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Hair fried after dying

  • 23-12-2012 11:59pm
    #1
    Maya Curved Eve
    Posts: 0 ✭ Maya Curved Eve


    Does anyone else have this issue? I've only dyed my hair with chemical dye a handful of times, but every time I do it, my hair looks broken and fried afterwards.

    This used to when I got highlights at the hairdresser - I thought the permanent dye might have been too harsh but I just tried a semi-permanent home dye (L'oreal Casting Creme Gloss) and it's the same. I didn't leave it on too long or anything. Does this happen to everyone or is it just me? My hair is very fine and straight.


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  • #2
    [Deleted User]
    Posts: 26,052 ✭✭✭✭ [Deleted User]


    Maya Curved Eve wrote: »
    Does anyone else have this issue? I've only dyed my hair with chemical dye a handful of times, but every time I do it, my hair looks broken and fried afterwards.

    This used to when I got highlights at the hairdresser - I thought the permanent dye might have been too harsh but I just tried a semi-permanent home dye (L'oreal Casting Creme Gloss) and it's the same. I didn't leave it on too long or anything. Does this happen to everyone or is it just me? My hair is very fine and straight.

    Any dye where you mix the contents of one bottle with another bottle or tube, isn't really a semi, according to my hairdresser. The five to six weeks they recommend between applications are because of fading/growing, not really washing out, which is why they only recommend you use a colour close to your own.

    I think very fine hair is probably more fragile than thick, strong hair and will be more prone to damage. I'd stick to wash out dyes (level 1) and see how that works out. :)


  • #3
    NicsM
    Subscribers Posts: 342 ✭✭NicsM


    When I rinse my hair after putting in colour it always feels like straw and like it might snap.

    It's really important to condition the hell out of your hair before dying, even a couple of treatments before you dye it will go some way to protecting it.

    Dye works by opening your hair follicle and forcing the colour through it-I find the greasier my hair is (day old or older) the better, it might be an old wives tale but natural oils will protect your hair too.

    The conditioners provided with home colours are actually really decent-I'd often leave it for 10 minutes and use it again the next time I wash. Most say to use weekly to protect your colour but I would use it twice a week.

    Also, the first time you style after colouring, use something smoothing-the Argan oil from Penneys is good for a cheap option. It will keep your hair moisturised.

    Hope that helps!


  • #4
    Maya Curved Eve
    Posts: 0 ✭ Maya Curved Eve


    Thanks for the advice. Wash out dyes aren't really an option because I need to cover grey. I've used henna a few times but it's really messy and weighs my hair down. I've been using argan oil and deep conditioning but there's still quite a bit of damage. I'll try to wait as long as possible before I redye it and condition it loads beforehand!


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