HELP! Bleached Hair + Dying Problem.

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Stephanie R.

Dec 30, 2014

Stephanie R.

Hello everyone!

A few months ago I bleached all my hair for the first time in a salon near the place I live, so then later I could dye all my hair blue at home. After I did all that I notice that my blue dye was going fast. I thought that "it was normal and that I just only need to re-dye it" just as my stylist said, "until my hair get used to the new color". The thing is that my blue hair keeps fading. The only places in which doesn't fade that fast is in the ones I beached myself with HOT TOPIC White Out products. I want all my hair blue but I'm scared to damage my hair bleaching it again. What should I do?



Things that you may want to know:

*The bleaching was water based. My stylist told me that water based bleach doesn't damage the hair as normal bleach would do.

*My blue dye is MANIC PANIC Amplified Formula Rockability Blue. This one is a semi permanent hair dye.

*My hair is healthy. I only have the normal split ends because it's time for me to trim them but nothing more.

Romie L.

Dec 30, 2014

Romie L.

Maybe try a different blue dye? and as kadey said : put some blue in your conditioner every once in a while :),

Shaye M.

Dec 31, 2014

Shaye M.

Okay, this is what I do when I have bright hair colours that are fade prone. I purchase a spray bottle, fill it with water and add a few drops of your dye to the mix, shake it up and whenever you notice your hair fading you can use this to touch the colour up. For me It saved lots of tubs of dye and time aswell.

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