Last Year I Recently Put Honey Blonde Highlights In My Hair With Textures And Tones Permanent Color . Now I Want To Dye My Hair Black And Put A Couple Of Strikes Of Honey Blonde In The Front. Is It Okay?

Let me just say this; If you color your hair with the black and then try to put the blonde streaks in it you are going to find out that you can not do that because color will NOT lift color. If you try to put the blonde over what you have already colored you will end up with red highlights at best. Depending on what brand you have used. Also, if you are really going to do this at home,"which I do not recommend", then at least do not use Nice & Easy brand color. It has a metallic base and will never come out of your hair. You would have to cut all the colored hair off if you ever want to get rid of it. I say, go see a pro and pay the money to have it colored the proper way. Believe me, corrective color will cost you at "least" triple of what you would have paid to have it done by a professional, if you screw your hair up. I specialized in corrective color for twenty years. If you screw up, then you will have a hard time finding a stylist who could correct it and if you do find one, you can plan on spending at least 3 to 5 hours to get your hair to a color you can live with. The stylist may not even be able to give you what you originally wanted, depending on what you have done to your hair and the brand of product you applied.

...Please don't. Just. Don't.

Yeah you can do it. Put the honey color on the regrowth of where you and your streaks, since the ends are already light you may only need to apply the color there for the last five minutes. Separate the streaks with foil and apply the black to the rest. If you try to dye it all black and the lighten to the blonde it will be very brassy and orange!

Yes, its perfectly alright if you dye your hair again this year. They say at least a gap of 6 months is necessary for re-dyeing the hair. And the combination you have mentioned seems awesome. So I would say go for it!.