COLORED MY HAIR

[mcgheeola]

Hi all ok so i let my 16 year old daughter go to the store to get some hair dye and she got revlon colorslik.It is dark blonde my hair is black i was trying to dye my hair dark brown.Now its light brown to my new growth and black on my relaxed hair.I would like to use henna to have it dark brown because it dosen't look right.

 

[MilkChocolateOne]

Hi all ok so i let my 16 year old daughter go to the store to get some hair dye and she got revlon colorslik.It is dark blonde my hair is black i was trying to dye my hair dark brown.Now its light brown to my new growth and black on my relaxed hair.I would like to use henna to have it dark brown because it dosen't look right.

henna is going to turn your hair red/orange

 

[Theresamonet]

I would suggest just putting a brown rinse on top of the blond. It worked for me.

 

[NappyNelle]

Don't Henna over it:

Who should NOT use henna in their hair?

You should NOT put COMPOUND HENNA on hair that has been straightened, permed, dyed, or bleached in the previous year. The results can range from peculiar to catastrophic. Goat vomit green and swamp bottom black are the most common color results. If you use BODY ART QUALITY HENNA on your straightened, permed, dyed, or bleached hair, you'll probably do just fine, but test first!

If you have used ANY commercial hair dye in the previous year, harvest your hair from your hairbrush and henna your spare hair to see if you get the infamous green or if enough of the chemical residue has rinsed out that you get nice results!

Compound henna over Synthetically Dyed Hair = DEAD HAIR!
I do mean dead. You can't fix it.
This is "shave your head and join a nunnery" dead hair!
Start over. Grow it again.

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I suggest that you go to a professional to have the color corrected.

 

[mcgheeola]

O ok thank you

 

[topnotch1010]

It's light brown at your roots because the heat from your head sped up the process.

You need to go to a professional colorist to lighten your mid-strands and ends and she can re-pig the roots to match. Good luck!

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