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Molly R.

Feb 27, 2015

Molly R.

So I'm growing out a pixie cut and I don't want to color or bleach it anymore. I want my natural color to grow out. This brings out the problem of the transition from natural (root)/color to the blonde which might look wonky. Should I do something about it or just leave it alone?

Molly R.

Feb 27, 2015

Molly R.

roots/blonde

Sabrina K.

Feb 27, 2015

Sabrina K.

You could go in and get lowlights - like getting striks of your natural color in the blond :)

Riff W.

Feb 27, 2015

Riff W.

I mean, it will look a bit strange growing out, but with highlights and won't look absolutely horrible, I think you could just leave it alone, but if you don't want to have highlights on the bottom half of your hair (which honestly doesn't look bad at all) then you can dye it. But I would wait for it to grow out more and then if you don't like the way it look, dye it, but I don't think the transition looks bad at all :)

Shaye M.

Feb 27, 2015

Shaye M.

I'd leave it, when I was blonde and growing my hair out I thought it looked pretty gross when my regrowth was shorter but when it got longer I started to like it. I've since dyed my hair though lol.

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