Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Conditioning bleached hair?

Anyways so school picture day is next friday, and I wanna bleach my hair a do it light blue for picture day and because iv'e wanted blue hair for a while. sAnyways my hair is black with some brown blonde spots in it. it's in reaaaaaaaaally good condition. Anyways I really need my hair to stay in good condition so I was wondering after I bleach my hair what to put in it to make it stay nice and healthy besides a deep conditiong treatment?



Iv'e tried olive oil, that just cleans my hair. Eggs and mayonaise just makes it softer..but thats about it so yeah =/



Conditioning bleached hair?

you can usually get special conditioners just about anywhere for bleached or colored hair. once u get it dyed, just make sure it stays moisturized and use a conditioner that states that it is specifically for color treated hair.



Conditioning bleached hair?

I asked my friend the same she says Deep conditioning is the best and pretty much the only way to go but try Redkin its for color treated hair



Conditioning bleached hair?

There is no way that your hair is going to be healthy after you bleach it and put blue on it BUT you can try a product from Sallys Beauty Supply called Ineral [Deep Conditioner] It is a 7 day treatment.



Conditioning bleached hair?

I bleached my hair and I used the same thing you did..you can do a hot oil treatment to help the scalp too..good luck with the blue hair!! Sounds awesome.. Im getting pink extentions in from Audrey Kitching soon =)



Conditioning bleached hair?

hot oil treatment.. V05 has one.. good luck going from black to bleached though.. that will be tough!!!!



Conditioning bleached hair?

Heres what I do:



I apply a hair masque for about 30 minutes. Beyond The Zone Last Call Hair Masque is amazing.



Then, I use a shampoo/conditioner with a lot of vitamins to help rebuild the cuticle. Bed Head TIGI-Self Absorbed shampoo/conditioner is great.



Rinse your hair with COLD water. It seals the cuticle and leaves hair healthy.



When using conditioner, don't rinse it all out. Rinse your scalp fairly well, but leave a bit of conditioner in the rest of your hair. It should feel smooth but not sticky. TIGI products are great for this, because you don't feel extra build up once your hair is dry. This makes hair baby soft and extremely managable.



When your hair is dry or damp, spray some leave in conditioner on the ends to prevent breakage. Infusium 23 has a nice leave in conditioner that works very well.



Also once your hair is bleached, I would avoid blow drying hair on a high heat setting, and using straighteners (unless they're ionic, those protect your hair against heat damage). It's always best to air dry your hair, or just blow dry the roots.



Conditioning bleached hair?

bleached hair is dead, dry lifeless hair and there is no way to keep it healthy because the bleaching process takes everything out of the hair, not only color. To keep it from breaking or falling out you have to use a lot of conditioner everytime you wash.



Conditioning bleached hair?

"bleached hair is dead, dry lifeless hair and there is no way to keep it healthy because the bleaching process takes everything out of the hair, not only color. To keep it from breaking or falling out you have to use a lot of conditioner everytime you wash."



That is the funniest thing I have heard all day. You should actually learn something about hair and dye before posting, idiot.

Is there a 5 day hair color wash?

I am wanting to Lighten my hair color for the first time but am wondering what on the boxes is the least amount of number to washout is. I know they have a 24hour color treatment. But is there one for a 5 day hair color? If so what Brand? Because I do not want one that is permanent. I have brown hair and would like to light it up. Thank you.



Is there a 5 day hair color wash?

Loving care lasts about a week. Get something that doesn't say permanent or semi permanent. It will say right on the box.



Is there a 5 day hair color wash?

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Is there a 5 day hair color wash?

im sure there is.



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Is there a 5 day hair color wash?

A temporary color won't lighten your hair, but if you want to change the color for less than a week, try a rinse. Clairol makes a gel rinse called Glints, which comes in some way cool shades and lasts about 6 shampoos.



Is there a 5 day hair color wash?

Colorwashes don't lighten the hair.



Is there a 5 day hair color wash?

