Can I dye, highlight and use semipermanent hair color in the same week?

Question

I am trying to even out a bad color experience....can I use the semi permanent dye to cover a bad dye/ highlight job??

I have already been to a professional....she put brassy orange highlights in to "correct" the bad dye job...

Answer 1

Yes, but it would be good to use a protein treatment on your permanent dye job to rebuild your hair structure a little bit before you place any product on top of it. As your hair is probably pretty weak and or dry right now. Semi-permanents have no ammonia or peroxide so you risk no damage.

You've recieved very poor advice so far on this forumn. You've done a double hair process with the permanent dye and it will damage your hair even more by removing the color with another chemical process.

Answer 2

This is a horid habit to get into. If you don't want to go to a salon (which is always your best bet) stick with a semi permanent dye. If you like the color, go to a perminant. DO NOT die your hair more than once in a week. A good period of time to stick to is 3 months. If you get something you don't like, wash your hair twice a day. Also, don't go too drastic your first time. If you think you might like red, go a suddle red, then when it washes out go a little bolder . . . do this until you find what you like. If you ruin your hair by dying it too much, you'll find you're going to have to wait a lot longer to get the look you want if you fry it.

Answer 3

in case your hair is highlighted and colored in between the foils. you are able to be ok. reckoning on the peroxide aspect they use and in the journey that they continuously %. up an identical products of hair that became foiled previous so that you dont get damage

Answer 4

You should really go to a stylist. Trying to even something up yourself is just not smart.

Answer 5

heck no!!! get a hair color remover-clairol has one for about 5 bucks!