What Not To Do With Dyed Hair, To avoid fading
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What Not To Do With Dyed Hair, To avoid fading| Messyhair |
Posted: Jul 14 2006, 06:20 AM
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1250 - 1499 Posts - Flower Bands  Group: 1250 - 1499 Posts - Flower Bands Posts: 1,420 Member No.: 121 Joined: 23-September 05  |
Hi all!
I've decided to let my natural color grow out again, but the contrast between the dyed hair and my natural roots is very pronounced. I'd like tips on how to make the dye fade like mad so the colors blend a bit better. In other words, everything that's normally avoided on dyed hair. :D Any ideas are appreciated! |
   
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| Tap Dancer |
Posted: Jul 14 2006, 07:17 AM
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600 - 699 Posts - Hearts Bobby Pin  Group: 600 - 699 - Hearts Bobby Pin Posts: 674 Member No.: 136 Joined: 6-November 05 |
I've heard that washing with dandruff shampoos can help fade the color faster. I don't know if it's true or not. This may only work on freshly colored hair.
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| Messyhair |
Posted: Jul 14 2006, 08:35 PM
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1250 - 1499 Posts - Flower Bands Group: 1250 - 1499 Posts - Flower Bands Posts: 1,420 Member No.: 121 Joined: 23-September 05 |
It's worth a try. I'm willing to try just about anything.
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| SchnauzerMom |
Posted: Jul 15 2006, 12:52 PM
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1250 - 1499 Posts - Flower Bands Group: 1250 - 1499 Posts - Flower Bands Posts: 1,435 Member No.: 167 Joined: 19-March 06 |
I have no advice because I've never colored my hair, been tempted to but never did. I always thought dyed hair had to just grow out, I didn't know it would fade. Would washing it more often make it fade faster? :mellow:
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| Messyhair |
Posted: Jul 15 2006, 04:25 PM
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1250 - 1499 Posts - Flower Bands Group: 1250 - 1499 Posts - Flower Bands Posts: 1,420 Member No.: 121 Joined: 23-September 05 |
Yup, it sure will. I wash daily anyway, so I always have fast fading. I've been using regular shampoo and conditioner, not the stuff for color treated hair. It's getting a bit closer to my natural color at the root, but it gets steadily darker toward the ends. Poop.
Today I thought of swimming in chlorinated water... maybe it will end up green, but it shouldn't be so red any more. I'll just use some swimmers' shampoo and conditioner to keep the green cast away. |
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