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hair dye q.
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i dyed my hair a while ago and it went reaaaaaly dark, nearly black (was spsd to be med brown i think) i decided to wait for it to fade cos i figured nothing would cover it with it been so dark. so i washed my hair with head and shoulders (supposed to make hair dye fade) and dyed my hair again. it had lightened a fair bit, and although you could see my roots there was a massive difference. dyed it with light brown dye i think. my roots from before i dyed it are now really noticable and im guessing the same things gonna happen if i dye my hair again.
what can i do other than stripping it?? i cant afford to get it done at hairdressers either.
what can i do other than stripping it?? i cant afford to get it done at hairdressers either.
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then it should all be one colour, t'is what i did...i was medium brown (with blonde roots) so i did my roots then re-did the all over colour (plum)
my mate did what you did, she's nearly black...needed her roots doin but fancied a change so got mahogany...needless to say her hair stayed black and her roots went red haha
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think thats usually only if ya using the same colour..for example, if you usually use loreal chestnut....got roots and wanna do it loreal chestnut again
because if not, no matter now much longer you leave it on ya roots, it wont be the same colour as the rest because you're dying two different hair colours
thats my experience anyhoo
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Well yeah, I thought it would be a given if it's two different colours it's going to turn out differently. Simple logic.
well yeah thats what i was saying
your suggestion of leaving it on longer would only work if she was using the same colour dye she's used previously (so i gave another suggestion) ..........tis what i said...non?