any advice plssss???

Question

my hair is close to brown color...
b4 6 months i've changed it to black
it was amazing .. but now my hair has grown so it became 2 colorrs ( ugly)
then ive highlighted it so ofcourse the black color didnt change , but only the original brown.... so it became more ugly..

my quesyion is if i can remove the color totally in a saloon then i'll color it allll once...they'll use chemicals in that..
will it hurt my hair.. ? how bad is that for my hair? i really dont know what to do... note: my hair is not so strong.. and it is dry..
i am white so what color will be the most sutible for me?

Answer 1

You should grow it out and it should'nt hurt your hair that much.

Answer 2

I would say when you have changed your color so many times in a matter of months it could do some damage.....Go to a salon and tell them what all you have done.....They will give you some ideas....at the same time ask what shampoo you should start to use (that you can buy in a store vs. the salon since it's so expensive unless you can afford it) to fix the dryness you are having.....My hair is very thin to but recently started to use the Pantene Pro-V Full and Thick Shampoo and it has made a big difference...My hair is still thin but looks and feels much thicker than before....

Answer 3

Girl,

I would just give up. I messed my hair up REALLY bad when I was 17, so I got it cut short (like 2 inches all over) and started over. The first color I had was a highlight and that's it was years later when I was 25.

I would have my hair cut really short and just go natural for a few years. My hair is now so healthy that I can't stop touching it! Also, I would spring for the expensive salon shampoos if you aren't already doing it. I love the Sebastien line.

Answer 4

If you go to a salon they can correct the color without stripping it. And a good salon won't damage your hair.

Also, Aveda makes a shampoo and a conditioner with a stain in it that evens out your hair color when your roots start growing in. You could try the Black Malva conditioner to try and even out your hair tone.

Good Luck!

Answer 5

well if you want it all black again, then you should just keep up with touchups around the roots. if you want it make to orginal brown or to a different color you have a few options: go to a salon and get your hair "stripped" of the black. i think it's pretty bad for your hair though... or you can wait for it to grow out and chop off the black, you could go for a new short-hair style look, it's becoming more popular... then you can dye it once you have no black left...

hrm, well use a good shampoo/conditionar for a few days to help it become less dry and avoid straighteners/blow dryers if possible.

if you want a different hair dye color, go with whatever you want. either go back to your orginal color or go with a werid color like red or blue or whatever you want, lol.

Answer 6

What is wrong with you? I don't know your age, but its not a good idea to abuse your hair at any age. LIke eyes, they are not naturally replaced.
And what will you do when the hair grows again? It will be 2 colors again! Its a vicious cycle.. better by far that you crop your hair so only the natural brown shows, and then stay away from coloring..

Answer 7

Ok first- understand that doing any much more to your hair is damaging already. Your best bet is to have a professional blend in colors using whats already there- since layering highlights and lowlights can work with whats already there. Being white isnt enough- you also have to take into account your eye color and your skin tone.

Answer 8

what their going to do is strip all the color out but if you use a boxed color let your stylist know because if you don't she could really make a mess with your hair.yeah it's going to damage your hair and leave it brittle but the only other thing you can do is go all black again then let it grow out.

Answer 9

buy a black die, The non chemical type ( the one you mix water and the powder) Do over the area.
Since your hair is dry, use a conditioner, when u dry yur hair use baby oil.

Answer 10

go have a color correction done............they will probably want you to do some protein treatments or a week prior to your appt....I would have it done I have been there and know what your talking about ...they had me do protein treatments first for a week .....essential by matrix. protein packs...omg it worked wonders on my hair...it fills in the protein that's been taken out due to the chemical processed damage...they can get you back to a good color of your choice ...good luck..

Answer 11

if its been more than two weeks since you've highlighted your hair then your ok...I have dyed my hair since I was in the 8th grade and I graduated high school in 1991 so its been awhile and my hair has done just fine...go to a stylest that you trust and explain what your problem is they can help you dont worry you'll be fine