QuoteReplyTopic: Dyeing bleached blonde hair darker. Posted: August 18 2005 at 10:04am
I think there's a Sally's in Warrington, near IKEA...that's what I've
been told yesterday anyway. You'll be able to find a map of how
to get there on the web.
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I'm from the UK too, and there are Sally's stores over here. They're all over Scotland anyway, so surely they'll be all over.
If you can't find one of them, try Salon Services with is another Uk professional hair supplier. Still if you have no luck ask a hairdressers where they buy their products from!! They are in most towns so you should find one.
These places also give very good advise on what to use, just go in and ask for filler etc and they'll find it for you!!
Also i forgot to add,that because i want a
semi-permenant doesn't that mean that it would wash out? and that i
could dye it blonde again if i wanted too?
.....and also Longhairdreams-whats Sallys? as i'm in the UK.
Thanks again.
I'd reccommend something like L'Oreal Recital Preference or L'Oreal
Excellence Creme because they are reccommended on the actual Super
Blonde bleach kit for use after bleaching. That's what I'm going
to use anyway :)
I was told to definitely NOT use Feria on the back of the box too.
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I looked up protein filler for hair in the UK under Google and nothing came up
Try Lock-In Blonde in your search. I got mine at Sally's, but you can purchase it online and have it shipped. I only went a few shades darker than the platinum I had, but it worked perfectly to add pigment into my hair before coloring. I had no green/grey at all in my ends. They matched the roots and crown area perfectly!
When you search....it will give a description of why/when/how to use it.
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She's absolutely right.If you can go to a beauty supply store first then buy a protein filler.Leave it on for 20 minutes before you dye.Then the color will lay evenly over your hair.Your hair can take on that grayish look cause your hair is very porous from the blond.But the protein filler will remedy that
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dont use a semi permenant color, use a DEMI permenant color. Basically buy a color from a beauty supply store and use a 10 volume devoliper. It's deposit only, so it'll be less harsh for your hair (also better quality then the box colors at the store)
Also, how light is your bleached color, and how dark do you want to go? If your going from very light to very dark you will have to build the color back up to keep it from getting a washed out grey look.
Now if your going from say this color
to THIS color
then you wouldnt want to color straight to that, especially because bleached hair is notorious for soaking up color unevenly. You would want to first dye it something like this color
first. When you remove color, you need to build it back up if you want to go darker again, or it'll turn out funny. I cant tlel you how many times Ive heard "help, my hair is grey/green/purple" because they didnt build the color back up.
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Also i forgot to add,that because i want a semi-permenant doesn't that mean that it would wash out? and that i could dye it blonde again if i wanted too?
Thanks :)
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The feria that comes in a box is horrible to try to get out,plus its permanent.Which I remember you saying you wanted a semi-perm.Sally's is a beauty supply store here in the states that sells professional products.You can go darker quite easily.Just be careful as even a semi/demi permanent can hold like permanent.Plus it will be much harder to get back to platinum if you decide you dont like it.If you wanted to go back you would have to strip out the dye and then bleach and tone.It can be done.But I'm sure you aware it will be much harder on your hair to go back after going darker.Good luck in whatever you decide.
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And just to add i would stick to dye from sally's, or if you dont have a sally's around.Robert craig makes wonderful dyes which are alot less stressful on hair.I'm no hairdresser but have alot of experience dying hair.I've tried tons of different brands.And I wish I had never used box dyes.
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please dont use feria.especially not on your bleached hair.It is one of the hardest dyes ever to get out.Most people cant even get it out with colorfix.Any color you put on your blonde is going to hold strong.You can dye your hair brown no problem.But it will be alot harder to get back to blonde if you do so.I wouldnt reccomend feria,ever! not unless you dont mind waiting for the color to grow out.
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Can i ask if you know this from experience? Was your own hair bleached and then you put l'oreal on? Also with this dye,can you definatley bleach over it again if you wanted to in the future?
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