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Mariam A.

Apr 11, 2014

Mariam A.

So I just recently ombre my hair at the salon last week, ever since than my hair has been completely frizzy, dead dry and almost like damage.
And the worst part is I just found today that the lady bleached my hair, I don't want to keep this ombre on me forever, can I just use regular dye to take it off? and about my damage hair, what can I do about it?
please help, I am desperate!

Sapphire K.

Apr 11, 2014

Sapphire K.

Condition the crap out of it first. Then, In theory yes, you could dye it, just be careful and let it sit it's full time or the color will look silly between the two shades you're dyeing on.

Daeja G.

Apr 11, 2014

Daeja G.

You can't take bleach off because it just removed color from your hair... Re-dying it is an option but it will probably damage it further. You can find a dye that is low chemicals, I've never dyed my hair before so I don't really know too much about dye. If you do not want to dye it then you can cut it depending on how much the hairstylist bleached it. There are many hair masks for dry, frizzy, damaged hair just look around the internet to find one that you would want to do! Hoped I helped! :D
Good luck!

Mathilde L.

Apr 11, 2014

Mathilde L.

Do you have a picture of what it looks like?

Mariam A.

Apr 11, 2014

Mariam A.

Here's an example sorry for the horrible picture but the ends look completely fried

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