It is important to know what kind of dyes you are using on your hair.

It is important to know what kind of dyes you are using on your hair. You should always use the same kind of dye you used before, and try to stick with the same brand too. If you are trying to change the color of your hair, make sure that you are going up a level in intensity. For example, if you dyed it red last time and want to go dark brown this time, do not just buy any old dark brown dye at the store – get a good one that has been reviewed well by other people who have used it before!

Do not put dyes that are too dark onto your hair if you want a bright, natural look.

If you want to go with a darker color, make sure that it’s not too dark. Dark colors can make your hair look fake and flat, especially if they’re applied to hair that’s already dark. If you have black or very dark brown hair, going lighter can be a great way to add dimension without changing your entire look. However, if you’re more of an ombre person than a colorist and would rather do your own thing in the bathroom mirror every morning, this might not be the blog post for you!

If you have already dyed your hair once and it has faded, then it is a good rule of thumb to go with a darker shade this time around.

When you have dyed your hair one time and it has faded, it is a good rule of thumb to go with a darker shade this time around. If you want to keep the same color or try something new, then go for it! It may be possible that the color didn’t take as well as others did in the past; if this happens, try adding an extra step or two during application.

If you use dark color on your roots, it can make your hair look like it is coming out of the top of your head instead of blending in with the rest of your head’s natural color.

If you use a dark color on your roots, it can make your hair look like it is coming out of the top of your head instead of blending in with the rest of your head’s natural color. This is especially true if you have blonde or light brown hair and want to dye your hair darker. The best way to avoid this is by first applying highlights at home with a semi-permanent dye or highlighting kit that has been specifically made for people with light colored hair.

There are many skin tones that can not handle the harshness of some dyes and these people should stay away from the absolute darkest colors when they are coloring their hair.

If you have pale skin, the harshness of dark hair dye can make your skin look washed out. If this is a concern for you, then we recommend staying away from the darkest colors when coloring your hair.

If you do decide to use a darker color, make sure to test it on small sections of your head first before committing yourself by doing an entire head application. This will allow you to gauge how well it will work with your particular skin tone and whether or not it’s too harsh for that area of your body.

If used sparingly and in moderation, dark colors are just fine for most people who want them; however, they tend to fade faster than lighter shades (although some brands claim otherwise). If fading isn’t an issue for you but staying vibrant longer is important then using high quality shampoos like Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Shampoo may help keep those rich tones looking fresh longer!

Darker colors fade much faster than lighter colors do so make sure you know how long before you need to get another dye job done.

Darker colors fade much faster than lighter colors do so make sure you know how long before you need to get another dye job done. If possible, find someone who can help you with your hair color choices and make sure that they are aware of the risks of using a dark hair color.

Knowing what color looks best on you will help you choose the right one for yourself.

There are a lot of ways to match your skin tone to the right hair dye, but here are a few tips:

• Know what color looks best on you. Just like clothes, makeup and jewelry, you’ll want to find a color that compliments your own unique features so that it looks natural and flattering—not too dark or too light. If you have pale skin with freckles, try going a little darker than what’s in fashion right now (such as a medium brown). If you have dark skin or lots of freckles on top of it (think: Julia Roberts), go for lighter shades like blondes or reds instead (but don’t go too light!) And if neither of those things describe who YOU are? Well then just look up pictures online until something catches your eye!
• Don’t switch from being natural too quickly! It takes time for our bodies’ cells to adjust when changing colors so don’t rush into changing anything overnight if possible – even if someone else tells them otherwise!