Black To Blonde! Help!

Feb 27, 2013

Tiffany R.

A few years ago I used to have platinum blonde hair and was wanting to grow it out but my hair was so damaged I thought dying it a light brown would be somewhat healthier for it but when I went to my stylist she dyed it black! not wanting my hair to suffer anymore damage I left it and dyed my roots black once a month with a semi permanent color (my natural color is dark blonde). Well my hair was breaking off everywhere so I cut it all off and now its all grown out and quite healthy but I want to go back to a more natural color (no money to go to a salon) so I was thinking highlights? but how can I blend the black, my blonde roots and the hightlights together without looking ridiculous? thanks for your input!

Feb 27, 2013

Francesca D.

How long has it been dyed black?

Feb 27, 2013

Bianca O.

Honestly I would gradually go lighter not so fast because you don't want to have damaged hair by the end. Try using hi lift colors I don't hi lights are a good idea

Feb 27, 2013

Tiffany R.

Its been black for 3 years!

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