Does this hair style exist?

By Rikashiku. 27/11/08, 10:52 am

I'm hopnig for a dye that doesnt make the hair thickness blue. but make like a aura blue around my hair :)

Like a light but its not in it.

I dont make sense sad

But if you get it, can ya tell me if it is possible to make :)

By Static. 27/11/08, 10:53 am

Fibreoptics? Photoshop?

By whirlgirl. 27/11/08, 10:54 am

You mean like when the light hits it it's blue but your hair isn't actually blue?

It does exist if thats what you're asking. Very Happy

By **JVCA**. 27/11/08, 11:24 am

All I can think of is a tint, which is what Whirlgirl described. Is a picture example possible?

By Rikashiku. 27/11/08, 01:40 pm

whirlgirl wrote:: You mean like when the light hits it it's blue but your hair isn't actually blue?

It does exist if thats what you're asking.

Eggsalad

Yes that is exactly what i mean. i dont know if a picture of this style exist though sad

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How can one do this? :)

By whirlgirl. 27/11/08, 01:55 pm

I knew someone who had hair like that.. with the blue tint. His sister was a hairdresser. You can buy the dye or get it done at a hairdresser.

I'd advise you to talk to a hairdresser about it first.. they should know the prices and can be of a lot of help in deciding. Then you can look around at other prices and make a decision based on that. Who knows maybe you might even go back to that hairdresser. Very Happy

By Rikashiku. 27/11/08, 02:09 pm

Hmmm TGIF.

I will give it a shot! hopefully it can work before FEbuary because my head will be shaved sad

**Guest** Guest

If you wanted a blue aura of hair, your could just dye the top layer of hair, and then hair-spray up that top layer. Similar sort of technique to streaks, which I've never managed on myself but are easy enough on another person. Depends what colour your hair is now how well just dying it blue will work though - if it's blonde you're away laughing.

By Rikashiku. 30/11/08, 07:07 am

WHeeeeell my hair is black in the dark but light brown in the light.

So brown?

**Guest** Guest

Then it depends on the blue Very Happy

Bright blue, if you're going to be in good light might work out ok. Or bleach the bits first. But in that case make sure you've got someone who knows what they're doing. If you screw up dye, you can always just dye over it, but if you screw up bleach all sorts of nasty stuff can result. Including, if Sitcoms are to be beleived, baldness.

By Rikashiku. 01/12/08, 01:43 pm

.....Now im ascerrd of bleach.

Maybe i'll stick with very bright blue :)

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