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Jun 25, 2012
Laura J.
So I've bleached my hair twice about six months ago (with color B4, it's a little bit different hair color remover) from black brown to medium brown. I haven't dyed my hair since that, but a few months ago I put a medium brown toner to my head and of course it turned out black... Luckily I was able to fade it away with some hot-oil treatments. Currently I've been using some color masks and conditioners but they don't stay long in my hair and now it seems that I have to dye my hair because the color looks so weird. So what do I do? Should I go to the store and buy a semi-permanent color? It has a 3 % peroxide so it's kinda strong for the damaged hair... Can you help me please?
Jun 25, 2012
Laura J.
Should I try henna?
Jun 26, 2012
Laura J.
okaay so no comments, well I just dyed my hair with a semi-permanent hair color and of course it turned black. again. yay. from this moment on, I'm going to the hairdresser. ugh.
Jun 26, 2012
Michelle A.
I see your hair is kinda damaged at this stage. After using the color masks and conditioners, your hair looks weird, you should have bleached it again (damaging I know) before dyeing it again unless you're going to a darker shade. Since I can't help you because you already dyed your hair like you said (I should have came on earlier and I might be able to help you, or maybe not haha), maybe it's better now for you to just focus on repairing it than going to the hairdresser so soon? Because it can be expensive for treatment/dyeing that's why I always do my hair myself at home. Although I'm not a professional hairdresser or anything but I think I know enough to do it myself. Haha yeah, very risky.
Jun 28, 2012
Laura J.
Thanks Michelle :) Yeah currently I'm just focusing on repairing and NOT going to dye my hair alone ever again when they're this damaged.
Jul 3, 2012
Laura J.
Thanks Tina :D
Jul 3, 2012
Dannielle L.
If you fried your hair (probably by using to harsh a bleach) it's going to be very porous and not really respond well to anything. I agree with Tina, focus on repairing it - at least six months of no colour treatments, and very little heat treatment!