How can i dye my hair magenta red without bleaching it?

i really want my hair to be magenta red...this will be my very first time on dying my hair..the only way my mom will let me dye it is if i don't bleach it...she thinks it will damage my hair BIG TIME and i really really REALLY want it that color!!! PLEASE HELP ME!! :(

IS MAGENTA PINK OR RED?????????

Magenta is a lightish pink color, considering your hair has never been damaged by color and is a light natural color whenever the color will fade it will fade into an even lighter pink and eventually dissapearing over many months

Is it me or is the guy in Covert Affairs hot!?

Ex-Xander from the daytime soap General Hospital guessed starred in USA's Covert Affairs. He looks much older and he has a bread talking with an accent. Is it just me or is he totally hot, loved his part in this episode would love to see him more in other shows. Ladies what do you think?

If baby dies at 6 months because umblical cord was around neck what do they do with baby after labor is induce?

they are going to induce labor,but what happens to the baby afterwords? is it developed enough for a funeral or do they dispose it and how?

How to dispose of broken long-life light bulbs?

Long-life light bulbs are supposed to be environment-friendly, but surely there is a problem disposing of them - they contain mercury - particularly when they break, which must be a statistical household reality?

Different ways to dye hair magenta?

i have light brown hair kind of like a dark blonde and i bought magenta hair dye to do some sort of streaks. do you have any ideas what i can do? i would dye the back part magente or streaks on the side i just want an idea of what would look cuter. Pictures would be very appreciated:) thank you

I am about to have an anxiety attack and I don't know what to do..?

Our brains and chemical distribution can change as we age, suddenly kicking over into a stage we are not used to. I can tell you that I myself like to follow more holistic approaches to regulate mood, but if you feel your efforts aren't enough it may be time to seek professional help. I would highly suggest cognitive behavioral therapy and researching how anxiety works. Anxiety is triggered more so by thoughts rather than an initial physical response. I do know it can be crippling and hard to get control of, so given what you have tried you may need some outside help. Just remember that you are in control either way, so try doing stuff to distract you and make you feel better. Drink a lot of water and try to think of positive things like good or kittens playing with yarn or something. In any case, do your research online about cognitive behavioral therapy because it has been shown to help with very complex psychological and emotional problems. I have anxiety attacks that make me feel like my throat is closing, but I try to calm down, exercise, and realize that it's the fact that I'm freaking myself out and I'm actually okay in reality. Good luck.