Idk what to do

[hatemyhair]

Idk how this works but here it goes, I had like 6 months dying my hair red so I got tired and bored and wanted to remove it to go blonde, so I bought color oops, so it removed the red and it was an uneven orangy brown so I died it brown so it would be even and then died it again but a blonde color I bought the neutress something like that for dark hair and now my hair is horrible orange and pink kind off idk what to dooooooooo help!!!!!!!!!

 

[shinycurls]

How much time did you wait between all your colours?

It should have sensibilised a lot your hair, you should wait at least 3 weeks between each dying and nourishes and repairs your hair during that time.

It is very hard to pass from red to blonde directly, and especially if you have brown natural hair. they turned orange because it is the deep lightening of your hair

You have to wait a little before coloring again and try a darker shade before

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[angienharry]

I have a friend who had a similar problem. She ended up going to a salon, cost her $250 but she couldn't fix it at home.

 

[hatemyhair]

@shinycurls I waited about two weeks only :/ @angienharry I had went to the salon to dye my hair I told her to remove the red I didn't know about stripping, and all she did was put a brown dye and nothing my hair stood red and I still had to pay her for doing nothing as a hair stylist I feel like if I tell you remove this red you need to give me options and she didn't mention stripping my hair so I am scared to go to a salon and just waste money, I am a student and it's the beginning of a semester I had to pay for class and I need to buy books so I can't be spending money like that

 

[MrsGomez0715]

Hopefully this will help. First, deep condition your hair and moisturize it if you have the time cause of the dye. Secondly, go to Sally's and pick up a bottle of "neutral protein filler". It's a white bottle with maroon lettering. That will pick up the dye and your hair will be a solid color. Then do some kind of treatment to restore your hairs health cause after all that dye, it's gotta be worn out. I know! I was there a few years ago!

 

[hatemyhair]

[@]MrsGomez0715[/@] I'm not sure there's a Sally's around here is that anywhere else that they would have that??

 

[SarahNull]

Color will not lift color. No matter how light it is. I recommend purchasing a toner that has a lavender base to it. Something like Wella's T18 (or "White Lady") and applying that. I also recommend using a serum before applying any kind of hair color because that will prevent this particular tribulation. In short, if you do intend to change your color in a dramatic sense to where you want to lighten it, it is best to lift it using a bleach medium.