How to Fix a Bad Dye or Bleach Hair Job
At some point in time in many women's (and men) lives, they experience a bad dye job. Whether you think you're dying your hair one color and it comes out wrong or you just made a mistake, it's always a huge disappointment and problem. A mistake commonly made is trying to re-dye the hair, which can leave it burned, stringy and unhealthy. Instead of trying to dye over the hair, the color needs to be stripped of its pigment, then re-dyed. Stripping the dyed hair will remove all color (dyed and natural). But this will nourish the hair and leave it ready to be re-dyed safely. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Purchase Colorzap from any beauty supply shop or drugstore.
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Put on old clothes and plastic or latex gloves to protect your skin from the chemicals.
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Mix the activator liquid into the remover powder bottle.
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Massage the liquid over your whole head until the hair is saturated.
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Leave the Colorzap in your hair for the amount of time specified in the directions.
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Wash out your hair. The hair's dyed color and natural color will be stripped. Re-dye your hair (which you will want to do because the color of unpigmented hair is not attractive).
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Tips & Warnings
Many ingredients in hair dye can severely harm your hair and scalp. A list of toxic ingredients to avoid when purchasing hair dyes can be found at care2.com.
