Bleached my hair now back to brown.

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Lacey K.

Apr 22, 2014

Lacey K.

The pic I have as my default is what I dyed it after since I hated the blond n then I dyed it again a lil more soft burgundy n then it faded to this and is no longer nasty feelin when its wet and its nice and strong keep in mind hole process took about 6-12 months and I'm still workin on hettin all rhe blonde out.

Lacey K.

Apr 22, 2014

Lacey K.

This is how blonde I got it excuse my boyfriend haha

Lacey K.

Apr 22, 2014

Lacey K.

Yea my hair used to be like that too since I dyed some of it blonde n it takes time but it will get healthy what I suggest do not dye your hair anymore untill it grows out do lots of hair mask and coconut oil and invest in good shampoo n conditioner if you don't mind you shoukd post a oic of how blonde you got it.

Kat A.

Apr 22, 2014

Kat A.

Keep using hair masks & maybe try coconut oil too.

Kat A.

Apr 22, 2014

Kat A.

It'll still grow, just not as fast as it would if it were healthy.

Stephanie E.

Apr 22, 2014

Stephanie E.

I have naturally dark brown hair and 2 months ago I bleached it to bright blonde and now I dyed it back to dark brown. I cut off a good 4 inches(it's to my shoulder and I won't go shorter). Will my hair still grow out even though it's damaged from the bleach? I use deep conditioning masks but my hair feels nasty when it's wet.

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