QuoteReplyTopic: re-coloring advice Posted: June 21 2007 at 10:48pm
here's the background - I'd been dying my hair red for 3 years, I recently dyed it back to my natural level 2 dark brown. This was maybe 2 weeks ago? I used a semi/demi. Since then I've noticed I misseed a few spots (no I dont' mean red undertones, I expected those and like them, but I litterally missed some spots) and I was wondering if it would be too soon to re-do it? My hair is in good condition healthy no damage to speak of, but thinning from a chronic health issue so I don't like to risk the strength of the roots.
I've done it on myself with bleach, so you should be able to do that. It depends on how long you want your hair to be and if the color is semi, demi, perm etc, because the damage does add up.
A more healthy way to do it might be, if it's only a few spots, to color only those specific spots and cover with foil for the processing time.
I agree, just do the spots you missed (I'm assuming they are on your length, not your scalp so much, so thinning from the scalp is not too much of an issue for this). I'd do them soon while the color will still match. Since you were red for so long your hair will be porous and if you wait the color may start to wash out and be harder to match if you only do the spots.
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thanks! I think I might go through with a highlight techique, the the spots that I missed. Makes sense to just get those, I duno why I didn't think of it *doh*
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