Can I dye my dark brown hair blonde by using highlighting product all over it?

I've used Revlon Caramel highlighting system before (I think that was the color, I'd have to check to make sure) and I've used it twice and I love the color. Could I use it through all my hair to dye it blonde, or would that look bad? Has anybody ever done this before? I personally like the color, I just wanted feedback and ideas before I try it out.

Can I dye my dark brown hair blonde by using highlighting product all over it?

mmmm, if the color works on your some of hair then you could always try it all over. When you go lighter and mess up...it's wasy to cover back up with a dark brown....

Make sure you wait it out through the orange stage...it will eventually get to the blonde! Don't wash it out too soon.

Can I dye my dark brown hair blonde by using highlighting product all over it?

i would n't put it all over!! It might end up being to much. just go heavier on the highlights, that way you still have deminsion.

Can I dye my dark brown hair blonde by using highlighting product all over it?

OMG!!!! you will probably look like a horrible mess of leopard print and brass blonde!!! My advice is either go gradually lighter over a span of MANY moths, or seek professional advice. (IE: GO TO A SALON)

Can I dye my dark brown hair blonde by using highlighting product all over it?

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