Step 1: How To Get Dark Red Hair

Now we’ve reached the first step in learning how to get dark red hair: preparing your hair.

To prepare your hair, you will need to shampoo your head with a clarifying shampoo. This will remove any residue that may interfere with the dye. Also, it is important because dyes will attach themselves better to clean strands than they would on dirty ones! Next, apply a deep conditioner and let it sit for 30 minutes before rinsing out well.

Using these steps above will help ensure that when you dye your hair dark red, no matter what color base tone you have underneath (light brown, medium brown or black), the final result will be true and vibrant!

Step 2: How To Get Dark Red Hair

The second step to getting dark red hair is making sure you are not allergic to any of the dye ingredients. This can be done by doing a test strand 24 hours before dying your entire head of hair. If there is no reaction, then go ahead and dye your whole head! If you have a reaction, go see a professional hair stylist and let them do it for you!

I hope this blog helped!

Step 3: How To Get Dark Red Hair

The next step is to dry your hair. The best way to do this is with a hair dryer. If you don’t have one, that’s okay! You can still achieve the same result through other methods. However, if you do own and use a hair dryer for this purpose, you should use it on its lowest setting (the low setting will be indicated by an orange lightbulb or icon).

Next, brush and comb your hair until it has been completely smoothed out and brushed through as much as possible without causing any damage to your scalp or breaking apart any clumps of dyed red hair from previous dye jobs. This will ensure that all of the coloring has been properly distributed throughout all strands of your head and not just those at the top layer where most people tend to focus when dying their entire head instead of using just one color per strand like I did here with my dark red shade being applied only over dyed blue strands instead!

Step 4: How To Get Dark Red Hair

Now that you have your hair in the desired color, it’s time to wash it! The best way to do this is to use a shampoo and conditioner. You should make sure that the water is cold or lukewarm when washing your hair.

Wash out the shampoo, then rinse out the conditioner. And if there was any toner left over from step 3, now is also a good time to get rid of it by rinsing again with water (and maybe using some paper towels).

Step 5: How To Get Dark Red Hair

Now that you’ve got a deep red hair color, how do you keep it looking good?

• Don’t wash your hair too often. Washing your hair too much can strip the color from your hair and make it fade faster. We recommend washing once every two days or so with a sulfate-free shampoo, like this one here: http://amzn.to/2y4daJg
• Avoid sun exposure as much as possible without sunscreen on your scalp and face if possible! The sun will fade any color over time regardless of whether or not you have SPF protection in place, but if you already have dark red hair then any extra damage due to exposure will show up even more quickly than usual because of the contrast between natural lightened strands versus dyed ones now being there! Also avoid swimming pools or other bodies of water that contain chlorine which also has an effect on fading colors over time because of its ability to dry out skin (which includes scalp skin).
• Use only sulfate free shampoos or conditioners when washing; these products are gentler on colored tresses while still leaving them clean enough for health purposes – no need for harsher chemicals when there’s no reason why they should be necessary at all times except maybe during very heavy sweat sessions where even regular soap would be better suited than nothing at all!

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In this blog we’ll be going over everything you need to know about finding the right dye, applying it the right way and taking care of your new color at home.