my roots are peroxide and the rest of my hair is darker can i dye it again darker blonde today?

Question

i only dyed it yesterday but i cant go out with kind of peroxide roots and dark blonde hair. i plan to go darker blonde, how much will this damage my hair?

Answer 1

Go ahead and dye your hair again, however make sure you leave whatever in long enough to get your hair lighter, and when you wash it leave the conditioner in for 5 minutes and for 2 more weeks after make sure you leave the conditioner in for 5 mins or so after that so it keeps the hair healthy. Hope this helps:-)

Answer 2

The best advice is for you to dye your hair as close to it's natural colour and let the dyes grow out. In a couple of years, when you only have natural hair, don't touch dyes again. The peroxides destroy the roots, burn the scalp etc. etc. As you get older, your hair will thin out. Men go bald naturally and in a uniformed manner but women go bald from peroxides. The bald patches are very random and usually mean regular trips to hairdressers to hide the patches. This can start happening as early as the late thirties to early forties. By the time a woman reaches her late fifties, she is wearing wigs to hide the baldness. It's not worth it when you consider that you could have a healthy head of natural hair, throughout your whole and yet you are willing to destroy that to create a false appearance for the sake of others. Go natural and stay natural!

Answer 3

well it would depend on how many times you've dyed it already.
But if it's not often then you should be ok. But what I don't understand is how you only have peroxide roots and the rest of your hair is dark blonde? Why didn't you do it all peroxide?