Stripping Hair Color
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Feb 11, 2015
Lama K.
I was wondering if anyone had any professional knowledge and experience on stripping away hair color. I have like 4 different colors in my hair and want to neutralize it and re-dye it 1 color. I will not do this myself, don't worry!! I just wanted to know more about the process and how it damages the hair. do you think there is a better way to get rid of so many hair colors?
Thank you all in advance
Feb 12, 2015
Julie F.
I know they sell things box dyes at the drugstores to strip color... Not sure if you're looking for something more professional. Have never used it before but it might be worth researching! Good luck :-)
Feb 13, 2015
Meggin R.
Try a baking soda lift to suck the color out to avoid damaging your hair.
Feb 13, 2015
Shaye M.
Baking soda is as damaging as bleach lol.
Feb 14, 2015
Emma A.
She's not asking how to do it she's going to a professional. She's wondering about the process.
Feb 14, 2015
Lama K.
LOL Thank you emma.
all opinions are appreciated, I don't mind...I'm just going to visit a few salons and talk to the stylists before I do anything I'll regret later.
Feb 15, 2015
Emma A.
I think stripping involves opening up the hair and removing all the pigment out so it is a damaging process. However I don't think it is really bad unless your hair is already in a bad state. I'm sure the hairdresser will tell you if trial can't be achieved.