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Don’t Try This Hair Color Correction At Home

Kari asks

A very good portion of the top of my head is my natural color, which is a light brown. Probably a good 4 inches of it has grown in. I have long hair and the rest of my hair always fades back to this blonde color that I dyed it a year or so ago. Is there a way where I can dye the blonder part of my hair to the natural light brown shade of the top and have it stay? Or will I always have to keep re-dying it every few months?

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“Hair Color Correction Takes Care”

You can continue tinting every few months until the old lightened hair color is cut off.  Or, you could bring it to a professional hair colorist or an advanced beauty school for a reduced price but, don’t try correcting this yourself!  Right now your problems are few. If you color it at home and get the ends too dark, the price for correcting the hair cololr mistake goes up and the damage to your hair will be more extensive.

A professional hair colorist can fill the highlighted part of your hair with a more permanent hair color than you are using now. That will hold  more haircolor on the ends so they don’t fade out as much. But they will still most likely do a semi-permanent coloring throughout the hair to blend your new growth to your ends. 

When this type of hair color correction is done right you can eventually stop using the semi-permanent color altogether if that is what you would like to do.

 

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