How to find my natural hair color after a color?
That's it, we realized his dream, to be platinum blonde, polar blonde, blond blonde what, and now? Well now, that's it we're tired of it, and we miss our head of brunette. The goal of the game is to become the one we were as quickly as possible, without waiting. And above all, stay pretty.
When the hair is short, the problem arises less. They are allowed to grow until they are long enough to intersect the still colored strands, to leave only the regrowth and thus the natural hair. But when they are long, it's a different story ... Unless you're a fan of coloring bi-taste, it is necessary to find a solution, quickly.
It is better, therefore, to opt at the very beginning for a coloring semi-permanent. Thanks to it, the artificial color will be faded and it will be easier to return to yours.
And when comes the day when the colorations you can not see them in painting, wait until at least a centimeter of root points out your nose, and present yourself to your hairdresser by exposing the problem: you want to find your natural color, that of the base of your hair. With his expert eyes, the hairdresser will know which color to choose, closer to the real one, and will dye your hair. In this way, the transition is smooth.
You have to know that when you make a coloringit penetrates the inside of the hair. It is therefore not possible to "remove" a coloring. The box "discoloration then recoloration" often seems inevitable. Unfortunately, all these processes are real tortures for the hair. The important thing is to take care to choose products with attention, and / or to seek advice from hair professionals.
If you have a coloring henna, know that contrary to what we believe, henna does not fade. On the contrary, it is durable. Do not color your hair with believing that the color will fade slowly over time. The trick to lighten the effects of henna is to make clay masks. But this method will only work if the masks are placed shortly after coloring with henna. And most importantly, it is strongly discouraged to use a coloring chemical over a henna.
The key to all this is undoubtedly patience. Obviously, the accidents of coloring come, and there, there is no patience to hold. So before trying to regain its natural color after a coloring, we learn a maximum, on the maintenance of its new color, and the eventual following this dye.
And if you decide to go back to your original color, and if you are too lazy to go through all these painstaking and demanding steps, why would not you try to change the cut too ?!
When the hair is short, the problem arises less. They are allowed to grow until they are long enough to intersect the still colored strands, to leave only the regrowth and thus the natural hair. But when they are long, it's a different story ... Unless you're a fan of coloring bi-taste, it is necessary to find a solution, quickly.
It is better, therefore, to opt at the very beginning for a coloring semi-permanent. Thanks to it, the artificial color will be faded and it will be easier to return to yours.
And when comes the day when the colorations you can not see them in painting, wait until at least a centimeter of root points out your nose, and present yourself to your hairdresser by exposing the problem: you want to find your natural color, that of the base of your hair. With his expert eyes, the hairdresser will know which color to choose, closer to the real one, and will dye your hair. In this way, the transition is smooth.
You have to know that when you make a coloringit penetrates the inside of the hair. It is therefore not possible to "remove" a coloring. The box "discoloration then recoloration" often seems inevitable. Unfortunately, all these processes are real tortures for the hair. The important thing is to take care to choose products with attention, and / or to seek advice from hair professionals.
If you have a coloring henna, know that contrary to what we believe, henna does not fade. On the contrary, it is durable. Do not color your hair with believing that the color will fade slowly over time. The trick to lighten the effects of henna is to make clay masks. But this method will only work if the masks are placed shortly after coloring with henna. And most importantly, it is strongly discouraged to use a coloring chemical over a henna.
The key to all this is undoubtedly patience. Obviously, the accidents of coloring come, and there, there is no patience to hold. So before trying to regain its natural color after a coloring, we learn a maximum, on the maintenance of its new color, and the eventual following this dye.
And if you decide to go back to your original color, and if you are too lazy to go through all these painstaking and demanding steps, why would not you try to change the cut too ?!
