28/ Dark marsala hair: 15 photos of the color and dye tip to use
These 15 photos of dark marsala hair will inspire you to bet on the color! (Photo: Instagram @kaylamadonna)
Dark marsala hair is perfect for a radical and modern look change (Photo: Instagram @naturally.sunny)
You can achieve dark marsala hair color at home with global coloring. Know which paint to use (Photo: Instagram @lindsayliem)
Dark marsala hair has a brownish base and slightly purple highlights (Photo: Instagram @hairhecker)
See how dark marsala hair makes the look modern and stylish (Photo: Instagram @american_salon)
Dark marsala red hair suits fair, brunette and black skinned women (Photo: Instagram @beautiful_by_natalie)
To achieve dark marsala hair at home, the tip is to bet on a dye with a dark brown base and intense red reflections (Photo: Instagram @jaelenmitchell)
Dark marsala hair color can be achieved without bleaching (Photo: Instagram @beauty.byrachel)
Dark marsala hair needs special care after the transformation (Photo: Instagram @co_deee)
See which dye to use to achieve dark marsala red hair at home (Photo: Instagram @cantigerhair34)
You can bet on dark marsala hair with highlights, smokey roots or global coloring (Photo: Instagram @beauty.byrachel)
diva tip
Violine 3.66 Cor&Ton
ExploreDark marsala hair has everything to be your new look. The color is stylish, modern and daring, right to go beyond the basics. Purplish highlights stand out in the color, which can be more intense or soft, depending on your base tone. To encourage you to bet on that dark red nuance, we've put together 15 photos of dark marsala hair and dye tips to use in the transformation. Check out!
Dark marsala hair: all about the modern and stylish color
Marsala red hair is one of the darlings of lovers of red hair and fantasy colors. It is between burgundy and purple, usually with purple reflections standing out in the color, and it can be more open or darker. That's where the dark marsala hair comes in: this version of the nuance is also rich in purple reflections, but it's very closed. If your natural base is very dark (dark brown or black, for example), the color can be even more closed and sober.
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What dye to use to achieve dark marsala hair?
There are many ways to achieve dark marsala hair: with smokey roots, with highlights and with global color. The latter is the most suitable for those who are going to dye their hair at home, as it does not require any specific professional technique and the step-by-step application of the dye is simple and easy to follow.
As for coloring, not always the nuance that will give you the desired result (in this case, dark marsala hair) will come exactly with the name of the color you want to achieve. Therefore, it is worthwhile to be guided by the numbering and example photo in the ink box. Want an example?
The nuance 3.66 Violine, by Cor&Ton, is perfect for achieving dark marsala hair. That's because it has a dark brown base, which is represented by the number 3, and has intense red reflections, represented by the two numbers 6 - whenever the number that is after the dot is doubled, it means intense reflections.
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How do I know if dark marsala hair suits me?
Dark marsala hair color is very versatile. Precisely because it is more closed, it matches many skin tones and can be a good color bet for white, brunette and black women. However, there's nothing better than checking the result even before applying the hair dye, right, diva?
For this reason, we recommend that you use Teste Sua Cor, the platform of Fica Diva where you can see how all the nuances of Cor&Ton will look on your strands after the transformation. Just select nuance 3.66 Violine, which we recommend for you, and upload a well-lit photo with loose locks or open your cell phone camera to take the live test.
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How to care for dark marsala hair and prevent fading
Divas who like red hair probably know that this shade tends to fade easily. Therefore, it is essential to follow a capillary schedule focused on keeping the red hair alive and shiny. The first step is to bet on a post-chemical treatment line to prevent dryness after coloring, as dry hair loses color more quickly.
Complement the schedule with a hydrating and a nourishing mask, rich in vegetable ingredients that promote shine and well-sealed cuticles. Furthermore, it is important not to wash the locks in excess - once every two days is ideal - and always use a combing cream with UV filter and thermal protection so that the sun's rays, flat iron, dryer, diffuser and/or babyliss don't fade the wires.
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