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QuestionMy natural hair color is brown and I dyed it dark brown. Will my natural natural hair color grow back?Ashley Adams is a Licensed Cosmetologist and Hair Stylist in Illinois. She completed her Cosmetology education at John Amico School of Hair Design in 2016.Yes, your natural color will come in as your hair grows and the dark brown dye grows out.
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QuestionI colored my grey hair blonde and I want all of my hair to be grey again. My new growth of grey is about 2 inches long and I don't want to cut my hair. How can I color my hair grey?Ashley Adams is a Licensed Cosmetologist and Hair Stylist in Illinois. She completed her Cosmetology education at John Amico School of Hair Design in 2016.If you want to remain blonde, you can get a touch-up on your two inches of new growth. If you want to return to your natural grey color, you could wait until your hair grows longer before cutting it, or you could try a color remover.
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QuestionHow can I avoid dark roots after I bleached my hair?Martin Nepton is a Professional Hair Stylist and Colorist at Bang Bang LA in Los Angeles, California. With over 11 years of experience, Martin specializes in helping clients express their Queer identity through hair. Martin offers personalized haircuts and color and style services with non-gender prices based on hair length. Martin holds a BA from the University of Québec at Montréal and is a Licensed Hair Stylist in California.Use highlights and lowlights to create a smoother transition. Bring a little lightness up towards the roots and a little darkness down below the growth line so it won't be so harsh.
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QuestionIs it possible to grow out my hair to my natural color? I have been told that once dyed it will never return to the original color.Community AnswerOnce dyed, your *dyed* hair will not return to its original color, if the dye is permanent. But the new hair that grows out will always be your natural color.
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QuestionI am a natural ginger. If I bleach my hair and dye it silver, will it eventually grow back to be red?Community AnswerYes, no matter what color you dye or bleach your existing hair, any new hair that grows out will be your natural color.
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QuestionWill my hair be the same quality when it grows out?Community AnswerYes. Your 'future' hair won't be affected at all. Just make sure you drink enough water.
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QuestionCan my natural hair color change over the years? I've been a blonde but as I got older it turned into dirty blonde.Community AnswerMost people with blonde hair find that their hair gets a bit darker as they age. If you are not sure what your natural color is, grow your hair out 1-2 inches to find out.
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QuestionIs it safe to color my hair twice within two weeks?Community AnswerNot really, since your hair can only endure so much. If you color your hair twice within two weeks, then it will become fragile and may split or break.
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QuestionCan my natural color return after it's white?Community AnswerThat depends. If you bleached your hair white, it will likely grow back its natural color. If your hair turned white due to aging, then it will continue to grow out white.
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QuestionIs carbonated water the same as bicarbonate of soda?Community AnswerCarbonated water is soda water: water with carbonation, like unflavored soda/pop (liquid). Bicarbonate of soda is another name for baking soda: used in baking, can also be used for cleaning. It's bought in a powder form.
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QuestionWhat foods and vitamins can I take to bring back my natural hair color?Community AnswerNothing except growing out your hair will bring back your natural hair color. Foods and vitamins will not do anything to the artificial color in your existing hair. If you'd like to speed up the hair growth process (though be aware you can only do this to a small degree), check out How to Make Your Hair Grow Faster .
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QuestionWhat is the best way to allow my naturally white hair that is dyed brown to grow out without it looking bad?Community AnswerYou can grow out your natural hair color for a couple of months, and then ask from your hairstylist to bleach the brown part. While you grow out your hair, you can wear hats, bennies, or wigs to cover the roots. Also, if don't want to bleach your hair, you can buy "color oops" which is a product that strips the hair dye from your hair. Once it grows out enough, you can also cut it shorter to get rid of the leftover brown.
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QuestionHow do I grow out hair dye without cutting my hair? Short hair would simply not be an option for me.Community AnswerAs step 1 says: "If you prefer longer hair, you can always go for regular monthly trims and slowly work your way as your roots grow out." You don't need to cut your hair, just trim it regularly. And if the contrast between the hair growing out and the dyed hair bothers you too much, you could use some temporary hair color while it's growing out.
