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    Posted: January 16 2005 at 10:32pm
Hi,
My hair color is naturally auburn brown. I got blonde highlights over the summer. I decided around Thanksgiving that I wanted my hair one single color in a dark brown. I went to get my haircolored and they used a filler on it, then used Framesi 2001 5NP haircolor. It came out awesome! After about 1.5 weeks it washed out to a light brown. I got it re-colored using the same forumla, except they used mixed color (ammonia-free) this time. It didnt dye as dark as the first time, but it was still darker then the washed out color. Now, my haircolor has faded once again. I have been using Sebastian's Color survivor shampoo and conditioner that was recommended. I want the color back that I had from day one. I don't think haircolor should fade twice this much! Someone suggested getting it colored again, but doing a clear color shine at the end to lock in the color. Any suggestions or help is much appreciated! Thank you!
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Unfortunately once you've had your hair lightened, your hair stays porous and the color just tends to slide right off. I had a big problem with this when I was trying to go from platinum back to natural. I don't know about the clear coat you mentioned, I'd try it to see. Otherwise there isn't much you can do but keep coloring it until it grows out, or just leave it until it grows out.
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I suggest that you dye your hair darker than your natural color so that when it fades it wont be too light..at first your hair will be really dark but then it will fade beccause brown shades always do
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Thanks for the replies. I did originally dye my hair a couple shades darker than the natural color and it faded to about what my natural color is. I want my hair darker, it just tends to suit me more. I am going to try using Wella color in the same level to see if it makes a difference. Thank you for the advice!
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i have had highlights a few times before and have had the same prob.. it is b/c you stripped your hair of everything so the hair color has nothing to stick to... thus fading..
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