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Question Posted Monday December 11 2006, 9:35 pm

for a couple months ive been dying my hair lighter with one of those dying kits you can get at a pharmacy, and now i want to get the color out and go back to my natural color...i dont want to try and dye it back though becuase i have no idea what my natural color is anymore, and i dont want to spend a lot fo money...


any ideas?


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martinikiss answered Wednesday January 10 2007, 12:15 am:
First try to wash your hair as much as you can.
Let the dye fade out a bit.
Then try to find a dye that's as close as your natural hair color as you can remember.

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sevenmilliondown answered Tuesday December 12 2006, 12:33 am:
Alright, other than waiting it out and allowing the lighter dye to fade so your natural hair color comes back - here's what I did.

My hair is brown, and when it's in it's natural state it's several different colors of brown.

I dyed my hair an "intense auburn" color - it was nice, but I was tired of dying and re-dying my hair due to how fast it grew out. It would go from this dark, rich reddish-brown color to funky-light red.

So what did I do?

I had my mother go buy me the most basic brown she could find (now, mine turned out to be mahogany, and it has a slight red tint to it, but it also kept changing from red back to brown from looking so odd.) My brown was also a little darker than my natural hair color - that way when it started fading out it looked more natural.

It worked for me, I hope it works for you.

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