Red hair dye gone wrong?

I have recently dyed my hair red. My natural hair colour is blonde so now that the dye is starting to fade its coming through very clearly, however i have washed my hair frequently in a number of days and i still cant get the dye out. It's only meant to be a 11 wash one.

How can i get the dye out... without redyeing or bleaching. I want my natural hair colour back basically

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Red hair dye gone wrong?

you can't.... if your hair was dyed before u put the temporary dye in. . it could be permanent. it's only semi permanent on virgin hair. . . it says so on the box. your gonna have to bleach it out . . and red is a pain to get out. . . it stays forever

Red hair dye gone wrong?

I think the only way that you'll get rid of it completely is to go to the hairdressers. They should be able to chemically strip your hair of the colour. Apart from that, you'll probably have to wait for it to grow out!

Red hair dye gone wrong?

Go to a beauty supply store (Sally) and get a color remover. it isn't as harsh as bleach and it will take out only the red color. it won't hurt your blond.

Red hair dye gone wrong?

people who have naturally blonde hair, shouldnt dye their hair to be another color. even if it says it is temporary it wont ever fully fade, it will have to grow out.

Red hair dye gone wrong?

hair dye break your hair off you should have use a rainsh it's better . did you wash your hair first and apply it. did you follow directer? you have to follow directer.......

Red hair dye gone wrong?

Light your hair on fire.

Red hair dye gone wrong?

Get a stonger shampoo!

Red hair dye gone wrong?

Get yourself a clarifying shampoo. Back to Basics makes a really good one; so does Herbal Essences. Wash your hair a few times with either product. I read in Self magazine that if you put a clarifying shampoo on dry hair before you wash, you'll be able to start breaking down the residue.

If the clarifier doesn't work, go to a professional and they'll use a solution to help dissolve the dye. Good luck!

Red hair dye gone wrong?

O see, I did the same thing.. except I am a dark brunnette and i wanted to dye it red and it was only suppossed to be semi-permenant - only it stayed in like 6 months! Gotta go to the salon sweetie

Red hair dye gone wrong?

Hi I had this problem when I put a semi permenant dye over my blonde hair, as hair is more porus in more places than others the semi permantants stick to these bits of the hair causing the colour to stay in these places for longer. I tried to bleach mine out and it didnt work as red is as hard to get out of your hair as much as black is.It will fade but you have to be patient as if you are not you will ruin your hair trying to get the dye out of your hair.

I know a girl who dyed her hair with a semi one halloween and all the colour wasnt washed out until february the year after,but she would never think of bleaching it out as she just waited it out and washed it and it eventually faded.

I think sometimes semi dyes last longer than the permenant ones. I recommend using Pantene Ice Shine as any pantene products help to fade hair colour, it did on mine and the colour is nearly out and I only dye it about 2 weeks ago. I would wash your hair at least 3 times everytime you wash it.

So I would defiantly recommend leaving it alone for the time being, as I am now paying the price for having dyed and redyed my hair and bleaching it and dyeing over and over again to sort the mess out.And now Im having to spend a fortune onhair products and trips to the hairdresser to get my hair in shape and its not good.

One hairdresser told me to use a green shampoo and this neutralises the red, It did fade it alot but it still didnt get rid of it. But I only use mine for 2 weeks, so if you use a green shampoo a when you wash your hair then you might see a better result.

So you can redye over it with any hair dye as the red always showed through the only time I went to the hairdressers to get my hair back to blonde was when I had red semi in it and it she tryed to tone it down using a brown and it didnt work and you dont want to be going darker if your hair is naturally blonde.

If you want the best advice have a word at your hairdressers, just to see what there advice is. but I wouldnt let them touch it if they start saying we can do this to it and that too it. Still let it fade out as it will fade eventually. but once hairdressers start touching it you might end up with all different colours in your hair like I did.

Hair dye reaction?

I had an illergic reaction to hair-dye about seven months ago. The first time, I dyed it black, and nothing happened. Then gradually everytime I dyed it black to top up my colour, I started getting scabs on my neck and behind my ear. About the third time I dyed it my head was very sore, then finally the fourth time my head swelled up and I was admitted to hospital where I was put on steroids. When I had red highlights in my hair, I had no reaction. Can I dye my hair again or how do I know what colours I am illergic too ?

Hair dye reaction?

Pls find following an Hair Dye ALLERGY Article for your Review / Consideration.

Maybe ...Stay Natural ( and Healthy ) ?

Hair Dye Allergies on the Rise

As More Teens Use Hair Color, Incidence of Allergies Increases

Feb. 2007 -- Tattoos and body piercings are so yesterday. These days the hottest fashion trend among teens is hair that screams in shocking colors like Napalm Orange, Atomic Pink, and Electric Blue.

