QuoteReplyTopic: dying on top of dyed hair Posted: March 11 2006 at 9:06pm
My hair was dyed blue/black months ago, and I want to redye it with L'Oreal Color Works Red dye.
My natural hair color is very dark brown almost black. The dye is grown
out until just above my ears from there down it is just faded but still
there. My hair is short and spikey so it is not much longer below my
ears. Here is a picture of me so you can see. It is an older one when
the dye was freshly done, it is much more faded now. Same cut though.
So if I use this hair dye on top of my hair without doing anything else
to it, what will happen? Will there be a definately line where it is
grown out? Will there be a gradual fade? will it look awful? I am all
for weird hairdo and colorings and combinations but I am just wondering
if it will look stupid?
If I try it and it does look dumb I have a black dye I can just use,
but I guess that is my other question...can I use the black dye right
away or will that ruin my hair?
Please help!
I am new, thanks!
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For an even look, if most of the color is grown out, then go for a bit shorter cut to get the rest of the black out, or wait a few more months until it's all grown out.
You could also Colorfix just the ends, but the color won't be the same, at least I don't think it will.
Again a strand test will help and will save you from dyeing and redyeing.
FYI, you can dye right away after you dye, as long as your scalp can take it.
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