Thursday, September 16, 2004

Haircolor restoration


If your hair was a light brown before you bleached it, here are some products you could try:


Clairol Natural Instincts: 14 Tweed - Light Ash Brown


Loreal Colorspa Moisture Actif: Teak - Light Ash Brown



If your hair was a dark blonde before you bleached it, here are some products you could try:


Clairol Natural Instincts: 10 Sandalwood - Dark Ash Blonde


Loreal Colorspa Moisture Actif: Palomino - Dark Blonde

With permanent dyes, err to the side of lighter then you think your natural color is and use an ash. The permanents tend to grip better and go a little darker on porous (i.e. previously bleached) hair. Besides, it's more natural looking to have your roots grow in darker than your ends. If the ends are darker than the roots, it looks racoony. Ash will neutralize the reddish color of the hair. Permanent dyes will have a more caustic smell than the semi-permanents. If you have a major event to attend, do the dyeing at least a few days before, to give the color time to "normalize" (i.e. fade a bit).

If you want to risk a permanent fix (and you have really short hair that will grow out pretty soon anyway):


Clairol Hydrience: 18 Sandalwood - Dark Ash Blonde


Clairol Hydrience: 40 Tawny Breeze - Light Ash Brown


Clairol Ultress: 5A Light Ash Brown


Loreal Excellence: D1 Dark Ash Blonde


Loreal Excellence: E01 Natural Light Ash Brown


Revlon Colorsilk: #60 - Dark Ash Blonde


Revlon Colorsilk: #50 - Light Ash Brown

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