Hair Dye Answers

Here’s the scoop: I am an idiot. I jumped the gun & decided to add some highlights to my dark blonde roots to blend better with the rest of my blonde hair. I only did a few & they ended up turning into peachy blobs on my head after the max 45 mins. It didn’t actually look THAT bad & was fixable. Then I got a really really stupid idea & got boxed golden brown dye. I thought I could just go over the peachy blobs & get it back to how it looked in the begining.
It ended up turning my roots a hideous coppery warm color & the rest of my hair completely ashy & DISGUSTING.
(I decided to just cover my whole head instead of the peachy colored blobs).
Needless to say I started scrubbing & washing my hair immediately after I did the initial rinse. I’ve washed my hair 10 times already today.
I looked at the box & another mistake is that it was permanent but amonia free.
Here’s my question, will Amonia free permanent hair dye fade faster then if it had Amonia in it??

My old Hairstylist suggested putting a small amount of regular conditioner in my hair over night & rinsing it out in the morning to help reverse the damage done to my hair by dyeing it.

I’ve been bleaching my hair for a while & i’m sick of all the damage. I want to just change the color. Is regular hair dye worse than hair bleach, just as bad, or not as bad?

Organic hair dyes usually incorporate proteins, botanicals, & natural vegetal extracts, like Cinchona, Rhubarb & Walnut & is about a thousand times more gentle on your hair & scalp than regular hair dye. One good organic brand is “Herbatint”. Regular Hair dyes contain ammonia & harsh chemicals (especially the darker shades where they have found that those shades can cause cancer in some people). Using regular hair dye is the same as using regular shampoo’s or chemical based deoderaints. When chemicals are absorbed into the skin, there can be allergic reactions & side affects, just as chemicals being dumped into the natural environment.