When you first see magenta red hair color, you might be amazed at the striking shade that looks far from natural.

However, this is exactly what makes red hair color so appealing. For women who want some diversity in their lives and hope to make a special impression, this hair color is a wonderful choice that beats all the natural auburn and blonde hues.

Magenta red hair color is not easy to achieve and hard to maintain. However, many people are ready to go to great length in order to keep their hair shine the very special way only magenta hues can produce.

How to Achieve Magenta Red Hair Color

If you are ready for the magenta hair color quest, you need to start with the basics. If you have dark hair, you need to bleach it. Yes, there is no other way to make the magenta color settle incorrectly. When you use bleach to lighten up your hair, you need to be ready for the not-so-quick results. No matter how powerful the bleach seems, you can’t change black to white in one step.

Girls with dark hair need to go through the bleaching process twice. However, the second bleaching can only be done after about 7 – 10 days so the hair is allowed to rest after the chemical attack.

Before going forward with magenta hair dye, think about the consequences. Perhaps you want to start with temporary semi-permanent magenta dye to get an idea of how the color will suit your appearance.

Temporary dyes last for about a week or so depending on how often you wash your hair and how porous it is. Semi-permanent magenta hair dye can last for about 2 -3 weeks before losing its shine.

If you can’t find the perfect magenta hair color you are looking for, you can mix several shades together. This can easily be done at home but the professional advice is always welcome. Perhaps your first magenta dyeing should be done in the hair salon.