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You should be able to apply it right away. However, because you most likely still have some open cuticles from the blonding process, you may get some fast fading of your pink color. My suggestion...

As a professional hairstylist, I suggest having your hairstylist fix your color for you and give your hair a deep conditioning treatment. If you insist on doing this yourself, you will most likely...

Just as joypulv said, shaving will always grow back right away. Besides her suggestion, you can also have your brows waxed or threaded at a reputable salon. Tweezing, depilatories, waxing, and...

First, what is your NATURAL color (the color that grows out of your head without any color/bleach)? That will make a difference in the results. Also, if you can live with the strawberry blonde...

Because your hair was colored blonde in the first place, your hair is probably more porous than normal and should allow for quick fading. Try shampooing up to twice a day for up to a week with dish...

It sounds like you used a product with properties to counteract gold undertones. A gold toner or color depositing shampoo with golden tones can help counteract that purple/gray color.

There is always a risk of residual hair color staying in the hair, even after 28 shampoos. It depends on the health of your hair and the properties of the hair color. If you are afraid of it at...

First, I'd like to say (as a hairstylist) that until you know the fundamentals of hair color, you should probably have a professional color your hair (or fix mishaps). With that said, my suggestion...

Hair naturally has red, orange, and gold undertones. If you use a color that is the same level or lighter as your natural color, you run the risk of pulling those undertones out. Coloring your hair...

This is a tough situation. I would suggest going to a professional hairstylist for this one. You can have many problems arise from trying to correct this at home. However, if you choose to handle...

Coloring your hair is the only option for gray hair. I would definitely suggest consulting a professional hairstylist to do your color for you, though. Too many problems can arise from home...

Oh... and please do not listen to the person who suggested black. Black will make your fair skin look sickly.

I'm not sure exactly what you are asking. Are you unhappy with the blonde color with the highlights? Are you trying to do this color yourself? Why do you want a change? I would always suggest...

First, I'd like to say (as a hairstylist) that until you know the fundamentals of hair color, you should probably have a professional color your hair (or fix mishaps). With that said, my suggestion...

I'm confused as to whether it is breaking off or falling out. The two have different solutions. If your hair is breaking (there is still a hair left, just a shorter piece), then you may be...

Without seeing your hair, and just based on what you said here, I would offer this advice: "Ash" haircolors tend to have a purple or blue base to them. Many types of gray (or "non-pigmented") hair...

You say you are around people you know such as friends and a boyfriend. Are these people insulting your appearance as well? If so, you should look into getting involved with a new group of people. ...

Continuing to lighten your hair will certainly cause a lot of breakage. I would suggest a toner to get you to a "normal" color again, even if it isn't exactly the tone you were looking for. STOP...

I would not consider missing your ex as cheating on your spouse. I would, however, consider it cheating if you were acting on this feeling, such as calling, texting, emailing, or seeing your ex. If...

Putting hair color over hair color makes it darker as a general rule. Try having highlights put in to bring it back up to a lighter shade.

First, make sure that she sees her doctor to rule out an underlying medical condition or hormonal imbalance. Then, I would find a product containing about 5% minoxidil and use twice daily on the...

There is really no such thing as "getting the artificial hair color out of your hair and going back to your natural hair color". However, there are ways to fake it. It is also not a "cheap and...

I am very glad to hear you will be going to a salon! Start small. Try darker lowlights first. If you like them, get more and/or darker ones next visit, and so on. (If you aren't keen on them, they...

Color on top of more color goes darker every time. If you are touching up haircolor, don't pull it through the ends every time. Every time you color, the color should only go on the previously...

You may not like what I have to say, but I truly believe it is the only way to get the best result without making a major headache for yourself. Go see a professional for both! I know you said...

Hair color on top of hair color only goes darker. Hair "dye" cannot lift other hair "dye" to a lighter shade. Find a professional hair stylist to have them achieve the desired look you want without...

"Henna" is a curse word to hairstylists. It is difficult to deal with, and rarely does well with other types of hair color. It's worst trait is that it is a "natural" way to color hair. See a...

Sounds like you chose a hair color that has a green base. Some "neutral" and "ash" colors will have a green base to counteract the natural warm undertones in human hair. Since you have been...

If the red you have now is a deeper or darker red, you cannot use a color to achieve the result you want. Color on top of color only goes darker. I highly suggest a professional hair stylist to...

What brand of color did you use? How long did you let the color process? Did you use a color seal following the color? As a stylist, I will always suggest letting a professional color your hair. ...

I completely 100%! As a hairstylist, I can say that most of the suggestions on this post will only cause more damage to your hair. Have a stylist with a good color reputation fix it for you. And...