How to make dark hair dye fade faster

Hypermommy · Nov 10, 2006, 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by LocaRosa

OOOOH PERFECT! I'm going to give this reply to my sister, she just did practically the same thing to her hair and its a bad hair day Friday for her LOL! We're just lame when it comes to dying our hair I guess.

Thank you Hypermommy!

You're Welcome It seems to only be at a Walgreens store when you do a search for it on google.

I found it at Happy Harry's a drug store that Walgreens took over

Chrissie

http://www.walgreens.com/store/produ...id=prod2180463

PrettyLady · Nov 10, 2006, 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by LocaRosa

I just wanted to post a follow up to this reply. I RAN out and got the Pantene ProV shampoo
<a href="http://www.pantene.com/en_US/products/collection/classic/purify_clarifying_shampoo.jsp">PURITY CLARIFYING SHAMPOO</a> and took a nice hot shower and VUALLA! All the gooky wooky came off! I mean there's still some there but I"m shooting that down tonight!

Thank you PrettyLady, your advise was a stroke of genious! (spell?)

You're welcome, sweetie. Keep Hypermommy and I posted. I'm here to help. If you need me, you can PM me or post your message on this forum.

daniellabella · Dec 3, 2006, 03:30 PM

So here's my problem. My hair is naturally blonde, and I dyed it dark brown back in august. Now it is this weird reddish brownish color, and I don't like it all. So last night I tried to dye it blonde again, but nothing happened at all. The color looks exactly the same. So how on earth can I get my hair dyed back to blonde? Is stripping it the only way? And, I can't go to a salon, I'm just a poor college kid!

PrettyLady · Dec 3, 2006, 08:13 PM

Daniellabella, if you want a decent shade of blonde, minus the orange/red tones, it will require a double process, bleaching and toning. The hair will need to be lightened and then the selected is applied to achieve results.

daniellabella · Dec 4, 2006, 07:42 PM

Ok. Is the bleaching thing like one of those hair color remover kit thingys? And if so, is it a bad idea to do that by yourself?

PrettyLady · Dec 4, 2006, 08:33 PM

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Originally Posted by daniellabella

ok. Is the bleaching thing like one of those hair color remover kit thingys? And if so, is it a bad idea to do that by yourself?

The process I've mentioned is difficult to do by yourself. I recommend the you go to a salon to have your color done professionally.

daniellabella · Dec 4, 2006, 09:36 PM

Darn. Is there any other way to get the color out? I never should have dyed my hair.

BallinBlonde · Dec 5, 2006, 08:15 AM

So I have natural light blonde hair and I never dyed it in my life. But in october I dyed my hair this medium brown by clairol natural instincts. It is a non permanent dye and said it would wash out in 28 shampoos. Well, its now December and its only faded a little bit. My blonde is starting to come through but its taking forever! I just want my blonde back. Is there any way I can get the brown out of my hair and get my natural color back to the way it was before?
Ps. I am in the process of using prell shampoo and am now trying Sheer Blonde shampoo by John Frieda. And I tried dawn dish soap, that didn't do a thing...

daniellabella · Dec 5, 2006, 11:56 PM

And another question, I read on here somewhere about using clarifying shampoo to help fade the color, and I was wondering what a good brand of clarifying shampoo I could use, because I'm just not sure about them.

PrettyLady · Dec 6, 2006, 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by daniellabella

darn. Is there any other way to get the color out? I never should have dyed my hair.

You can try using a hair color removal product to strip the color. Remember that the hair color remover may make your hair look brassy, so you will need to re-color your hair in order for it to look natural. As for clarifying shampoos, try using Pantene Pro-V or Suave Daily Clarifying Shampoo. You will find these at your local drug store.

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