Wanting my Natural Strawberry blonde back! Help!

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Brittinay F.

Dec 10, 2011

Brittinay F.

See I had this random spontaneous hair up my butt && decided to dye my hair dark red. However (comma) I made a mistake and want my old color back, && mind you its too late to color correct it. I should have NEVER ever dyed my hair, it was beautiful the way it was :( Thing is I am in the military and I am not allowed to have it unnatural colors. I cannot high light it back to blonde so how can I do something to fix this without KILLING my hair? I have OCD with my hair and I have super healthy hair so I am trying to do the least amount of damage. I am even contemplating cutting it super short so that i get my natural color back faster. Any suggestions? Thanks! :D

Iraida K.

Aug 24, 2013

Iraida K.

I think you should try using color oops a few times. It does little damage to hair. And red hair dye usually fades easily. Even if you can't get your original color back, you can probably fade the red you have now to a more natural color. Or, since you're in the military, I think you could definitely make short hair work.

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