Help, I just dyed my hair light brown by Loreal Feria. Only my roots took the new color. What should I do?

Question

My beginning hair color was very dark brown. I need even hair color. Should I rinse over it or redye it?

Answer 1

So the rest of your hair is still very dark brown? Yeah, the same thing happened to me.
Here's what you should do:
Buy a decolorant. Loreal has a Perfect Blonde decolorant that is great. Put that through.
Then put through a basic red colour. This is to help the brown grab. If you just put a brown straight over decolored or blonde hair, it will turn green.
Finally, put through the colour you want your hair to be.
Don't wash it for as long as you can, after you've put the colour through. At least 48 hours, so that your hair can take the colour.
If you don't think you can do all of this yourself, you can go to a hairdressers, although they will charge high prices. And they'll do just what I told you to do.
PS: use a moisturising shampoo and conditioner, and put a nourishing treatment/mask through your hair once a week. Colouring will damage it.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Help, I just dyed my hair light brown by Loreal Feria. Only my roots took the new color. What should I do?
My beginning hair color was very dark brown. I need even hair color. Should I rinse over it or redye it?

Answer 4

some at home colouring kits will turn out like, 3 shades darker than stated on the box. u wouldn't want to re-dye it again since too much dyes will damaged ur locks and make it frizzy but if u feel like it's really that bad then wait about 1 month before re-dyeing. use shampoo and conditioner for coloured hair and intensive hair mask twice a week and rub a bit of olive oil every night before u sleep this time, girl, go to a salon for touch-ups or get a dye in brown cos it might turn up darker in the mean time, embrace ur new colour.. offset the blackness by using hair accessories in dull colours. bright colour like fuschia or white will only acentuate the blackness

Answer 5

Option 1: Head to the nearest salon and they can fix it for about $50.

Option 2: Buy lots more dye in different shades and redo it yourself.

Your natural hair color is probably lighter than what you *have* been dying your hair. When your roots have grown in and you attempt to return to your natural color or go lighter than your normal dye your roots will be a different color.

Go back to a darker color and/or go to the salon.

Answer 6

your roots just took in more color than the rest cause its virgin hair. i use that loreal feria and it always does that to mine soon as i wash it off. it ill look great in a couple of days or maybe like a week. dont redye it just wait and you will see the results =]
trust me.

Answer 7

I would buy another box only slightly lighter than the first....and then apply it with a toothbrush(using very small amounts). this will even it all out!!! My roots did the same thing before... My friend tolfd me to do this and my hair turned out better than origially planned...
I wouldnt jusy dye over it again or it will really damamge ur hair(unless its VERY healthy to start with)

Answer 8

get it professionaly done because the dye isnt strong enough to lighten the color you had before. your natural hair color/roots are easier to dye. get it professionally done or go to a cosmotology school... they do it for pretty cheap good luck!

Answer 9

if you have blonde hair that will naturally get bleached by the sun in the summer. There has been this guy in my class who also had golden blonde hair that was a medium brown near the bottom part. When he came back to college after summer vacation, it was nearly platinum blonde!

Answer 10

you should try to re-dye your hair, but be aware of the fact that every time you dye your hair it'll get even more damaged than before! So be sure to take extra care of it!