should i dye my hair again after it has been dyed 4 times and relaxed 3 times???
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Topic: should i dye my hair again after it has been dyed 4 times and relaxed 3 times???
Posted By: claribuzz
Subject: should i dye my hair again after it has been dyed 4 times and relaxed 3 times???
Date Posted: September 20 2003 at 1:57am
Well should i colour my hair even though it has been dyed 4 times and relaxed 3 times. i deep many deep treatments at home. I just apply the treatment cream at sunset and and was it out at sunsrise. It feek nice and soft and it doest breakm but my black roots are showing and it look not that nice. I mean i only coloured it 2 shade lighter. Golden reddish brown. Any one can tell me what can i do? what product should it use 
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Posted By: Unregistered Guest
Date Posted: September 20 2003 at 11:38am
Why color it again? I assume since you are writing from Malaysia that you are a beautiful Asian woman with dark hair. Wear your hair it's natural color. Asian ladies look very good as brunettes.
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Posted By: duke
Date Posted: September 21 2003 at 5:11am
I agree with Brent and I think that it could seriously damage your hair if you dye it again. And everyone has their own tastes, but I think that Asians dyeing their hair don't do justice to its appearance. It just looks so phoney.
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Posted By: Kuroneko
Date Posted: September 23 2003 at 7:23am
The fact dyeing and using other chemicals on the hair will damage it, I agree with. The more you dye it, the worse condition it'll get into. If your hair is short, dyeing it often won't affect it as much, because the damaged parts get cut off more frequently, but if it's long you have to be extra-careful. Long hair can get really fried and frizzy if you put chemicals on it too much, and putting treatments on it will only make it look less damaged temporarily. The reality is, if it's long and you use chemicals on it a lot, it'll just get really messed up and there's nothing that can really repair it, just you'll have to cut the damaged parts off. As to whether Asian hair looks good dyed or not, it really depends on the person. I've seen plenty of Asians who look gorgeous in red, brown, or even blonde hair. But there are also some who look really strange in it, too. *shrugs* As long as you try on wigs first to see which category you fall in, it's not really a big problem, though.
duke wrote:
I agree with Brent and I think that it could seriously damage your hair if you dye it again. And everyone has their own tastes, but I think that Asians dyeing their hair don't do justice to its appearance. It just looks so phoney.
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Posted By: Kim57OH
Date Posted: October 02 2003 at 11:33am
Unless the color lookes really bad, try to leave it alone for at least 2 months - condition it constantly (apply alittle emu oil at night to the ends) - snip the ends 1/4" inch if needed. . . .
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Posted By: Unregistered Guest
Date Posted: October 04 2003 at 3:16pm
if you keep drying your hair you self you will do alot of more problems to your hair you sholud go to a hairdresses to have it done there can tell you what to do .but i would not do it yourself as i did do the same and dry it my self.
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Posted By: Kateyez37
Date Posted: October 04 2003 at 5:32pm
I think drying your hair is okay, but if you've dyed your hair over processed (chemically damaged by perms, color, bleach, etc.) hair, you are going to increase the chances of breakage and your hair will REALLY suffer.
I dye my own hair, but I only color the roots, I don't color over hair that's been colored already. I also try to look for colorants that are more gentle on the hair and use a temporary color in between permanent color touch-up's to make sure I'm not over processing my hair.
I would highly recommend (as many of the others here have said) that you don't dye your hair again until it's grown out. I know for myself, I have to be REALLY careful about what products I use on my hair, and never double process it.
Kris
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