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Bad dye job
I am a natural brunette and have been adding blonde highlights to my hair for a couple of months. It became too expensive at the salon so I decided to dye my hair back to my natural color (or as close as I could get) and let my roots grown in. Unfortunately for some reason light golden brown became deep red. I am mortified and I have read a few posts about prell shampoo but is it okay to use on hair that has already had dye in it before the bad dye job? Please help!
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Remember that dark hair contains red pigment in it, and if you apply a permanent color on dark hair, it will result in a red or orange shade. Prell won't remove the unwanted color, it will slightly fade your hair. If you want a light golden brown shade, minus the red tones, you would have to pre-lighten your hair and then apply the desire.
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