Wash and towel dry your hair.

If you want to lighten your brown hair, it’s important to wash and towel dry your hair before applying the dye. This ensures that there is no residue from shampoo or conditioner on the strands, which can affect how effectively the hair dye takes hold. Try using a color-safe shampoo and conditioner so that any yellow tones in these products don’t interfere with the result you’re trying to achieve by getting rid of them!

After washing and drying your hair thoroughly, apply about half an inch worth of dye into your palm and rub it together with another dabbed-on bit until it forms a smooth paste (if this doesn’t happen naturally). The goal here is not to use too much product because this can make things messy; instead, try adding small amounts at a time until everything looks evenly covered – then go ahead and start applying!

Rinse out any excess dye under warm running water while massaging gently; then follow up with cool water rinse so that any leftover chemicals are washed away without causing damage or irritation on freshly dyed strands – this step should be done right away even if extra product hasn’t been used yet because otherwise there will be more residue left behind when washing later down the road which could cause problems during application later down

Do a strand test with a light brown dye .

If you’re looking to lighten your hair, it’s highly recommended that you do a strand test with a light brown dye. A strand test allows you to see how the color will look before applying it all over your head. You can also use this time to experiment with different shades of brown dyes until you find one that suits your taste and style.

The first thing that needs to be done is choose a small section of hair (approximately 1 inch wide) from where you want the color applied. Apply the dye directly onto the chosen section of hair using an applicator bottle or foam brush (the foam brushes also allow for better distribution). Wait 30 minutes after application, then rinse out thoroughly with lukewarm water and shampoo twice (to remove any excess dye). Once all traces of dye have been washed away, check whether or not the shade looks right by comparing it next to other sections of previously-colored hair—you should be able to immediately tell if there are any differences in coloration between each section.[1]

Apply the light brown hair dye to your hair, section by section.

Apply the light brown hair dye to your hair, section by section. Start at the back of your head and work your way forward, applying the dye to small sections of hair at a time. You can use a dye brush for this if you have one, or use an applicator bottle if you don’t have a dye brush handy. Apply the light brown hair dye to all areas that are going to be dyed—this includes roots and ends alike.

Wait while the light brown dye sets, then conclude the process of applying the dye.

• Put the dye on your hair and cover it with a shower cap.
• Leave the dye on for 30 minutes before rinsing out completely using warm water and shampooing as needed to remove any excess residue from your scalp and hair follicles. If you have any concerns about getting rid of all traces of yellow, try using some clarifying shampoo as well!
• Use a blow dryer set at cool or cold temperatures (never hot) to dry off the light brown color so that it sets in place before you begin styling your new look accordingly!
• Finally, comb through each strand one last time before heading out into the world with your newly dyed strands; you’ll be glad you did when people start complementing how shiny they look!

Light brown hair color can be achieved by following a few very simple tips.

Light brown hair color can be achieved by following a few very simple tips.

• Yellow-toned hair dye is the best option for light brown hair color. Do a strand test first to ensure that you will achieve the desired results and avoid any complications down the line.
• Apply the dye in small sections, waiting until each section has set before moving onto the next one.
• Once you’ve finished applying the dye, use a hair color brush to comb it through your existing hair to blend it seamlessly with your roots and cover any missed spots.