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hair color


Question Posted Monday August 25 2008, 10:45 pm

I dye my hair by the box. My hair is a natural Dirty Blond. However, whenever I dye my hair..after about two weeks the color starts fading to a reddish color. ALWAYS. No matter which color I try to dye it. Its happened with Blond, Brown, Black, any color, you name it, it'll turn red after a little while. What can I do to make it not turn red?

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Faith42 answered Tuesday August 26 2008, 7:41 pm:
Hey, my name is Faith42 !


Try, getting a dye but not to dark it might help . Also, try getting a shampoo for color treated hair.
That , really helps. Get , a good brand . My mother
has highlights in her hair she uses Loreal vive , and Garneia Frutise (sorry for my spelling). That's
what I recommend. Any shampoo that's for color treated hair would be great. Good luck!


I hope I helped,

Faith42 :)

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ellegirl606 answered Tuesday August 26 2008, 1:35 am:
You have to buy dye with ash tones (ie. Medium Ash Brown). Ash tones minimize the red. If you look on the back of the box, sometimes they have a scale from warm to cool. Ash tones are on the cool end of the scale.

You also want to use shampoos that are strictly for your hair color, or ones that deposit a little bit of color in it as you shampoo. Like John Frieda's brilliant brunette, or any other ones like that.

I wouldn't use shampoos that are general and say "For colored hair", because they don't always bring out the color you want. I used to have highlights, but when I died my hair dark brown/black and used a shampoo that said "for colored hair" instead of "for brown hair", my highlights began to come through again, which wasn't what I intended.

Know that even if you dye your hair over, the previous color will always resurface at some point, so you will eventually have to redye it.

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carayotie answered Tuesday August 26 2008, 12:05 am:
Try using products that help preserve your hair color. Here are some examples:

"Pantene’s Color Revival: An excellent line of products at relatively low prices, this line includes mousse and a wonderfully fragranced leave-in conditioner.

Paul Mitchell Super Strong: Contains sunblock to prevent UV damage.

Aveda Color Conserve: Also contains UV blockers. 100% organic.

L’Oreal VIVE Color-Care: Helps hair retain more color. The Color-Care Masque is especially good - It only takes a minute and it makes hair smooth and shiny. "

I took those from the following site, have a click and see what else they have to say! :)

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