should I buy brunette for light brown hair?
67751
well mine is streaked but mostly bblond-- the blond is very light but blends well. If it were me i would buy both brunette and blond and do a mix. this is a great product -- good for your hair too. keeps me an extra week or so between root dye visits.
67752
I think the brunette is too dark for light brown hair. I would buy blonde the next time.
67753
Brunette comes off quite dark on my hair, which is medium brown. It depends on the look you are trying to achieve. If you prefer the dark-roots look, then get brunette. If you want seamless color between your hair color and the root powder, go a shade up.
67754
yes. this stuff is great... i wouldn't go out without it... makes my hair look thick!!
67755
Diana, the BRUNETTE color is very dark. I believe you might like the BLONDE better for light brown hair.
67756
I have light brown and used blonde. Blonde is for most hair colors. And it was still pretty dark. Don't do light blonde. Just blonde. Also, try brown eye shadow first on your scalp before using this product. I don't recommend this product. Eye shadow works just as well, I promise.
1407891
If there is a Sephora in your town, I'd recommend you go there and try it in person before buying online. The Chocolate is probably right for you. My hair is nearly black and I wear the ebony.
1664024
TP430 was what I bought. I'm naturally a light skinned Caucasian brunette and the other colors were way too dark for me. It's a great wig though and flows beautifully. It's a little to style but I just got it and need more time with it.
1518795
I've used red (unbleached) & pink (bleached) on my daughter's dark brown hair. If you don't bleach your hair, it will have a slight tint but still looks good! If you want the full effect, then yes, with darker hair, you would have to bleach first. If you go onto the Manic Panic website, you can see actual photos of people.
1342689
I would think so. My hair is color treated but by now would be light brownIt cleans hair thoroughly and brings out the blonde,really well
1864006
Yes, and as my aunt always says (she's been a stylist for over 25 years), if you have darker hair, go 2 shades lighter than what you're looking for. The color on the box is what you'd get if you started with bleached hair. If your hair is brown, just be careful if you have roots that are a different color, you may end up with different shades of blonde that don't blend well. I'd probably also not recommend a warm blonde over dyed brown hair, as the result could come out brassy or orangey. Stick to cool, ash blondes, but know that it may take a couple times before you can really get your hair to lighten the way you want it to. Please note I am also speaking from experience (I've been dying my hair the gamut of colors for 15+ years), but am not a trained professional. I'm sure you will get more qualified answers, but I hope this helps a little...
1904866
I think it would depend on your skin time and the look you are trying to achieve. If you are wanting a soft look I really like the blonde dipbrow. I think any ash color would work. I believe there is an ash blonde color. :) I also hear chocolate is a nice color but it may be to harsh.
709005
Personally i have the same hair color maybe even lighter and O use the datk brown pomade. The formula is so nice a little goes a very long way and you can layer as much as needed or dont need with little product. Its changed my brow game!
52070
The bride's is brown and the groom's is kind of strawberry-blond. It could go for blond or a lightish red depending on what you want it to be. You can also find other hair colors for both if you buy directly from the company.
957906
I'm not sure, but the one I got that was dark brown, matched nicely. One trick would be to use a wide headband because your real hair is kind of separated from the bangs, and any slight color difference won't be as noticeable
616993
I have the same coloring as you and I ordered the #2 dark brown and the color matched so good, my mom and my hairdresser could NOT see where my real hair and the extensions started. Fair warning, order 2 sets to make sure they blend very well. Our hair is very thick and it needs the added thickness for it to look real and not choppy. I LOVE, LOVE, mine. I wish they had the ombre with the dark brown going to blue or purple or pink. I love that look but don't want to buy another product that I probably won't like. The customer service with this company is amazing! I contacted customer service and asked if you can cut the 3 clip pieces and they told me yes, so I ordered 2 sets and I clipped them down to 1 and 2 clip pieces. It gave me the extra fill in around my face that I needed.
2266886
I received a slightly lighter brown than I expected, but it was definitely brunette and not blonde. If this allows personal emails or image links, I'd be happy to provide a picture of me wearing this product.
151443
I wouldn't. I own this product & the colors you see are true to color! I got the Medium Blonde & it looks exactly like my hair. It is very sensitive to water. It seems to fray. So I bought a flat Iron and that took the fraying out. It tells you in the packaging how to take care of it.
2067946
My hair is dark, dark brown and I chose dark brown. Not sure what to tell you but it works for me. Hope this helps.
190714
I got light brown and I have medium brown hair and it did lighten it a little. I think it depends on your hair color.
769676
I don't think this color will work for your hair color. I have dark brown hair and it matches up perfectly! One set was not enough for me because I like thickness and volume.
1294576
I'm actually quite fair with blond hair. I would use an NC20 shade if you go by MAC's range. I quite like the shade of this bronzer and use it with a very light hand. Works quite well for me. If you check out the blog dressed in mint, her favorite bronzer is Bahama Mama and she looks to be a bit more fair than myself. Check out the link, it includes the translator... http://www.microsofttranslator.com/bv.aspx?from=pl&to;=en&a;=http%3A%2F%2Fdressed-in-mint.blogspot.com%2F