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    Posted: February 10 2002 at 6:31am
I have black hair (Although sometimes it looks brown) and I want to dye it lightish blonde. How light can I go without damaging it too much and how do I reverse the damage? Can I dye black over it anytime I like like you can with unnatural dyed? Who here has dyed blonde hair? How do you do it and do you have pictures?

Also, my hair is messy and keeps curly up at the end, especially at the back ends. It makes me look like an 80`s reject. I really want to straighten out. I`m growing it out, will they get weighed down if my hair gets long enough?
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Originally posted by Vineman the Excellent Vineman the Excellent wrote:

I have black hair (Although sometimes it looks brown) and I want to dye it lightish blonde. How light can I go without damaging it too much and how do I reverse the damage? Can I dye black over it anytime I like like you can with unnatural dyed? Who here has dyed blonde hair? How do you do it and do you have pictures?

Also, my hair is messy and keeps curly up at the end, especially at the back ends. It makes me look like an 80's reject. I really want to straighten out. I'm growing it out, will they get weighed down if my hair gets long enough?

Going from a very dark colour like yours, to blond is going to be tricky. You need it bleached to get the blonde and thats going to be very damaging. I wouldnt recommend making that sort of colour change, you can`t reverse it! If you do choose this, to make up for it, you will have to care for your hair very carefully, using intensive conditioners, colour protecting shampoos, and making sure that you cut down your use of electric appliances which can fry your hair. If you skip this advise your hair will look lifeless dry and will just hang there. Seriously consider other options.
If you have longer hair it can sometimes weigh down any curlyness, and if the curls are short they will bounce up. This only works for curls on the top though because the weight from the bottom is pulling them taught, on the bottoms you should clamp strightening irons. :|
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I don`t mind having to take care of it, but is there are easier way to get it blonde without damaging it? What about dying it brown first? Does the damage ever go away or do you have to keep at it?
I`ve seen lots of people with blonde hair and black roots and it`s not that damaged, just a bit shapeless. Then again, I`m not sure what you mean by damaged. If it`s done at a proffessional hairdressers, will it be less damaged?
I know it`s permanent but can`t you get it recoloured if it`s messed up?
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Originally posted by Vineman the Excellent Vineman the Excellent wrote:

I don`t mind having to take care of it, but is there are easier way to get it blonde without damaging it? What about dying it brown first? Does the damage ever go away or do you have to keep at it?
I`ve seen lots of people with blonde hair and black roots and it`s not that damaged, just a bit shapeless. Then again, I`m not sure what you mean by damaged. If it`s done at a proffessional hairdressers, will it be less damaged?
I know it`s permanent but can`t you get it recoloured if it`s messed up?

You can get it recolored but it fades and it never is the same. It sounds like your really stuck on blonde. What about red with blonde highlights? You could have lots of blonde hights around your face. it would be easier to keep up. Red has many diffrent shades that could match with your skin tone. Blond is a tricky to match up. You need some one who is really good with color, look around before jumping in.
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it`s oaky about the colour, I`d actually rather have it a different shade, darker with that blue tint that some people have.
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I`m thinking of changing my name, I used this before. Is this name better, or was Vineman better?

Nah I`d rather use Vineman.

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