Sunday, June 20, 2010

How do I fade this new haircolor I just applied? see brief details below?

I used Loreal Natural Match (dark ash brown), the color turned out too dark for my naturally brown hair. I just applied the "after color conditioner" and I am thinking of washing it like crazy. Any suggestions would be VERY helpful, as my hair is up in a towel right now. Thanks



How do I fade this new haircolor I just applied? see brief details below?

Just wait for it to wash out on its own.. I dyed my hair dark brown one time and it turned out PITCH BLACK. I was freaking out, but it turned into a dark brown after about 2 washes.. So just wash your hair every other day, and it should fade pretty quickly.



How do I fade this new haircolor I just applied? see brief details below?

wash it. and if it isnt light eneough use lemon juice ot wash it and apply it to your hair. If it still isnt light eneugh maybe you can use hydrogen peroxide but it might be much



How do I fade this new haircolor I just applied? see brief details below?

Cheap and simple solution?



Try supermarket own-brand chamomile shampoo (normally it'll say this is for blonde hair, but I promise it does not bleach your hair). It's gentle, smells nice, and fades most colours fairly quick.



How do I fade this new haircolor I just applied? see brief details below?

Washing is a good thing too lighten. Going out in the sun might not be a bad idea either. But I don't think there is an overnight fix, aside from dying your hair again. That would damage it though. I would try light ash brown in a month or so.



How do I fade this new haircolor I just applied? see brief details below?

i agree with first answerer. If yo keep washing it you'll just dry your hair out. Give it a couple days and it does fade.



How do I fade this new haircolor I just applied? see brief details below?

USE DAWN DISH SOAP. RUB IT IN YOUR HAIR FOR A WHILE, WASH OUT. MAKE SURE TO DEEP CONDITION! BUT HURRY AS THE DYE WILL BECOME MORE PERMANENT.

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