Some parents may breathe a sigh of relief; even the most "permanent" dye job isn't as permanent as a tattoo, or a pierced lip or tongue. But as more and more young people color their hair, the incidence of hair dye allergies is also increasing, warns a group of European dermatologists.

The culprit is a common chemical ingredient in permanent hair dyes, called para-phenylenediamine, or PPD. PPD is found in more than two-thirds of commercial dyes, the researchers say, including many of the top-selling brands. Patients with severe PPD reactions commonly develop painful rashes around the hair line or on the face, which often require treatment and can occasionally lead to hospitalization. Facial swelling is also common.

Many Don't Seek Treatment

In his own London clinic, dermatologist John P. McFadden saw a doubling of PPD reactions over the past six years. "Dermatologists report anecdotally that the frequency of positive reactions to PPD on patch testing is increasing," McFadden and colleagues write in an editorial published in the Feb. 3 issue of BMJ.

Last October, editorial co-author Heidi Sosted of the University of Copenhagen reported on eight cases of severe hair dye reactions among teens between the ages of 12 and 15.

Reactions were so serious that five of the teens had to be hospitalized, and one reportedly ended up in intensive care. In an earlier study, Sosted and colleagues examined the frequency of hair dye reactions in a sample population of 4,000 adults living in Denmark.

A total of 18% of the men and 75% of the women said they had used hair dyes, and slightly over 5% said they had experienced allergic reactions to them. But only 15% of those who had allergic reactions reported seeking medical treatment.

"Wider debate on the safety and composition of hair dyes is overdue -- among medical and scientific communities, the public and legislators," McFadden, Sosted, and colleagues write in the BMJ editorial.

"Cultural and commercial pressures to dye hair and, perhaps, the widespread obsession with the 閳ユulture of youth' are putting people at risk and increasing the burden on health services."

Hair dye reaction?

If you were to dye it again, I'd suggest a skin test first.

Hair dye reaction?

Always follow the skin allergy test on the directions of the hair dye. Even if you've dyed your hair the same color with the same brand for years. I would suggest not dying your hair again if your reaction was so bad last time that you ended up in the hospital. Too risky. Maybe try some natural hair dyes. There are some henna products out there that don't have the same chemicals in them. But again, even if you use these natural dyes, do the skin allergy thing first.

Hair Dye Help.?

Last night I decided to dye my platinum blonde hair medium brown using a semi-permanant hair dye that is supposed to wash out in 10 washes.

It look ok but it's gone slightly grey looking, would it be safe to dye over it using a permanant hair dye in the same colour for a better result?

Hair Dye Help.?

There should be a "help" number on the box you can call. I dyed my hair a nice shade of green (it was meant to be light brown) and called and they told me exactly how to correct it, and it worked.

Hair Dye Help.?

for now rather stick to the semi-permanant ones to prevent a lot of dammage if you want to go from that light to brown rather do streaks you dont need to go to a hairstylist you can get them from your drugstores to get the effect do your whole head full of streaks you'll probably need a friends help it's a lot of work.

Hair Dye Help.?

Yes you can but you want to make sure you use a good hair color. The semi permanent color will work like a filler so you permanent color will hold on better. Your best bet is to get it done professionally but if not a possibility for you take your time in applying the color process as directed. Make sure all hair is coated so that it looks even %26amp; not spotty! Good luck!

Hair Dye Help.?

I would call your hairstylist. Most of the time, they can help you with your hair problems. If you cant look on the box they will usually have a number or tips for correcting the color in your hair.

Good Luck!!

Hair Dye Help.?

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How can i dye my hair lighter without messing up my highlights?

okay so i had caremel, honey light brown/ dark blondish hair. the other day i dyed it brown myself with box hair dye. then i went to the salon because i hated the dark hair and had highlights done so now i have brown hair with caremel highlights.I like the highlilghts and the color of my hair at the roots (its lighter there) but i want to change the all over tone to a lighter color so i want to go buy a box hair dye of a blondish color and dye my hair tonight. but i dont want my hair to end up being all one color and ruin my highlights.i spent a lot of money getting them done and it would be a waste. is it possible to dye my hair and still keep the highlights?

How can i dye my hair lighter without messing up my highlights?

get sunlight... there's like a shampoo or smth that if u use it, it'll make ur hair get lighter faster if u stay in the sun for a while tanning or playing sports or anything

How can i dye my hair lighter without messing up my highlights?

No can do, dye cant lighten hair thats already been dyed dark when you went to the salon the first time you should of had them bleachout out the dark and redyed it lighter, nothing you can do, do not dye over you highlights!

