Dye Disaster! Please help ASAP!

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Jackie S.

May 28, 2017

Jackie S.

So, I went to my stylist on Friday for a color and cut (which didn't happen. I showed her the picture of what I wanted in terms of color, and she said no problem - we'd have to bleach my hair because of the red dye in it; we agreed upon a swatch that looked perfect. Well, 2 hours later, after bleach and dye, my hair looks nothing like my request. I know I could go back and say I'm not happy etc, but this isn't the first time I didn't get color requested (this is just the most extreme case). My question is, can I dye over this with a light brown dye and have it come out looking good? I don't want to damage my hair, but I can't leave it as is.

First picture is what I wanted, followed by me.

Jackie S.

May 28, 2017

Jackie S.

side

Jackie S.

May 28, 2017

Jackie S.

Front. My ends here look darker than in reality.

Natalie D.

May 28, 2017

Natalie D.

First, I recommend conditioning your hair with some hair masks, and then go over it with a light brown dye & it should be just fine.

Lenox-mae R.

May 28, 2017

Lenox-mae R.

I agree with Natalie.

Madi M.

May 29, 2017

Madi M.

Omg that is nothing like what you requested at all!! I hope you are able to get it fixed!! 😃

Jackie S.

May 29, 2017

Jackie S.

I think I'm going to give my hair a mini break, then dye myself. While it's nothing like what I asked for, I honestly don't even want to deal with her again.

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