You cannot lighten your hair with a wash out color. you have to use bleach, wich is permanent, to remove color. The only option for you, without having to bleach) is a 24 hour color. All those do is coat your hair. I have never used one but it seems to me the only way it could work is if it is thick and crunchy. Like a paint.



Any way. my point is that you cannot wash out a lighter color because you have to remove the color to make it lighter. To get it back to a dark color you either have to let it grow out, cut it off, or dye it again.



Is there a 5 day hair color wash?

you know what im not really sure but ask your hair stylest maybe he/she can help you.



hope it helps!



Is there a 5 day hair color wash?

unfortunately you cant go lighter using a rinse, or semi permanent, they will put highlights in your hair but wont lighten it up unless your willing to use something with a peroxide and or an ammonia base (which are then permanent hair colours)... rinses are approximately 8-9 washes, and semi permanent are around 20 washes. hope this helps. good luck.

Can you tell me the best way to straighten my hair?

i have extremley frizzy/curly hair. (curly if i don't comb it and frizzy if i do). I was hoping someone could tell me the best ways to get smooth straight hair. I have a straightner and some heat activating treatment but i was wondering if anyone had any helpful tips.



Can you tell me the best way to straighten my hair?

get a corioliss hair straightener (around $100-$200) because they work really good, then get some frederic fekkai straight away straightening balm ($16.50) to keep the frizzy areas down. hope i helped.



Can you tell me the best way to straighten my hair?

if you just want straight hair for a day then use a straightener or you could get a straight perm and it would last for a couple months and usaully cost at least $200



Can you tell me the best way to straighten my hair?

Put some hand lotion on your hands and wipe the excess on your hair (Not too much though other wise it will become greasy) Try some defrizzing serums as well. Try specialty hair stores like the beauty Supply outlet rather then drug stores and what not. They have better products (sometimes) and the people working there can help a lot to :)



Can you tell me the best way to straighten my hair?

I have the exact same problem. It drives me insane. This might sound crazy but one time I used an iron. Just make sure you use a bunch of heat protectant. If you run a brush through it while you trail the iron directly behind it, it's amazing. I could never get the ends right, but the iron straightened them PERFECTLY. and yes, i do mean a clothes iron, just put it on a low setting a don't leave it it one place. A quick stroke does the job if you use the brush directly in front. Just don't do this very often.



Can you tell me the best way to straighten my hair?

theres aussie gel that you can apply to damp hair that helps with frizz



the only frizz i have in my hair is the tiny bit of damage due to straightening it, but it helps for me. other wise dont straighten it too much, itll just damage it and make it frizzier. try turning the heat level on the straightener down, or not holding the straightener to your hair for more than a second. and also, try curley hair-do's for your hair so your not always straightening it. i wish my hair was curley so i could do somthing other than keeping it straight.

Hair color question 4 virgin hair?

Coloring dark hair to light?



How likely is it that I閳ユ獟l need more than 1 color treatment to get it to a shade of dark blond.?



My hair is dark, dark brown--almost black (thick %26amp; resistant). I閳ユ獓 like to get my hair to a dark blonde or possibly a very, very, very light brown--at it's darkest.



Will I have to dye my hair blond and then re-dye with blond again, resulting in lighter shades of brown, until it finally lightens to blond? I ask because that閳ユ獨 what happened last time I dyed my hair. But that was about 12 years ago, so I'm hoping to find ***wishful thinking*** that color technology has improved a bit. Or, as they seem to often say "revolutionized".



I'm trying to figure out which color I'll need. If I go with a super light blond, trying to get--at least--a light brown...Imagine my surprise if it ACTUALLY colors my hair the color on the box the first time I use it.Ooops! omg! :-o



How many colorings can our hair withstand w/out 2 much damage?(Not incl. new growth roots)



Hair color question 4 virgin hair?

Definitely get it professionally done. The products professionals use are totally different from what you get in the store, and they can mix the peroxide and other ingredients especially to go with your type of hair.



Also, if they mess up and it turns out the wrong color, they will fix it for free. If you are going for one color, your roots will grow out looking worse.



You might try starting with highlights, then keep adding more every month or so, that way you can go lighter and lighter, and not have the growing out so obvious..



