I dyed my hair bleech blonde and I looks awful I want to put a ash blonde in over top of it will the color?

Question

I dyed my hair bleech blonde and it looks awful I want to put a more natural ash blonde in will the color hold and turn out nicely?

Answer 1

Since the pigment has been stripped from your hair with it being bleach blonde, putting another color on it will hold nicely. Just don't go too dark, since going from dark to light is much harder. :)

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Answer 2

Here's what you did when you bleached your hair... you opened up the cuticles in the hair and removed the color in the hair, now that you want to add a color into it, it should hold nicely with just a 10 volume and your desired color. a 10 volume will deposit color without lifting color and since you already got rid of the color you should have little problem in getting the desired color.

Answer 3

i used to have dark brown hair and had to circulate blonde like a became into until now which became into very mild. i went to a salon and have been given an entire head of highlights put in which immediatly made my hair blonde you may infrequently see the brown in it besides the undeniable fact that i then placed bleach on it to make it an rather mild blonde this made me hair very dry and injury off alot meaning my hair became into no longer growing to be the two as a consequence i had to circulate to the salon and function a brown colour placed directly to repair my hair. My suggestion is to have finished head highlights. sturdy look.

Answer 4

hell no it won't turn out nicely if you put ash on bleached hair I guarantee you you will end up with puke green hair, but good luck with that

Answer 5

go to the hair dresser, seriously, you'll only do more damage to your hair by putting a dye in!! you could seriously end up with half of your hair breaking off i kid you not.

Answer 6

omg, pllllllllllzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz noooooooooo! oh my lord that will look terrible!!!!! sorry, but dont, go with more of a contemparary color, ya know, like a brown or black.

Answer 7

Don't try to correct it yourself...you will just make it worse. Go to a professional.