QuoteReplyTopic: Does bleach at home (the kind you use on clothes) work on your hair? Posted: December 27 2004 at 11:00pm
do not bleach your hair with clothes bleach your hair will disintegreat i mean it will completly diapear. a lady on this forum tryed it on the hair she cut of her head and it was all gone from the cup she put it in in about 10 minutes so dont put bleach on your hair
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yes please no more chemicals. ok if you want somehting new, then get a very short and cute hair cut. a pixy look or something. you have a brand new hair stlye to show off and then you can have you beautiful blonde hair back.
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Others have told you already - don't do it. I understand the reason why you wanted a change and why nobody understands you wanted it in the first place.
Should you want your natural colour back ASAP, there's only one (harsh) cure: cut it. The shorter you go, the more painful it is, but the quicker you'll have your natural colour back. Your hair looked wonderful but after 10 attacks with dye on a mere 5 (?) months, it is undoubtably overtreated. Maybe the realisation that your long hair is damaged helps a bit to swallow the bitter pill. In any case, indulge your hair with a lot of keratine rich conditioners (they do cost more than regular ones), don't blow dry, don't use alcohol based gels that will dry your hair out even more, be very gently on your hair combing, washing and brushing and don't colour it for the coming months.
Next time, first look for a good professional hairstylist, then talk with her/him, then dye. A lot of people think DIY is cheaper, but in your case unfortunately it wasn't. Keep in mind hair is very fragile: colouring and perming uses agressive chemicals that change your hair, ends split very easily, ...
Hang in there, stiff upper lipp and such and look at it as something that made you stronger and wiser. And in a few years, you'll tell this story laughingly to new friends.
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Oh my god, your hair was SO beautiful! Why did you do anything to it in the first place? Alright, I'm not here to make you feel bad. But please follow Sophie's advice and consider a haircut. The more you cut off, the closer you'll be to getting the bad color out. Good luck, and please never color your hair again.
NO! Do NOT use clothes bleach on your hair! Sorry for yelling, but in my young teen days I tried it because I wasn't allowed to dye it, and you get MEGA crispy damage and crayon yellow hair. To go lighter, you really need the base dyes in the dyes made for hair to get a natural looking tone. Anything without that (like bleach or hydrogen peroxide) just gives you very unnatural looking yellow and tons of damage.
Perhaps your best bet is to try color depositing shampoo (you can get it at the beauty supply shop, and it looks like opaque paint in the bottle...translucent ones won't do anything...then use it every time you wash). You can get red and brown and mix them to get an auburn color that may look more natural. It won't be the blonde you want, but it will help it not be yellow until it grows out...then just wait. If it's this damaged I wouldn't suggest doing anything else too it. Oh, and DON'T try henna either, with all the bleaching you've done that would give you permanent blue-green hair (I wrote about my experience with that one somewhere on the bloopers board).
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Ok I have a story of everything I've done to my hair over this past summer. First of all I'm naturally blonde, and I have fair skin and blue eyes. I thought brown might look nice for a change, so I dyed it light brown. I kept that for about 2 weeks. Then I decided to go darker. So I then dyed it dark brown but it looked almost black. I thought it looked really bad, so I bought some highlights for dark hair. I used them, and it turned my hair a brassy medium brown colour. After a while it started to fade to a reddish colour, so I dyed it dark brown and eventually got used to it. Then in late August I wanted to have it light again. So I bought this stuff that removes all colour from your hair, only it turned mine a very light orange, and it was white at the roots. So I dyed it medium blonde, but it stayed this yellow color. Like when people with really dark hair dye their hair blonde, it has that yellowy look. So I got it coloured profesionally light brown, then got highlits. But it didn't look right with my skin and eyes and everything, so I bought highlights at the store. Only when I did that it turned orange. It looked horrible. So I dyed it light brown and it finally looked alright. So my hair lady won't highlight it because she thinks it's too damaged. She did to the very top layer, but it's too dark yellow looking. You could probably guess that my parents won't let me do anything else to my hair, because they spent so much money on it all. But I really just want my blonde hair back! If I use bleach, the kind my mum uses on clothes, only on the top so I won't do it all, will it work?
This is what it looked like back in June before I did anything to it. This is the natural colour
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