How can i dye my hair lighter without messing up my highlights?

If you can figure out a way you need to come into the field of hair color! You said it you paid a lot for these highlights and if you put a color over it not only will you ruin the highlights you will end up with a different color all over....

How can i dye my hair lighter without messing up my highlights?

Try to put each of your dry highlights into foil or somthing and then dye the rest of your hair. Then after rinse all of the dye out of your hair CAREFULLY whil holking up the highlightsout of the water and wash the dye out good and dry ti quickly. Hope I helped!!!

Seeking fiery hair: how to dye it?

I have strawberry blonde hair which tends to be more blonde this time of year. I鈥檇 like to dye parts of my hair a red and leave parts of it blond to give a fire effect. I鈥檝e never dyed my hair before, but would like to try doing it myself鈥?br>

What are good brands and colors to be looking at?

Which parts of my hair (roots, tips, strips鈥? should I dye to give the best fire effect?

How do I dye just those parts and keep the rest of my hair dye-free?

Any advice on how long to leave the dye in?

Any recommendations for good hair care products to protect my hair afterwards (especially help it from drying out too much)?

Any other advice to help me out?

Thanks

Seeking fiery hair: how to dye it?

best bet, go to the salon. if you are set on doing it yourself use any brand and get a color like natural instincts #16 spiced tea. to give a good effect do a foiling method, doing 1 inch strips about 2-3 inches apart in the crown and at the part in your hair. follow the directions on the package insert to the exact. use hot oil treatments every other week. if you need more help email me.

Seeking fiery hair: how to dye it?

if i was you, i would ask your hair dresser

Seeking fiery hair: how to dye it?

Have this look professionally done. Kids do not attempt this at home.

Hair dye problem.?

Okay, so about a month ago, my mom bleached my hair because i wanted it blonde. after that, about two days after, we dyed it. everything was going great. i added in one red streak, and everything was cool. two weeks after, i kind of, went crazy with this red dye. on my hair i used loreal for the blonde, and this semi permanent red dye for the red. i pretty much ruined my hair. its coming out now, but i was wondering if i could just dye it over with black so that i could get rid of my crappy dye job?

Hair dye problem.?

never go black unless you are committed to being black for ever. It is impossible to dye over and hard to strip out. It's also a high maintenance color, no kidding, it needs more attention than people think.

Your best bet is to go to a professional to take care of the red or wait it out. Red is a funny color too, it fades too fast but never really goes away.

If I'd seen this question two years ago, I would have been sure you were my daughter!

That's part of my experience,

Hair dye problem.?

i would suggest going to the salon and getting it done professionally.

~Mandi

Hair dye problem.?

I think you better get a hat and leave your hair alone!!!

Hair dye problem.?

i would just let it rinse out. When you shampoo, lather up really really really well and repeat. It will wash out faster. Use hot water too, it will rinse better. Dont dye your hair black, it will just look weird with the red underneathe. Be careful next time.

Hair dye problem.?

Go to the salon and have someone "save" your hair! It will cost more than doing it at home, but the results will be worth it. I wouldn't dye it black either...instead a dark brown or auburn. Black is so harsh and looks good on very few people (but for those who can pull it off, they look great).

Good luck.

Hair dye problem.?

WOW, your hair has taken so much toll. You should definately NOT dye your hair for a least 5 months, and not do anything to it.

GOOD LUCK

Hair dye problem.?

o well I would definatley go with a perfessional first because since you have already ruined your hair I think you need to go get it out (they know how to do that) and they can dye it for you and make it look really healthy!

Can i dye my hair if im allergic to PPD?

I am allergic to the chemical PPD in hair dyes, clothing dye, tattoos and most make up.

does anyone know of any hair dyes that i can use that wont burn my skin off?

i really want to dye my hair either black/ dark purple/ blonde or pink

i know i can use bleach but as my natural hair colour is dark brown if i dye my hair blonde i wont be able to dye it back if it goes wrong.

Thanks

Can i dye my hair if im allergic to PPD?

as a hairdresser i would not advise you to do a full head dye what you could do instead is have loads of high/low lights put in using foils or a cap if you have short hair this way it gives you the dyed affect but keeps the dye from touching your skin some hair and beauty suppliers do hair dies which are herbal and made of natural ingredients if you have a rays in your area go there you are meant to have a member card to shop there but most of them will let you use the shop any way

Can i dye my hair if im allergic to PPD?

go to boots chemist and the hair care consultant will be able to advise you

Can i dye my hair if im allergic to PPD?

i wouldnt risk it if i were you. better going to your nearest hairdressers and ask them for some advise

Can i dye my hair if im allergic to PPD?

pdd? ppd? ppp?ddd? go too a chemist!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!