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    Posted: January 10 2009 at 3:16pm
I just had my hair redyed by the same beautician, using the same dye that I always have her use, and my hair came out a different color from the color it was two months ago when she did it then.  Why?  I am starting to go through menopause, so perhaps hormones caused it?  She is adamant that she did nothing different, and that the color was the same.  But, I could tell that when it set for awhile before washing out, it was a purple color and it's usually a rust color.  The final color this time was purplish gray and usually it's a strawberry blond.  Oh my, what a big disappointment. 
 
Can hormones really play havoc with dye ? 
 
I just want to know why this happened.  I'm not looking to blame her, but I need to understand. 
 
Thanks to anyone who can shed some light on the topic. 
 
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Mmmmmm this is a difficult one. Sometime pregnancy and menopause, even medication can alter the hair structure slightly.
 
Was there any ash tones use as ash toners can often pull a purple/blue/grayish hue on the ends of porous hair, which will eventually wash out.
 
I have had this happen to a few of my regular clients, and I use a mixture of bleach and 10 vol developer and shampoo mixed together emulsify through my clients hair for a few minutes and this always solves this problem. So its possible this is what has happened to your hair, in saying that I would not say it was the stylists fault, as it does happen.
 
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