. My other brother's hair got dark instead. No idea why.



thanks



Questions about dying hair?

NOOOOOO



Don't do it



you will absolutely hate it



That kind of hair color will be wrong for you



go to a professional and let them help you



there is no color in a box that will look natural



but there are colors that will help enhance your look



for example



Redkin makes an awesome color for men



find a salon in your area that carries this product



I use it on many of my male clients



it looks very natural and will probably give you the shade you desire



Questions about dying hair?

Make sure you read the directions on the box....if you fit the criteria....then go for it. If not, try going to the drugstore and asking if they carry a brand for men with your specific type of hair. If that doesn't work, you can always go to a salon, don't be embarrassed, they deal with that stuff all the time.



Questions about dying hair?

I say GO FOR IT, hey you only live once, your beloved wife hasgone on to God but she did pick out the color before she passed. Due it dude, you have her approval

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