i need hair dye help :]?

Question

okay. my hair is currently blonde in the front
and brown in the back. here's a picture:
http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/1594/hpim1094hr6.jpg

my roots are showing alot now
in order to do them over, i have to bleach it again, and I don't want to risk my hair falling out
because it was bleached 31/2 times
i was thinking about dying it all black
and leaving it likt that
my natural hair color is close to black, so i'm not worried about it looking bad on me
i want to know, if it would be a good decision to go ahead and do that
or if i should just bleach the blonde part over again.

Answer 1

Put yourself at peace...dye it purple. ;]
Haha jk. Dye it all black and leave it like that...it's a good idea.

Answer 2

I wouldn't dye it black but go one shade lighter than your natural color. Otherwise it looks fake.
The bleached area of your hair will accept dye without a problem.
But stay within the brown ranges.

But coal black hair shows root regrowth faster then you end up looking like a skunk no matter what your natural hair color is.
But going with a shade lighter than your natural color will make the root growth look normal. All natural hair has darker roots. It's the sun and elements that lighten your hair naturally as it grows.

You can still re-bleach your front if you want to. Just make sure you use the proper bleach to keep it from getting damaged.

Answer 3

It will be better at the end to dye it a shade close to your natural color because bleaching it over and over again will damage it and split your hair even more. and also it will dry it out, when you dye it a darker color it will actually moisturize it more than doing the opposite, so go with your natural hair color. ;)

Answer 4

ok first off contrary to what the chick above me says.... if you color it black it will not turn green.. black has a violet base so if anything it will have a purple tint.. now the filler would be a good idea IF your hair has no porosity..which means if its fried and feels like gum basically... bc without a filler the color will slide off and you will get a brown color that will just get lighter with each shampoo. but..i personally had alot of blonde in my hair..and i colored it black and it came out beautiful..so you probably have nothing to worry about.. just do it.. just get it done professionally... i recommend... CHI Black with a 10 volume peroxide

Answer 5

DO NOT PUT BLACK HAIR DYE over your blonde bleached hair....it will turn green or discolor it badly that you will have to get it cut off. if you want to color over the blonde...and close to your own color....you need a "FILLER' (by clairol....try sallys beauty supply) this protects it from over oxidation and overcoloring. i am a hairdresser.listen to me...before you end up with a mess.....
good luck.....go to a salon you trust and ask their advice....usually free....then decide if you want to risk it yourself.or let the pro handle it.....i opt for the 2nd. choice.....!

Answer 6

well if u put a black or dark brown dye in it will help condition your hair more, and since its your natural color it will be nice, so thats what i would do. but iff u want to say a lighter color then u could go to a salon and see if they can blaech it so its less damaging.

Answer 7

try not to dye or bleach it because when i bleach it and i go to the pool, it turns green!, it might not happen to you but dye or bleach it asap and then leave it that color and let it grow out.

Answer 8

jsut dye it all black so that it can grow out w/o it looking bad, then when you have a head full o fnew natural hair, consider bleaching it again

Answer 9

you could just let it grow out. DONT BLEACH YOUR HAIR! it is dangerous to do that way more than once. you could get a hair dye that doesnt need bleaching or dye it black, your choice.

Answer 10

i copper mohagany will do. don't you any bleach. just you what is given to you in the box. revlon has a nice copper mohagany high dimension!! iits ok if you high grows out. you get a shakira look. leave it until it grows out 1 inch only.