Hair dye Help!

x06Sallyx06 · #1 Oct 9, 2006, 01:09 PM

hi
i really need help! i died my hair on the 7th october the colour said natural darkest brown my hair origionally is dark brown but i had blonde put through it so i wnted 2 go bk to dark brown however. my hair is that thick i have to use 2 colours to cover it i washed it out 10 minutes early as i thought it was too dark and it was its jet black! and its awfull im quite paled skin aswell the worst of all is because my friend did i who has no experiance i have light brown patches all over my head! iv bin to boots superdrug wilko tesco and sainsburys looking for hair color-removal products but cant find them any where iv got a wedding to go to on the 14th and need it sorted by then i have £150 saved up as i am only 16. ive had blonde on my hair before and it hasnt made it dry atall. Iv bin told to wash my hair with washing up liquid and hot water iv now done 8 washes and im just about to do another 3 and nothings happening all i want is mediam brown hair will it ever go back because of the patchiness? ive also bin told that if the hair dressers bleach it and then put brown hair dye on it it will go orange i just dont no what to do everyones laughing at me and its really getting me down

please please please help asap x

PrettyLady · Oct 9, 2006, 09:22 PM

Sweetie, I recommend that you go the salon and have them do a color correction on your hair. The stylist will pre-lighten your hair and then apply your desired color without making your hair orange. The hairstylist can also use a higher strength developer with your desired hair color to achieve the color you want to have.

x06Sallyx06 · Oct 10, 2006, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by PrettyLady

Sweetie, I recommend that you go the salon and have them do a color correction on your hair. The stylist will pre-lighten your hair and then apply your desired color without making your hair orange. The hairstylist can also use a higher strength developer with your desired hair color to achieve the color you want to have.

ok then thankyou for getting back to me so soon how much do you think it would cost? im soo scared it will go wrong

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ami4 · Apr 8, 2007, 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by x06Sallyx06

hi
i really need help! i died my hair on the 7th october the colour said natural darkest brown my hair origionally is dark brown but i had blonde put through it so i wnted 2 go bk to dark brown however. my hair is that thick i have to use 2 colours to cover it i washed it out 10 minutes early as i thought it was too dark and it was its jet black! and its awfull im quite paled skin aswell the worst of all is because my friend did i who has no experiance i have light brown patches all over my head! iv bin to boots superdrug wilko tesco and sainsburys looking for hair color-removal products but cant find them any where iv got a wedding to go to on the 14th and need it sorted by then i have £150 saved up as i am only 16. ive had blonde on my hair before and it hasnt made it dry atall. Iv bin told to wash my hair with washing up liquid and hot water iv now done 8 washes and im just about to do another 3 and nothings happening all i want is mediam brown hair will it ever go back because of the patchiness? ive also bin told that if the hair dressers bleach it and then put brown hair dye on it it will go orange i just dont no what to do everyones laughing at me and its really getting me down

please please please help asap x

if you want to get colour out quickly use head & shoulders as its strong and will help strip the colour off your hair

Batista1712 · Apr 11, 2007, 04:15 PM

I put a permanent hair colour in my mums hair with is quite grey originally light brown.
I put in a colour called Almond Dark Blonde. The result is dark brown. We were after the colour on the box which is completely different, much lighter. How can I lighten mums hair or what colour could I put over it to lighten it considerably.

Hoping you can help me.
Thanks.



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