She might have been the one to make this trend explode because she was the first to rock rose gold hair.A tamer version of pink hair, rose gold hair is a beautiful mix of blonde and pink that mimics precious metal after which it is named.Whether you are a brunette looking for a big change or a blonde just adding that rosy hue, you will definitely turn heads with rose gold hair.
Step 1: Purchase the correct supplies.
If you have dark hair, you need to lift the color.The rose color will not show up on brown hair if you have Platinum hair.Before you can do anything else, you have to reach a golden color.You can buy a kit at the store.Your instructions may be different depending on the kit you use.It is highly recommended that you go to a professional if you are going from dark brown to blonde.You will most likely achieve an orange color before getting close to blonde if you bleach your hair at home.If you can shell out a little more money to go to a salon, it may be worth it.
Step 2: Gloves and an old t-shirt are required.
A powerful chemical called bleach can ruin clothes and sting your hands.It's best to wear clothes you don't care about while you're doing this, and protect your hands with plastic gloves.Take extra care to keep your workspace clean.Your bathroom rug or hand towels can be ruined by bleach.
Step 3: Take your developer and bleach.
The bleaching kit that you purchase will contain both of these, as well as mixing tub or bottle to mix them in.Shake the bottle vigorously to thoroughly mix the 2 products, or use a brush to mix developer and bleach in the mixing tub.It is ready to apply once it is mixed.
Step 4: You should clip your hair.
If you want to coat your hair with bleach, you need to work in small sections.You can use claw clips or duck bill clips to section your hair.It's a plus sign to split your hair down the middle.Before you apply bleach, make sure the sections are clean.It is easier to work with hair that is tangle-free.
Step 5: The bleach should be applied right away.
The back sections are where you begin.As you do this, it is important to work efficiently.It may seem odd, but you will be doing the opposite of applying bleach to your hair and roots.The bleach should be applied to the ends of your hair.Your body heat causes your roots to bleach faster than the rest of your hair.The dye has more time to sit on the rest of your hair if you apply the bleach to your roots last.You need to completely saturate each strand of hair.It is important to have a game plan before you bleach your hair.
Step 6: The bleach should be put on your hair according to the instructions.
It is important to read the instructions that come with your bleach kit.When you believe your natural color has lifted enough, you can rinse your hair and keep an eye on it.Once the bleach is out, wash your hair.
Step 7: If necessary, repeat this process.
If you are beginning on dark hair, your hair may be a bit yellow or orange after 1 application.A bleach kit can only lift your hair a few shades at a time, so you may need to repeat this process in a couple of days.If you have never colored your hair before and it is healthy, you can bleach it twice in a day if you don't use a high strength developer.If you haven't achieved a flawless white blonde color, it's okay.You will apply your rosy dye once you achieve a golden color.Hydrate and repair your hair with a deep conditioner in between bleach sessions.It's better to use less bleach on your hair.
Step 8: If you want to tone your hair, use purple cleanser.
You can skip this step if you are happy with the color you achieved.If your hair was dark before you bleached it, you could end up with an orange or yellow color.You can wash your hair to remove brassiness.Allow it to sit on your hair for a few minutes before rinsing and applying a conditioner.If you are getting your hair done by a professional, they may apply a toner instead.
Step 9: You can purchase the dye of your choice.
You can find a variety of dyes at your local beauty supply store or online.If you layer any pink dye over your golden hair, you'll be able to see the difference.Depending on the intensity of the color dye you choose, you may need to pick up a diluter as well.A diluting hair dye will give you a lighter, more pastel result.You can purchase a pink dye from the Pravana Chromasilk Pastel collection.
Step 10: You need to section your hair.
You can coat your hair with your rose dye by splitting it into sections.It is possible to section your hair into a bottom, middle, and top layer.Use claw or duckbill hair clips to hold sections out of the way.You may need to create more sections if you have thick hair.
Step 11: You can apply rose dye.
Time is less critical because there is no bleach involved.If you want to be rose gold, you need to thoroughly coat every strand of hair.You can either rub the product into your hair or use a dye brush to apply it.Ensure you get every piece by brushing the section out to distribute the dye even more.
Step 12: You should let the dye sit on your hair.
The more intense the final color, the longer you let your dye sit.Keep an eye on your hair as you check the instructions on the dye.After time is up, wash your hair.If your hair was light, you don't need to dye it.
Step 13: Limit the hair washes you do.
Your rose color will change a bit when you wash it.If you love the color and want it to last as long as possible, try to skip as many washes as you can.Don't worry, it's not necessary for you to neglect your hair hygiene.If you want to keep your hair looking fresh, purchase a dry cleanser.
Step 14: You can add rose dye to your conditioner.
Every time you wash your hair, the unnatural hair dyes wash out.Add another tube of the dye to your hair conditioner if you want to keep your rose gold hair intense.Allow your conditioner to soak into your hair for a few minutes when you shower.Every time you shower, the rose gold color will intensify.
Step 15: You can wash your hair.
The cuticle opens when you wash your hair.The dye in your hair is washed out when the cuticle opens.You can help keep that dye locked in by limiting your washes to cold water.Cold water will minimize the dilution of your rose gold.