dying hair?

Question

i havnt dyied my hair is about 4 months. mostly because i want it to be healthy but my brown i died it has turned into redish brown and you can see some of the blonde that i used to have plus you can see my roots there dark brown. what hair dye is the best for dying hair brown,when it comes to lasting color and not damaging hair, or is there anyway i can get out all the dye out of my hair, so i can have mynatural color back

Answer 1

Unless you want to shell out a lot of money for a professional color you're going to have to do the follow. First, you need to find a hair color with a violet base to even out the yellow and orange tones left from coloring your hair blonde. This is determined by a little "V" being in the color number. For example, black hair color may be Black 1 N. The letter following the number determines the color base. You need to color your previously colored hair with that, not the fresh growth of hair, also known as virgin hair. Once you've toned and colored that hair as above, you'll want to wait a few weeks more to give your hair recovery time. I recommend Tigi BedHead Dumb Blonde conditioner to aide your hair into having less breakage. Over the counter colors are normally harsh on the hair but in my experience Feria is the least damaging of all, followed by Garnier 100% color.

Answer 2

The only way to go back to your natural color is either let the existing dye grow out (which takes a long time) or strip the haircolor from your hair and dye it your natural color, which is very damaging. I suggest you visit a salon and get the advice of a professional.

Answer 3

dye it your root color, not you "natural color" because that changes over time. then let it grow out so that it can become healthy again.
in the mean time, by a good straightner. Preferably go to Sallys and buy a curlmaster with a temp. dial on it. also buy something with shine in it.. bed head, charles worthington, some type of oil. take your time and slowly flat iron your hair, when you are dont put a little shine into your hair. NOT too much because it will look oily. This will make it look healthy.

Answer 4

Hi there! I would highly recommend doing a cellophane treatment on your hair. Basically this is a semi-permanent shine and conditioning treatment that you can have done with a tint. So for you I would recommend doing this with a brown tint. It won't last as long as permanent dye, but is wonderful for your hair! If you do want permanent then stick with something without ammonia. Herbatint makes wonderful all natural hair dyes.

Answer 5

Before trying anything new use a color& perm shampoo treatments so taht you dont futher damage you hair.Try head and sholders to try to remove the colur from your hair thats already in it,becasue head and shoulders does that.Dying you hair is a risky buisness unless not done perfessional even then you take chances.If you ca come to a over all resolution get it fixed professionally.

Answer 6

try asking kelc and try using reveln dye and why is every blonde turning brown just to fit in......I mean im naturally brown and i had to go through the stage where blonde was on a nd brown was out and didn't take any shortcuts like you. Just stay blonde.

Answer 7

they actually do make permanent hair dye remover (which proves even more that permanent doesnt mean forever...) there's lots of different brands that make it. i used to work at a store that sold about 4 different kinds. but i hear they really kill your hair (no personal experience). so be careful... my advice is to go along with everyone else that answered and go to a professional.

Answer 8

you can either go a cheap route or the more expensive route..cheap route is get natural hair match according to the color you want at any drug store/grocery store..or you could go get your haid done someone where were they give you highlights and low lights until you are satisfy with the color you are tryign to reach

Answer 9

just dye your hair back to it's natural color, when it grows out it will look similar

Answer 10

go to a hair dresserrs and ask for advice on this issue(or just call one)...but i think "stripping" your hair will work... its a long process and some what expensive.... have to get it done professionally... good luck.