Dyein Mi Hair Back Black? Yes Or No.

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Sara J.

Feb 19, 2013

Sara J.

So I dyed mi hair honwy brown nd it was nice at first then it started to break off so I looked it up if you dye yer hair black it will grow. nd mi natual hair color is black so I'm nt sure if I should dye it back or not please help!

Nataly G.

Feb 19, 2013

Nataly G.

No

Nataly G.

Feb 19, 2013

Nataly G.

Just cut your hair and condition it its breaking off because your overprocessing it dying won't make it better, if you dye your hair black your going to end up needing bleach to get black out I don't recommend you do this unless you want black hair for a long time.

Amanda C.

Feb 19, 2013

Amanda C.

Try a deep conditioning treatment.

Kristina M.

Feb 19, 2013

Kristina M.

Anytime you dye your hair it's very damaging,so I think if anything dying it black would make it break off even more!!Also black is a very hard color to change..I was having the same issue a few months ago&the 3min miracle in the pic is the only thing that worked&it smells so good.Also I always rinse with cold water,makes it shiny!!

Sophie M.

Feb 19, 2013

Sophie M.

NOOOOO it's breaking because you dyed it so harshly. Deep condition it, and definitely get a protein treatment!! DO NOT dye your hair black, ever. It doesn't come out shiny like natural black hair, it comes out flat and matte looking, it is also impossible for it to fade really. If you want to try black that will maker your hair better, color it using manic panics's "raven" color. It is a non permanent dye and it conditions your hair as it colors. It is a black color and it will actually be shiny.

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