How to dye ones hair white or grey permanently?
Dyeing hair?
a bottle of dye might help! :-)
Dyeing hair?
well they have permanent dye but when your hair grows it's gunna grow your natural hair color so you still have to go for touch ups
How to dye ones hair white or grey permanently?
a bottle of dye might help! :-)
well they have permanent dye but when your hair grows it's gunna grow your natural hair color so you still have to go for touch ups
It was medium brown..i dyed it once..it turned as yellow as the outside of a banana..dyed it twice...it was light like the inside of a banana...third time...only slightly lighter and i left it in for exactly 90 min. each time!! with clairol born blonde maxi kit...What do I need to use to have bleach blonde hair..white..toner/etc..one my hair grows out...I'm going to dye over it with dark brown for now..SERIOUS help plz please PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks :)!!!
My advice??? GO SEE AN "EXPERIENCED EXPERT" BEFORE YOU GO BALD!!! Good luck with that.
go to a professional!
As someone who has gone from dark to light numerous times, there is no easy or fast way to do it without seriously damaging your hair. You need to gradually highlight your hair, once every month or month and a half, and use a reparing regimen (I LOVE pantene's new line of restorative shampoo's and conditioners, they repair up to two years of coloring, blow drying, straightening damage in one month, cheap but FABULOUS). What I use to lighten my hair is Revlon's Frost and Glow. I use it about once a month and my hair is turning a wonderful light light blonde. I know you hate to hear that it will take time, but that is the best answer I can give you. Unless you want your hair falling out, which I have experienced from trying to go from dark to light in one session. Bleach is just flat out bad for your hair.
Can I ask why I got a thumbs down?
use paint.
Hi, I actually read these really good articles about it, you'll find more useful information there I'm sure:
http://www.carefair.com/Hair-and-Nails/G...
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Actually you really need to give it a rest. Until most of the damage is cut off, you really shouldn't mess with it and neither should a colorist at this point. All that blonde needs to grow out. The only thing you should do to it now is get a toner put on it to get rid of the brassiness. ONLY by a professional. Using a darker color at this time being you have done so much damage to it whether you can see or feel it or not would only bring bad results.
Example
Muddy looking color
Grabbing the base of the color not nice looking green or blue huh?
fading very fast after coloring.
The reason these things would happen is because the hair cuticle is wide open right now. The only thing that is going to help (maybe) is a toner done by a professional and switching to nothing but professional hair color products (redken.com) for hair care needs. Good luck
Okay so i grew up around the cosmetics industry seeing as my father owns loreals southern division. I've been around hundreds of different haircolor dyes, ect. I've dyed my hair MANY times at home in the past. But never have i bleached it...until tonight.
I bleached my hair following EVERY step on the instructions. And guess what happened? Not only is the top of my hair white and the rest a dirty golden blonde color..but i also managed to somewhat fry my hair %26amp; I got bleach in BOTH of my eyes.
I look HORRIBLE and i have to go out to dinner in less than an hour. UGHHH.
This is why its extremely important to go to a professional salon.
And to anyone whose considering bleaching thier hair at home for the first time, who thinks theyre smarter than me...I have a diploma from YALE. Yeah, so it can happen to ANYONE. :[
I just wanted to share my experience. I have to go to a salon tonight to get it all fixed because i start school in the morning.
Kudos to those who have amazing at
What, Yale middle school? You have horrible writing skills for someone who graduated from Yale.
Thanks so much for the tip! I was thinking of bleaching my hair at home!
Personally, I don't know why anyone would bleach their hair--no offense to you at all. Just leave your natural hair color alone everyone. I shudder when I see people with light bleached hair and dark eyebrows. Thank you for sharing this story.
This is a lesson everyone to just LEAVE YOUR HAIR COLOR ALONE!
if your dad owns part of loreal, why are you not paying someone to do it for you anyhow
i tried bleach my hair once.
it was terrible.
it went bright yellowy orange and looked like id had blonde hair id set on fire and it'd gone all charred.
ERGH.
bleach is terrrrrrrible as i guess you know!
lol
Revelations 1:14,
PLUS: Was it because the light He emited was so bright that the hair and head were seen as pure white? or Does Jesus has the hair white?
id interpret it to be seen that way because the light He emited was so bright.
only his hairdresser knows for sure.
