Copper/ginger Majirel shades or henna (caca rouge), dying soon help!

[Mipsie123]

Hello,
I would love advice on achieving the following shade.

I love that it is a dimensional colour, a gingery- very bright red but with yellow/copper tones
(The last image is a bit more one dimensional red but thought I'd add anyway).
I was wondering about a mix of majirel .. posiibly 7.44 and 8.43?
other colours relevant could be 8.34, 7.34, 8.4, 7.40?

Your advice on how best to obtain this would be soo much appreciated.

I have also read ALOT into using Henna, after multiple strand tests (on top of bleached 40vol hair) I have found LUSH Caca Rouge to be very bright orange, so maybe a mix of this and caca marron.
The plan if I use henna would be to lighten all hair from a dark brown using 40/30 vol and applying colour on top. I know this is permanent but seems like it could be a better idea for my hair's condition rather than having to majirel /add peroxide to it every time I want to refresh colour.
The Hanna doesnt really fade and there would be no more damage after the one time bleach up, then root touch ups.
What are your opinions on how henna looks, I have read so much about how it leaves amazing shine and condition, but henna also brings to mind dull shades and frizz!

ANY ADVICE ON THIS MUCH APPRECIATED, THANKS!!!

 

[babychops]

Are you a hairdresser? X

 

[Mipsie123]

I'm experienced colouring, but I'm not a qualified hairdresser.

 

[Mipsie123]

Your advice would be welcomed all the same! Thanks

 

[deanosnana]

Hi Mipsie, if not a qualified hairdresser, we shouldn't give colouring advice. There is too much that can go wrong. Thank you for understanding.

 

[ColourGirly]

My advise is do not under any circumstances apply 30/40vol bleach then apply henna. Go to a professional hairdresser who is trained in colour correction to advise you on how to achieve these shades in the salon.

 

[Mipsie123]

Hi, Thankyou for your replies. Colour girly- why do you say so, I have heard it can turn green but it is pure henna, it shouldn't have reacting chemicals in it?

 

[Mipsie123]

Hi, could you advise on how best to achieve this colour? Thanks in advance! View attachment 67558

 

[Dondon90]

I can't see the pic.
What's the natural base? Coloured or virgin?

 

[Mipsie123]

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=r...st.com%2Fpin%2F527061962611872866%2F;736;1008

 

[Dondon90]

Are you a hair pro Hun? Doesn't say on your profile

 

[Mipsie123]

Dark brown base, a few older lighter highlights on top

 

[Dondon90]

Sorry but the only advice I can give would be to go to a salon and have a consultation with an experienced colour technician. Dont attempt it yourself or you could do a lot of damage

 

[babychops]

You've already asked this question and already been told we cannot advise you anything other than to go to a salon as you are not a professional x

 

[Noodle]

With apologies Mipsie123 and as stated above, our hair professionals are not permitted to give detailed and/or technical advice to those who are unqualified.

The best advice we can give is for you not to experiment with home colouring and to visit a local hairdresser for a consultation. Alternatively, a college where trainees are under supervision.