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How To Keep The Hair Dye In Longer

August 2nd 2007 08:55
I've been using hair dye for two years now, and I've learned how to keep it in better. Did you know that red fades fastest, too?

So here are a few tips from moi: (me)

-Use less shampoo! The chemicals in shampoo kill your dye slowly but surely. (Sometimes not slowly.) Use the minimum you need to get your hair satisfactorily clean. Also, use shampoo every other day. A little bit of pressure to the scalp should do it for those in-between days-without ruining your hair! I'm too lazy to wash it if I don't need to.

-Sun=evil- the day star lightens your hair, bleaching it. (Rule only applies with dark dye or light hair pretty much) Wear a hat. Or just sit around inside all day. Inside is better sometimes.


-The other thing you have to worry about is only with semi-permanent. If you weren't careful about rinsing, and even if you were, enough water might just get you dripping...

-Don't forget to leave it in a couple minutes longer than necessary, and try and use the least chemical-filled stuff. Go for something for coloured hair just to make life easier. It really does.

Permanent dyes are better for your hair because they're less regular. But even with all the tips in the world, semi-permanence is something to be redone every 4-6 weeks. Go for the high end stuff, like Manic Panic.

(I'm looking for a suitable pic.)
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Comment by Aimzster

August 4th 2007 14:08
Hi Dianna...I'd agree with the red dye fading the fastest. After a while, it turns really dull. I'd say red's a high maintenance colour but when done well, looks the best.

Comment by Dianna G

August 7th 2007 00:38
For sure. I know first hand that red is high maintenance.

But it is so worth it.

Comment by D. Armenta

August 9th 2007 00:59
Hi Dianna--

Using a glaze between colorings works wonders..John Frieda has an excellent line for about $4.50 US/bottle. Just apply in shower, leave on for 3 min. and rinse out. Really deepens and boosts the color.

Comment by Dianna G

August 9th 2007 01:14
I'll have to try that out sometime

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