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  • Nov 12, 2006, 05:43 AM
    IckleShar
    Help, hair has turned to dark when dying
    Helpppppppp!!

    I have a dilemma, I dyed my hair last night and was meant to come out dark brown and its turned black!! Ekk

    Does anyone know anything that I can put on my hair that will make it fade a bit as I have to go to work tomorrow and don't want a ribbing.


    Shar

    Xxxxxx
  • Nov 12, 2006, 07:58 AM
    adrian_guitar56
    Go back to the store and ask for a lighter colour and dye over it
  • Nov 12, 2006, 04:23 PM
    PrettyLady
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by IckleShar
    Helpppppppp!!!!

    I have a dilemma, i dyed my hair last night and was meant to come out dark brown and its turned black!!!! ekk

    Does anyone know anything that i can put on my hair that will make it fade a bit as i have to go to work tomorrow and don't want a ribbing.


    Shar

    xxxxxx

    I've answered a simliar post a few days ago. This member had the same hair problem as you. I hope this thread helps.

    https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/beauty...air-41605.html

    But, if you want to fade the color, try using Prell, dandruff shampoo or a clarifying shampoo with very warm water, it will help fade the color faster.
  • Nov 14, 2006, 05:33 PM
    pumibel
    If you try to use a lighter dye on the dark hair it won't work- follow Pretty Lady's link !
  • Nov 17, 2006, 10:02 AM
    MikePetrizzi
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by IckleShar
    Helpppppppp!!!!

    I have a dilemma, i dyed my hair last night and was meant to come out dark brown and its turned black!!!! ekk

    Does anyone know anything that i can put on my hair that will make it fade a bit as i have to go to work tomorrow and don't want a ribbing.


    Shar

    xxxxxx
    You could try using dish washing detergent soap... I would begin on the ends of your hair (where it is probably the darkest) This is very clarifying (read: stripping, damaging) so be sure to leave a deep conditioning masque (think Kerastase Masqueintense or Uans) on for as long as possible to replace the moisture...
  • Nov 17, 2006, 06:48 PM
    pumibel
    There are a lot of threads with people horrified by their dark dye jobs! I know not everyone is flattered by brunette hair, but it's winter- dark hair isn't so bad this time of year, and it is nice and shiny! I like that Ava Gardner/ Audrey Hepburn allure...

    It is a lot less damaging to embrace the dark hair, too.

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