Dye hair at home: 4 colors you can easily achieve

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19/ Dye your hair at home: 4 colors you can easily achieve Dye hair at home: 4 colors you can easily achieve

Find out which colors are the easiest to achieve at home (Instagram @arshiamoorjani)

Bet on light brown hair for a classic look (Instagram @mariathattil)

In order not to make a mistake when dyeing hair at home, choose one of these colors! (Photo: Instagram @brihallofficial)

Dark shades of red like marsala and burgundy are easy to achieve (Instagram @andreaschoice)

The easiest way to go blonde is to stick with the dark shade of hair color (Instagram @denimcdermott)

Dyeing your hair at home is not difficult, but it can become a slightly more complicated mission depending on the color you choose. Those who have very dark hair and want to go very blonde, for example, will need a little patience, a lot of attention and care to achieve a good result at home. Still, if you just want to go through a simple transformation to look different in front of the mirror, you can bet on some colors that are easier to achieve. To help you with this choice, Fica Diva has separated some of them below. Check it out!

1) Black is one of the safest colors when dyeing hair at home

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Because it is very dark, the black color has very similar results in different bases, from the lightest to the darkest. So if you're worried about whether it will work or not, this is a great bet. Also, black hair suits different skin tones and is a safe choice. The only issue you need to consider is that black pigments are not so easy to get out of your hair when you decide to change, especially if you go for a much lighter shade.

2) Dark blonde hair is an option for those who want a light base

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The easiest shade of blonde to achieve is certainly the dark blonde. It's often confused with light brown (and we'll talk about it below), but the main difference between the two is that dark blonde has a lighter base and is simpler to cover if you want to change in the future. Dark blonde works best on lighter hair, but it can also be an option for brown hair owners.

3) Light brown is an option for owners of other shades of brown

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Just like dark blonde, light brown is also one of the colors that can be easily achieved by owners of light hair. Because it has a brown base, it is also a great option for those with natural medium, dark or even black hair, as the color can lighten two to three shades of hair with a natural color without the need to previous discoloration. Thus, you get a good result at home and with a simple step by step.

4) Dark red hair usually doesn't need bleaching either

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For those who want to go red easily, burgundy, burgundy and marsala tones are just a few possibilities for dark red hair to bet on. They don't usually need bleaching to achieve — the process may only be necessary if you have very dark hair. Still, it's a simple discoloration, as a few shades lighter are enough to serve as a base for the dark red.