i tried to strip my hair blond when it was red, but it turned orange. didn't work out.
now it's dark brown (dyed) and i wanna try again...will it work now my hair is brown not red?
Hair stripping on now brown, used to be red hair...will it work!?!?
It will work, but you have to be sure you leave the bleach on long enough. Bleach generally goes through stages as it is lightening.. first you'll see it start to turn red, then orange, then yellow, then blonde.. and you have to be sure to wear a processing cap to prevent the bleach from drying (once it dries it stops processing)
You should try a Sally Beauty Supply store and get 1 or 2 packets of bleach ( Super Oreal Blanc by Loreal is a good one.. try to stay away from Quick Blue as it can take up to 3 or 4 hours to fully process) and a bottle of 30 volume peroxide.. process this until you see it turn to about the tone of blonde that you are looking for. Afterwards you will need a deep moisturizing conditioner like the Feria conditioner by Loreal which I've only been able to find at Sally's, but it is one of the best conditioners I've used EVER. (They will try to offer you an Ion conditioner if you go to Sally's.. all I'm going to say is it sucks and don't buy it lol)
Once you get through that, if you don't like the tone there are ways to correct it for instence.. if it comes out a little on the yellow side you can use a violet based toner or violet shampoo.. too red you can use an ash based toner, too orange you can use a blue or blue/violet based toner or violet shampoo.
If you have any questions feel free to email me.
Hair stripping on now brown, used to be red hair...will it work!?!?
no, the chemicals in store baught do it yourself strippers are not enough to take out the chemicals in there sister over the counter chemical dyes. You need to go have it professionally done.
Hair stripping on now brown, used to be red hair...will it work!?!?
sure, my friend had red hair then she dye it black, then brown, then brown with highlights
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