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Hair dilemma!

Font22 · 2007-10-24 18:56:59

hey everyone, been dying my hair dark brown for a good year at this stage and have decided to go back to my original colour. however, its a nightmare getting dark dye out of your hair as u prob all know. anyone ever had their hair stripped of colour by a hairdresser? are u right back at your original colour straight away?…

24-10-2007 7:56pm

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Font22

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hey everyone,

been dying my hair dark brown for a good year at this stage and have decided to go back to my original colour. however, its a nightmare getting dark dye out of your hair as u prob all know. anyone ever had their hair stripped of colour by a hairdresser? are u right back at your original colour straight away? anyone know approx how much it would cost?

thanks,
font22

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#2 24-10-2007 9:21pm

IrishPhoenix

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Stripping is going to dry your hair out like straw. If you have been putting semi-permanent colour in, I'd say go with depigmentation; it's much kinder. However, your hairdresser would be far more likely to know how best to go about it.

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#3 25-10-2007 12:16pm

Amz

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Why not dye it to as close to the natural shade as you can get it (if that's possible) and then let it grow out?

I did that before and it worked a treat.

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#4 25-10-2007 8:30pm

Font22

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my natural colour is a bit weird! I think I will just let it grow out and get my hair trimmed often to help speed up the process!

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