Hair Dye Answers

I recently bleached & dyed my hair, well actually back in june, but my hair is sort of damaged, & i was wondering if anyone knew of any good hair products, right now i’m using mane ‘n tale shampoo & conditioner & that is doing an okay job but i would like something more repairing.
thank you.

I was just wondering, I just dyed my hair a dark, dark brown & was doing it myself for the first time. I wanted to get the color on my roots good so they were well-colored but I rubbed it into my scalp too much & now the color of my scalp looks funny compared to my hair. Has anybody done this? Is there a way to fix it or do I just have to wait until the color starts to fade?

i have tried feria lorel. ive tried all of the red shades & none of them are bright enough for me. i want a very intense red. i dont care if it looks fake. besides bleaching & going to the salon has anyone tried any red hair dyes that have worked? if so what are the brand names & shades.

If you do, can you give me the directions for the applicator? It came with 2 bottles. I used the one to get rid of light, now I want to use the other one to get rid of the dark lol.
Also will head & shoulders remove hair dye?
I died my hair a really dark brown (kinda black) over really gold, light brown hair. (its ugly on me) Its permanant but every time I try to dye it medium brown it washes out right away to the gold. Will this be the same way?
Thank you!

first if all you can go to an hair stylist but if your trying to do it yourself you can part your hair in alot of quarter size boxes & then put rubber bands around them at the root & then where you want your color to start at then take your color & dip each ponytail & then walaa! you tips are done like you went to an professional

If only 11% of make-up is tested, what makes people want to wear it? The answer is very simple; people have grown up in a community where it’s taught that you’re only pretty if you wear makeup. Mascara has been used by different cultures for millennia. In Ancient Egypt, sticks were usually made of ivory, bone, wood, hematite, glass, or bronze, & were not only used to mix the concoction, but to apply it, too. Even Kama Sutra, the ancient Indian treatise of love & sexual pleasure, had a recipe similar to the mascara 19th century women used. Mascara has been made if malachite, galena, copper, iron, manganese, & lead. Frankincense, resin, & mastic are said to be the precursor to waterproof mascara. Maybelline cake mascara was made in 1917 & was the first mascara for every day use. Today’s mascara is made of kohl & was originally referred to as mascaro, the hair dye. It was also made popular after World War I, only for eyelashes, of course. This project is very important because it shows exactly what is done to eyes without anyone knowing.
Mascara is the independent variable in this project. Mascara is considered basic to any kind of cosmetic application. Women tend to overdo mascara mostly because the makeup industry says long, think lashes are most desired. There are two main types of mascara: waterproof & water-soluble, able to be dissolved in water. Black mascara is the most popular color, but some use brown if their hair color is a light color (i.e. blondes). There is also clear mascara, for those who find that all of the colors of mascara are too dark for the complexion. Clear mascara isn’t a waste of money either; it lifts your lashes & separates them. Some women acquire recurring conjunctivitis, an infection of the outer part of the eyeball, due to contagion of their eye cosmetic & applicators. Mascara is to be thrown out every three-six months. Adding water to mascara causes the preservatives to become reduced & lessen the protection against bacteria. Sharing mascara spreads germs & is the most common way to spread conjunctivitis. Using saliva to moisten mascara can get the bacteria from your mouth in to you mascara tube. Some mascara includes an ingredient that breaks down to produce formaldehyde. Formaldehyde averts bacteria. The general purpose of mascara is to accentuate, thickened, lengthen, & distinguish. Mascara is made of water, wax thickeners, film-formers, & preservatives. Some brushes have rayon & nylon to lengthen eyelashes. Mascara brushes can be straight or curved to curl lashes.
Bacteria are the dependent variable in this project. Bacteria are microscopic organisms whose single cells don’t have a membrane-bounded nucleus or other membrane-bounded organelles like mitochondria. Bacteria belong to a group all by themselves. Bacteria are in the kingdom Monera. Bacteria can cause many different diseases: tetanus, pneumonia, syphilis, & tuberculosis. They are commonly found in large groups since they multiply so quickly. A bacterium grows slightly in size or length. Then a cell wall grows through the center if the bacterium creating to cell. One of the reasons the world isn’t covered with bacteria is that conditions are barely ever optimum. Bacteria are not always bad. There are bacteria in our stomachs that help digest food. Some bacteria can do photosynthesis. They have chloroplasts but chlorophyll & other needed chemicals are added in to their cell membranes, they are called Cyanobacteria. Some kinds of bacteria need & do best with oxygen; others are killed by it. Heterotrophic bacteria absorb dead organic material. There many different types of bacteria here are just a few: bacilli, rod-shaped bacteria, cocci, round shaped bacteria, spirilli, spiral shaped bacteria, aerobic, bacteria that needs oxygen, anaerobic, needs no oxygen. Bacteria have recently been found in the ocean. They live so deep that they live in total darkness near thermal vents.
Bacteria are everywhere, some good, & some bad. Bacteria are living things, & living things grow. They can multiply in just twenty minutes, each bacterium creating another. How do people know makeup is safe? They don’t. It’s safe until it is used. This is why this project is important.

My hair hasn’t been blonde in over 4 years. Blonde is my natural color. A light blonde with natural light brown highlights. I don’t know if it would still look good on me… idk why it just seems like it would look weird. Everyone in my family has light hair & dark eyebrows. And my eyebrows used to be light, but after 6th grade they started going dark. So I dyed my hair black. Big mistake.
And I’m used to doing dark colors. I’m at dark brown now.
Oh & I had red hair for a couple of months; from september to about feb. And the red isnt gone. I’ve stripped it twice & dyed it dark brown colors twice. But the second dark brown color had ash in it. And it still didn’t work.
I’m a little confused on that too. I don’t want red to come through if I dye my hair blonde.
heres a picture of me;
http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l136/hammygirl13/haaaiirrr.jpg?t=1245902692
yeah, i look bad. I was sick haha. & that was from like a month ago. my hair has more red in it now. its like orange in the sun -_-
Oh & I’m totally down for dying my eyebrows & filling them in with light brown pencil.
Yeahh, I’ll do anything to go back to my old roots: ))
I DON’T want to stay dark. Staying dark isn’t an option for me.
But whoever answers, thanks: ) And the best answer will get 10 points!: D

i have naturally dark hair; & i was thinking about doing black on top of my head, & blonde on my underneath hair. i couldn’t find a picture of it; but its basically reversed of this:http://z.about.com/d/beauty/1/0/i/G/hair…
or i could do this:http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff301…http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g44/hm…
or maybe i shouldn’t bleach my hair at all? I’m not sure-some help please?
by the way, this is my hair (and me):http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=245a5ox&…

I have very frizzy, coarse, brillo pad hair (I am white). I am 51 years old. For years my beautician has straightened it with perm solution (just reversing it), & it works well, but it always burns off my hair. Then it takes two to three years for top & sides to grow back (not to mention I look funny!!!). I have a straightening iron (the newer ones), but that’s not the answer. It doesn’t help my hair (my hair is dyed, not bleached blonde). Anybody know of a solution that I can use that will work (or that my beautician friend can use) that will straighten effectively. I have the most stubborn, frizzy, coarse, thick hair, & I hate it. I want straight hair. I cannot afford the $600 Japanese treatment (and it would probably burn my hair off anyway). Can anybody help me? I need a product that will be effective, but one that will not burn off my hair. I can only put my hair up in a bun now, & I’m thinking of getting a wig it’s that bad. Help anybody! Thanks all!

i live in miami & i cnt seem 2 find it any where i hear its the best plz help ….!!!!