How to fix hair

[jawlessera]

I bleached my hair at 12 to dye it pink (ik dumb) I’m 16 now and after that my hair has been rlly dry and frizzy. I also made the grave mistake of dyeing it black recently and I wish to go back to brown. Any treatment products or recommendations to make it healthy again?

 

[Blackpillirony]

I bleached my hair at 12 to dye it pink (ik dumb) I’m 16 now and after that my hair has been rlly dry and frizzy. I also made the grave mistake of dyeing it black recently and I wish to go back to brown. Any treatment products or recommendations to make it healthy again?

@Pearex save that foid, I have no knowledge on this type of stuff

 

[draftLexy]

how is your hair stil damaged if you bleached it 4 years ago? when was the last time you bleached your hair? whats your hair type and what products do you use?

 

[emeraldpill]

olaplex no 3

 

[Pearex]

I bleached my hair at 12 to dye it pink (ik dumb) I’m 16 now and after that my hair has been rlly dry and frizzy. I also made the grave mistake of dyeing it black recently and I wish to go back to brown. Any treatment products or recommendations to make it healthy again?

The first step should be to consult a professional for color removal without further damaging the hair, and the second step should be to strengthen the hair from the inside with professional bond repair products

 

[kismet]

I bleached my hair at 12 to dye it pink (ik dumb) I’m 16 now and after that my hair has been rlly dry and frizzy. I also made the grave mistake of dyeing it black recently and I wish to go back to brown. Any treatment products or recommendations to make it healthy again?

go to a professional for the dye
use a bond repairing treatment
deep conditioning once or twice a week
wash less frequently and get trims regularly

 

[jawlessera]

how is your hair stil damaged if you bleached it 4 years ago? when was the last time you bleached your hair? whats your hair type and what products do you use?

That was the last time I bleached it and it was bleached like 3 times in the span of 2 days at home but I have dyed it a few times since then and my hair type is js wavy I only use loreal elvive hydration shampoo and conditioner and I js recently started using Moroccan oil so idk if that helps

 

[draftLexy]

That was the last time I bleached it and it was bleached like 3 times in the span of 2 days at home but I have dyed it a few times since then and my hair type is js wavy I only use loreal elvive hydration shampoo and conditioner and I js recently started using Moroccan oil so idk if that helps

then its 100% not the bleach you did when you were 12, what type of dye did you use permenant, semi permenant? because sometimes it will come out on its own after a month or 2

 

[jawlessera]

then its 100% not the bleach you did when you were 12, what type of dye did you use permenant, semi permenant? because sometimes it will come out on its own after a month or 2

then its 100% not the bleach you did when you were 12, what type of dye did you use permenant, semi permenant? because sometimes it will come out on its own after a month or 2

I used splat semi permanent hot pink dye then went back to brown like a month after

 

[addybaddie]

Your hair is dry and absorbing moisture from the air making it frizzy, use moisturizing products and blow dry on cool to manage frizziness. If you want to go from black to brown by yourself: Color oops will help you get out the black dye if you want a drug store solution. If you want your hair even lighter you may need a round of bleach in that case use 10 vol, 2:1 ratio with bleach powder, don't leave on too long, watch tutorials use protein treatment after do not overuse. I do not recommend getting your hair done professional I do it myself and it's much healthier than when I got it done by a professionally, but if your bad at doing your own hair it might be the better option. Use a high lift color if hair needs additional toning, sally's hair dye is fine, could try to get professional dye if you know someone. Your hair will likely be reddish when you remove the dye so you'd want an ashier shade of brown, like 6A. Colors are labeled by number (level of how light or dark dye is) and letter (how warm or cool hair is), plus look at color wheel and ask an employee for help.

 

[Rm24]

Use a leave in moisturizer and use a bond repairing treatment

 

[jawlessera]

The first step should be to consult a professional for color removal without further damaging the hair, and the second step should be to strengthen the hair from the inside with professional bond repair products

Do you recommend any shampoo and conditioners? And what do u think abt oiling

 

[jawlessera]

Your hair is dry and absorbing moisture from the air making it frizzy, use moisturizing products and blow dry on cool to manage frizziness. If you want to go from black to brown by yourself: Color oops will help you get out the black dye if you want a drug store solution. If you want your hair even lighter you may need a round of bleach in that case use 10 vol, 2:1 ratio with bleach powder, don't leave on too long, watch tutorials use protein treatment after do not overuse. I do not recommend getting your hair done professional I do it myself and it's much healthier than when I got it done by a professionally, but if your bad at doing your own hair it might be the better option. Use a high lift color if hair needs additional toning, sally's hair dye is fine, could try to get professional dye if you know someone. Your hair will likely be reddish when you remove the dye so you'd want an ashier shade of brown, like 6A. Colors are labeled by number (level of how light or dark dye is) and letter (how warm or cool hair is), plus look at color wheel and ask an employee for hel

 

[jawlessera]

Your hair is dry and absorbing moisture from the air making it frizzy, use moisturizing products and blow dry on cool to manage frizziness. If you want to go from black to brown by yourself: Color oops will help you get out the black dye if you want a drug store solution. If you want your hair even lighter you may need a round of bleach in that case use 10 vol, 2:1 ratio with bleach powder, don't leave on too long, watch tutorials use protein treatment after do not overuse. I do not recommend getting your hair done professional I do it myself and it's much healthier than when I got it done by a professionally, but if your bad at doing your own hair it might be the better option. Use a high lift color if hair needs additional toning, sally's hair dye is fine, could try to get professional dye if you know someone. Your hair will likely be reddish when you remove the dye so you'd want an ashier shade of brown, like 6A. Colors are labeled by number (level of how light or dark dye is) and letter (how warm or cool hair is), plus look at color wheel and ask an employee for help.

What conditioner and shampoo do u recommend that’s affordable?

 

[Deleted Member 105302]

I bleached my hair at 12 to dye it pink (ik dumb) I’m 16 now and after that my hair has been rlly dry and frizzy. I also made the grave mistake of dyeing it black recently and I wish to go back to brown. Any treatment products or recommendations to make it healthy again?

i bleached my hair a while ago and had the same issue but i recommend hair masks and putting hair oil into yourhair hwen its 80% dry and then blowdrying it on cool

 

[angelpie]

I dunno but thats brutal

 

[addybaddie]

What conditioner and shampoo do u recommend that’s affordable?

I use Loreal sulfate-free color care system, there are specific ones for moisture, bond repair, etc. It's about $10 per bottle.

 

[Pearex]

Do you recommend any shampoo and conditioners?

Olaplex No. 4 (Shampoo) and No. 5 (Conditioner) or K18

And what do u think abt oiling

If your hair is very dry, don't apply oil to dry hair. First apply a moisturizing spray or water based cream to your hair, then go over it with moroccan argan oil or jojoba oil. This will lock in the moisture

 

[jawlessera]

Olaplex No. 4 (Shampoo) and No. 5 (Conditioner) or K18


If your hair is very dry, don't apply oil to dry hair. First apply a moisturizing spray or water based cream to your hair, then go over it with moroccan argan oil or jojoba oil. This will lock in the moisture

Thank you bro