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Orange Lace and Knots

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Topic: Orange Lace and Knots
Posted By: ShowStoppers
Subject: Orange Lace and Knots
Date Posted: March 26 2008 at 9:13pm
CrySexi, I just sent you a PM but anyone can help me. I tried to be grown tonight and use a new coloring kit which turned my lace and knots orange. What can I do?
 
 


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Posted By: Asia35
Date Posted: March 26 2008 at 10:15pm

Bump for you...I used Breh's suggestion to bleach my knots and I'm Thankful the lace didn't  turn.

Posted By: ash8419
Date Posted: March 27 2008 at 5:38am
Bumping for you too!!! I would like to know what to do also if this happens to me too.

Posted By: sexibeach
Date Posted: March 27 2008 at 6:55am
try the rit's dye remover DIP! and/or color remover that you can purchase at the drug store to remove the orange coloring from the lace..and then you might have to get a rits color pen to make the lace a color closer to your skin to match for you..

Posted By: ShowStoppers
Date Posted: March 27 2008 at 9:21am
Sexi, i just left the drug store as you stated I purchased the rit dye remover and some rit color tan, am I able to use the rit tan color for the lace instead of the fabric pen or will I be doing too much

Posted By: soulie
Date Posted: March 28 2008 at 4:53pm
I used the Nice and Easy Root Touchup Kit to re-darken my roots when I overbleached.  It has nice little brush which makes it easy to just get color where I want it.

Posted By: sexibeach
Date Posted: March 28 2008 at 5:03pm
Originally posted by ShowStoppers ShowStoppers wrote:

Sexi, i just left the drug store as you stated I purchased the rit dye remover and some rit color tan, am I able to use the rit tan color for the lace instead of the fabric pen or will I be doing too much
 
yea lovely lisa did this with her units before using the tan color you might wanna pm her..
 
and Soulie yes that root touch up works when the bleach gets pushed thru the hole to the roots to dye them back..

Posted By: ash8419
Date Posted: March 28 2008 at 6:10pm

Originally posted by soulie soulie wrote:

I used the Nice and Easy Root Touchup Kit to re-darken my roots when I overbleached.  It has nice little brush which makes it easy to just get color where I want it.

Good tip!!

Posted By: Walk Softly
Date Posted: April 03 2008 at 9:34am

I remember reading somewhere, that the orange is a result of the bleach/lighter color not being left on long enough.  In this case, you would have to reapply a bleaching solution that is blue based or cool toned and leave on until the color lifts totally off.  Then you can use Soulie's tip of re-darkening the roots with a touch up kit and a mascara brush. .  .just be careful not to get the darker color on the lace or knots. Use vasiline to protect the Knots.  And be sure to deep condition to avoid breakage at the knots.   Just one more suggestion, hth!  Smile

Posted By: griff
Date Posted: April 03 2008 at 1:02pm
The root touch up kit will def. work for the knots

Posted By: mslady
Date Posted: June 22 2008 at 5:17am
I, too, tried to be grown and bleach the knots myself.  Angry

Now I'm off to the store to purchase rit dye remover.  Then cocoa rit dye. Wish me luck ladies. 

Posted By: mslady
Date Posted: June 22 2008 at 5:18am
Originally posted by griff griff wrote:

The root touch up kit will def. work for the knots


Elaborate please.  Do you apply the dye from the touch up kit on the lace, knots or the hair in general? 



Posted By: Divavocals
Date Posted: June 22 2008 at 10:56am
Originally posted by Walk Softly Walk Softly wrote:

I remember reading somewhere, that the orange is a result of the bleach/lighter color not being left on long enough.  In this case, you would have to reapply a bleaching solution that is blue based or cool toned and leave on until the color lifts totally off.  Then you can use Soulie's tip of re-darkening the roots with a touch up kit and a mascara brush. .  .just be careful not to get the darker color on the lace or knots. Use vasiline to protect the Knots.  And be sure to deep condition to avoid breakage at the knots.   Just one more suggestion, hth!  Smile

This is very true.. It's a common mistake that newbies to bleaching make.. They see the hair going through the color transition, panic and rinse the bleach out too soon.. When bleaching dark hair, the color transformation goes through a few color transformation stages.. Orange is ONE level on the way to the blonde end of the color spectrum (which is what you want to achieve when you bleach knots)

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Depending on how dark your hair is naturally, your underlying pigment could range from rusty orange to pale yellow.

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Posted By: Divavocals
Date Posted: June 22 2008 at 10:59am
Originally posted by mslady mslady wrote:

Originally posted by griff griff wrote:

The root touch up kit will def. work for the knots


Elaborate please.  Do you apply the dye from the touch up kit on the lace, knots or the hair in general? 


A touch up kit is applied only to the roots..

I prefer to buy the hair color in the bottle and creme developer and apply with a highlighting wand. This way I can mix only what I need.

Either way, you want to be careful to not apply the color to the knots. Bleached hair is more porous, and will GRAB any color applied to it very easily..


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Posted By: *Mrs.Hoyle*
Date Posted: June 26 2008 at 12:05pm
So u put it to the roots ONLY for how long? I thought u was supposed to bleach the knots....Embarrassedlike, inside the cap...::tiptoes out due to embarrassment::

Posted By: Divavocals
Date Posted: June 26 2008 at 2:27pm
Originally posted by *Mrs.Hoyle* *Mrs.Hoyle* wrote:

So u put it to the roots ONLY for how long? I thought u was supposed to bleach the knots....Embarrassedlike, inside the cap...::tiptoes out due to embarrassment::
LOLLOLLOLYou do only bleach the knots, but on occasion the bleach may "creep" further into the root area of your unit than you may like.. So when this happens you would touch up the roots to restore the color..


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Posted By: sexibeach
Date Posted: June 26 2008 at 4:10pm
THANKS DIVA I'M GOING TO BE ADDING THIS TO THE NEWBIE THREAD Clap


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