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Just dyed my hair a 'medium brown' but it has come out far darker than expected...can i dye over it with a lighter brown without it going ginger?
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Hi, - don't panic. (yet), look up Scott Cornwall - Colour B4.
It will take out all un natural dye from your hair. Depending on what you have done to it before now, there is no telling what you may find underneath, however, providing your hair has not become porous, you will be able to choose a better colour to dye over it with.
This stuff, shrinks the dyes so it gets massaged out in one of the steps. It is NOT a peroxide, and does not bleach. Have you dyed your hair before, or was this the first time?
Out of interest, what dye did you use?
Above all, don't panic :)
It will take out all un natural dye from your hair. Depending on what you have done to it before now, there is no telling what you may find underneath, however, providing your hair has not become porous, you will be able to choose a better colour to dye over it with.
This stuff, shrinks the dyes so it gets massaged out in one of the steps. It is NOT a peroxide, and does not bleach. Have you dyed your hair before, or was this the first time?
Out of interest, what dye did you use?
Above all, don't panic :)
Just to follow up - I have used the colour b4, it is considerably preferable to going the hairdressers and being attacked with bleach which is horrible for your hair. The only thing with the colour B4, is that as so many dyes have bleach in them (when they do not look like they would) you could end up lighter than your natural colour, but that does give a good base to redye it. Giving your hair a few days break.
Genuinely it is not a product to be scared of. I researched the crap out of it after John Friedas new foam dye turned my hair mahogany, when it should have been medium blonde.
I agree though that it is worth just trying the Vosene/Head and Shoulders thing first and see how you feel.
Good luck.
Genuinely it is not a product to be scared of. I researched the crap out of it after John Friedas new foam dye turned my hair mahogany, when it should have been medium blonde.
I agree though that it is worth just trying the Vosene/Head and Shoulders thing first and see how you feel.
Good luck.
"Just dye it black and go for the Goth look ;-)"
You jest Chris, but I did that once to try and cover up to some horrendous highlights my friend had put in my hair. Unfortunately I didn't realise it was blue black and and didn't go down very well with my tutor when I went to college the next day - probably because I was doing a hairdressing course.
You jest Chris, but I did that once to try and cover up to some horrendous highlights my friend had put in my hair. Unfortunately I didn't realise it was blue black and and didn't go down very well with my tutor when I went to college the next day - probably because I was doing a hairdressing course.
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