It was the light over his hair God bless you are king is coming
likely from the light of the glory
that's not bible cartoon friendly, so even if it was, we'd never know it.
i dyed my hair black a while ago
but the problem is its growing out now
but i cant dye it any other colours
cause the black will ruin the other colours
so i was talking to my mum about hair colour strippers
and my mum said they turn you r hair white
but my mate told me it only gets rid of the dye thats on your hair
and it goes back to your natural colour
HELP!!!
pwease
It won't turn it white. it will leave a redish tone to it. Black is the hardest color to get out. But I would do what the box says and wait a week or two and get the color die you want. I love that you said 'pwease'
I've never used it, but it should get rid of all the hair dye thats in your hair
it wont turn your hair white. to turn your hair white, you would have to bleach it... your friend is closer. however, it will not remove all the color from your hair, only the majority of the tone.
it will not take your hair back to previous colour it will leave you with a orangy colour all it does is lifts the colour , then apply the colour you want .
It takes out most the color. It will not bring your hair back to it's natural color. When you put permanent color on your hair it lifts out your natural color and deposits artificial color. Your natural color was gone when you put color on your hair. Do not try this yourself. You need a professional to get good results. After the hair is stripped it will need to be toned in as few steps as possible. A professional can help you with which products to use to help the damage that will be done to your hair.
i dont think it will turn tour hair white, but by always dying your hair, they turn white much faster than usual. xx
It will turn it an orangy colour.
Best to use a natural dark blonde which will lift the black and change it to dark brown,then depending on your natural colour let the brown grow out.
Colour stippers strip most of the colour from your hair not just the dye, you're mate is wrong.
You could use the colour stripper and dye your hair another shade.
ha. well i bleached my hair (went to friends salon)
because i had to dye my hair black at christmas time because it was purple and blue! lol and out of respect for my grandma i dyed it black...
WELL! bleach was in for 30 min. everything was WHITE! except for where my hair was blue... that part turned GREEN! and the pink that i put in.... in some spots was darker.
you should really go to a hair salon!
talk to someone there
i wat to but one cuz the one i have makes my hair white and i wat one dat does not make it white so can u help me
wet styles.
they sell it like for 1.99 at bargain dtores....little one dollar and up stores! it REALLY works! it comes in a bunch of colors (that dont show in your hair) and smells great!
i dont know the besty gel but the ones that have extra hold are aweosme!!!
citre shine anti-frizz gel. i like to put it on after straightnening, but might curl it. its good and cheap for holding the frizzies and cowlicks, its a huge bottle too.
heres the pic
http://www.walgreens.com/store/product.j...
Garnier Fructis Wet Shine Gel...available at CVS, Drugfair etc.
use Dep. a 9 or 10 strength. Also, make sure your hair is damp when you put the gel in. It holds REALLY well (especially a grade 10) but it doesn't give the hard white look either.
bedhead is the best for short hair, put in hair blow dry till it is almost dry then put some more in to shape hair stlye.
i've found the perfect gel. it doesn't stink like other gels, and doesn't irritate your scalp. it's not intended for hair gel, but for sunburn. i got really burnt bad a few years ago, even my scalp, and i put it all over and in my hair. that's when i noticed it made an excellent gel. it is
fruit of the earth aloe vera. it's a clear gel. i found it at wal mart.
Queen Helen it keeps my hair nice and curly. also it doesn't make the hair hard at all it's really great
try sunsilk hair gel range. they really do work and they dont have the whiteness, the stickiness nor the flakyness.
Ampro, no alcohol no flaking, Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!
no dont worry , it will be okay for u after that
its not harmfull for ur hair
you should never shave or wash your hair it looks better that way
it wont cause headache
but your har wont turn brown
it will turn red
if you are using Egyptian henna, the white hairs will turn
orange,why not try boxed color, that way you can pick
the color you want.
Henna causes hair to turn red, not brown. I'd suggest that you use a color that is made for covering grays. Also, if you put the henna in %26amp; don't like it, it will cause you alot of problems, as most hair color you cannot put on hair that has henna in it.
I've been using henna for over 2 years. I don't have white hair but I'm pretty sure you can dye it any color you want. I do dye mine red but I buy red henna. It is true that if you try and chemically dye over henna it won't take. But I have heard ( but never tried) that if you put boiled mineral oil in your henna dyed hair that it will take it out. I think that henna is a great alternative to chemical treatments. It makes your hair very soft and shinny! If you want a wide veriety of colors you can check out rainbow henna. Thats all I've ever used! Go to http://www.rainbowresearch.com/html/henn...
Well I hope this helps and I'm sure it will turn out beautiful! Good Luck!
Pure Henna will not change white hair to brown. It will change them to orange. There are some henna powders that contain other plants and metallic oxides that are other colors, but they aren't pure henna.
Pure henna is safe, the others could contain lead or other metal oxides that would also have a bad chemical reaction if in the future you decide to have a chemical service of some kind done to your hair.