Growing out darkest brown hair colour.

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Tashurr T.

Jul 11, 2013

Tashurr T.

I dyed my hair dark chocolate brown, my hair is light mousy brown.. I wanna grow it all out, any tips? X.

Libby D.

Jul 11, 2013

Libby D.

I used washing up liquid in my hair to help rinse some colour out when mine was black to make it less noticable growing out :) I know you can get things to strip your hair aswell tho x

Elizabeth H.

Jul 11, 2013

Elizabeth H.

I know it sounds weird, but once or twice a week wash your hair with dish soap--it strips color from your hair

Danielle B.

Jul 11, 2013

Danielle B.

^ Please do not use dish soap on your hair. If it does anything to change the color it's because it's strips all the oils out of your hair and allow the cuticle on your hair to lift up which allows the color to wash out. Which is not good for it.

There's a reason why we wash dishes and baby ducks who have been victums of an oil spill with it, not our hair.

Samantha C.

Jul 11, 2013

Samantha C.

Color a shade lighter for a few months then another for a few months until you get to your natural. it will create kind of an ombre while grkwing it out.

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