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QuestionMy natural hair color is now grey. How can I make it look a bit better when it is growing out?Community AnswerTry using an ammonia-free color rinse. This will provide just a little bit of color to mask the transition, but it will wash out in 12 shampoos.
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QuestionHow do I get my naturally curly hair again?Community AnswerStop using straighteners and blow dryers. Anything with heat you should avoid. Find a product for curly hair.
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QuestionHow can I remove a red tint from my dyed hair?Community AnswerTry using a clarifying shampoo, like Neutrogena. Or look for a color-stripping product at your local beauty supply store.
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QuestionI have highlights in my hair, but my roots have already started to grow out dark. Should I dye it again to match my root shade and speed up the process?Community AnswerYes, you can dye your hair again to match your roots, but you should choose a hair color that is one shade darker than your natural hair color. This is because when you are washing your hair, the hair color gradually fades away, so you should dye your hair just a little bit darker to avoid returning lighter again.
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QuestionI dyed my hair lighter shade of a brown color. Will my natural hair color grow out right?Community AnswerYes. The hair that grows from your head will always be your natural color. But if you don't do anything, you will have visible darker brown roots.
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QuestionHow do I get hair dye out of my hair?Community AnswerIf it's permanent, there's not much you can do, other than bleaching it out or using a hair color remover. Hot oil treatments may help it fade over time, as well as washing. If the goal is to grow your hair out long, bleaching or using a hair color remover may set you back as your hair may become more dry and damaged, and will likely require dying again to tone down unwanted brassy tones. Their intensity will depend on what or how many colors you used in your hair.
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QuestionIf I have natural blond hair and I dye it brown, will my blond grow out again?Community AnswerYes, it will. When your hair grows out, it will be your natural hair color.
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QuestionCan I get my normal hair color back if I bleached and dyed with permanent color?Community AnswerYour dyed hair will still be the permanent color you dyed. But any new hair that grows out of your scalp will be your normal hair color.
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QuestionWill cutting my hair make it grow longer?Community AnswerNo, but it can make your hair look and feel healthier. Regular trimmings can help prevent dry, split ends and frizziness.
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QuestionHow can I get my natural brown hair color back after dying my hair red?Community AnswerFind out ways to strip the hair dye out. Red can either be very stubborn or very easy to get out. There are many ways, like shampooing frequently, light bleach washes, vitamin-c tablets, and etc. Look up these methods on Google. Once the red is faded, you can dye it a brown that is close to your natural color, or just wait for your roots to grow out.
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QuestionI have been dying my hair continuously for two years. Will my natural hair grow out faster without dying it?Community AnswerYour hair will grow at the same pace, but your ends will be healthier if you don't have dye in your hair, and won't break as easily, so it may appear as if it is growing out more.
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QuestionI have always dyed my hair red since it started turning gray. Now the roots come in a pretty white. Is there any way to dye the red part of hair white to match the roots?Community AnswerI have had the same experience. Find a colorist at a reputable salon who is experienced in color correction. They will "lift" the color out gradually with bleaching treatments, alternated with moisturizing and conditioning treatments and regular trim of the ends.
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QuestionIs it bad to wash my hair everyday?Community AnswerYes, because washing your hair every day stops the natural oils from coming out.
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QuestionMy natural hair color is light brown and I dyed it black. Will my natural hair color eventually come back?Community AnswerYour hair will grow in its natural color.
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QuestionCan lemon and coconut oil bring back my natural hair color?Community AnswerNo. The lemon would only make your hair a little lighter, and coconut oil moisturizes -- it doesn't lighten or bring back color.
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QuestionCan I grow long hair even if I have highlights?Community AnswerYes, your hair will continue to grow. Use a protein conditioner to keep the highlighted strands from becoming brittle. The new growth will not have highlights. You can either highlight your roots only or dye your highlighted strands to a shade similar to your natural color. Lowlights would also blend the colors nicely.
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QuestionI am tired of having to dye my grey hairs brown twice a month. I want to stop dying my hair and let it go grey, but I don't want to cut my medium length hair. What do I do?Community AnswerIf you want to let the gray in gracefully, I recommend visiting a color specialist at a salon who can help you make a seamless transition.
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