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PostPosted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 9:17 am 
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I had my hair dyed black several months ago. Then when it started growing back the natural colour (light brown) it looked gross and I had to wait months and months for it to grow back to the length I like it so that when I cut off the black it looked ok. After I cut it there were still black tips left on the end of my hair in some places. And I liked the length all over so I decided to dye it dark brown to get rid of the black and have it all the same colour. But my hair was so damaged that it all ended up black again!! Gah help please this is a nightmare. Thanks.


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Well the only solution I can see is letting it grow out just enough to rock a buzz cut, from there you can grow it out back to your original style. But there is a valueable lesson in all this, go to a professional.


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A female friend of mine had a similar-ish problem. She found that she had to get it 'stripped' and then re-dyed which sounded quite timely and expensive.

What it entails, I have no knowledge of, but it made her hair look gorgeous once it had been re-dyed to her natural colour.

I suggest going to a classy hairdressers (E.G Toni & Guy etc) and talking to them about it and your options. They'll know the best things to do.

Hope it helps,
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PostPosted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 8:56 pm 
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When you get your hair "stripped" basically what they do is bleach/wash all the color out and re-color your hair. Yes it is expensive and yes it is time consuming, the only problem is that your hairs going to be too short for them to work on. Like I said, let it grow out a little bit and then buzz it back down.


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