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Shiny red copper
I am a natural brunet with gray roots and did a brown burgundy die it turned a glowing fucia in the gray area and hardly anything everywere else. I tried to bleach it out and even it to put chocolate burgundy and it almost was even all over now its deepshiny fucia red how do I get brown back into it?
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