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Well, for the longest time I've wanted to get red streaks in my hair. And now i actually want to get around to doing it. One problem. I have no idea how to go about it.
First of all my hair is super curly. And I want them to look like (ignore what the model is wearing) http://www.hji.co.uk/hjimages/images/qhs29838/hji/medium/2008-red-streaks.jpg that.
So has anyone ever done something like this? What products should I have to buy? Do I need to straighten my hair first (I've never tried to sraighten my hair)? Any ideas would be greatly appriciated. I just don't want to do this wrong.
Thanks SO much! (link)
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well first of all, good luck looking exactly like the chick in that picture. she had a professional hairstylist do it like that, and if you're gonna do it yourself, it definitely wont turn out like that.
i wanted to dye my hair black and get a blonde under-streak. when i tried to do it myself it turned hellish and looked horrible and faded pretty quickly. so i went to a professional hairplace to get it done. its expensive to do this, yes, but totally worth it in the end. what you need to do is go to a nearby place and schedule an appointment, either in person or on the phone. print out the pic of that model and bring it to them so they have a pretty decent idea of what you want.
after you get your hair done, go to the store and buy a really good brand of colour shampoo and conditioner. this will bring out the colouring and make it stay longer.
but also, ask the stylist to use a really good brand of dye when getting it done. i went to get red streaks in my hair once and they stayed in for about a month and faded to orange. just a forwarning.
good luck! i hope it looks awesome
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Yeah...I don't expect to look like that model I just couldn't find a picture with someone with curly hair. Thanks.
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