Hair color question 4 virgin hair?

I HAVE SUPER DARK BROWN HAIR AND I TRIED BLONDE. IT TURNED OUT ORANGE. HAVE A PRO DO IT, TRUST ME. AFTER THAT JUST DO IT YOURSELF BY PICKING UP BLEACH KITS AT SALLY'S BEAUTY SUPPLY OR SOMETHING. THATS WHAT I DO

My hair is thinning out?

I'm worried. My hair is the thinnest it has ever been. I do lose a little hair (a few strands) everytime I shampoo/condition my hair, but lately I noticed how thin it really is. It has thinned out over the years, and I'm not sure if it's due to coloring treatments or age (I'm 23). I'm worried that by this time next year, I will have almost nothing left. When I do style my hair, it looks a lot thicker than it is. I was thinking about hair extentions..not to add to the length, but to add to the width. Are there any products out there to help my hair grow thicker? I'm taking prenatal vitamens because I was told they'd make my hair grow stronger (due to the iron). Thanks!



My hair is thinning out?

Blow drying, treating your hair with color and other things damage your hair. Your hair might be more sensitive than other peoples.



When washing your hair try to be gentle. It is normal to lose hair though.



Don't style your hair or do things to it that are unnatural.



There are shampoos that strenghtens your hair. check up on that at the store! I believe Pantene Pro-V has it. Thats the shampoo I use. Goodluck



My hair is thinning out?

there are volumizing creams and things, but I dont think this would help for your problem. I would suggest to go see a hair stylist or even a doctor about it. They might know what to do.



My hair is thinning out?

I have had thinning hair for years. I was using rogaine everyday (twice a day) and it didn't work. I went to a dermatologist and she sent me for lab work to rule out various things (i.e. thyroid disease). After that she was able to treat it. Good Luck!!!



My hair is thinning out?

I have a few friends who have same probs, research on fruits and veggies that you can eat to help, and ask a professional hairdress what products to use, I know there are scalp treatments, you could also save up for the future to have surgery. try not to wash and blowdry to often. Keep the vitamins up!



My hair is thinning out?

You might be blow drying it/coloring or flat ironing it too much. Limit doing that to maybe once a week. And you might be washing it too much so wash it every other day or so. Try getting a damaged hair shampoo too.



My hair is thinning out?

Is your hair breaking off? Can you see a lot of short hairs? Or, is it falling out at the root, like where you can see more of your scalp than before? If you think it's breaking off, it could be from styling damage. If it's truly thinning, you might need to check with your doctor to rule out thyroid disease, stress,hormone imbalance, etc.. You're very young to experience genetically thinning hairloss, but usually this type of hairloss is concentrated on the top and crown areas ( not really affecting the back). After you've ruled out any medical issue, you can try several things: Rogaine, thickening shampoos and styling aids, a laser comb (can make hair look thicker after several weeks of use). Extensions might not work unless your thinning hair is mostly in the back. Coloring your hair or styling it won't make it fall out unless you're going to extremes. It's probably safe to keep doing these as long as you're taking care of your hair. Stick with the vitamins, and make an appt. with your doctor soon!



My hair is thinning out?

Get your thyroid checked. This same thing happen to meat age 21 and I found out my thyroid was to blame. I am now 27 and my hair is the thickist its ever been thank to the meds. Just a suggestion.



My hair is thinning out?

Apply the white of a raw egg on the hair for 30 minutes, and then wash it off with a shampoo. A mixture of lemon juice and egg white and oil massage could also be used to strengthen the roots of



hair. More remedies at http://hairthinning.org/ will prevent further problems.

Will this damage my hair?

i have big, poofy hair, and after a bad haircut, i cant be seen in public without straightening my hair (i now have bangs that only work with straight hair :D)



i only straighten my hair once a week, i use a heat protecting treatment when i straighten it, and i deep condition it once a week, but i've been doing this for about 2.5 /3 years. i've noticed my hair is getting kind of fried.



i'm going to get it trimmed so the unhealthy/poofy ends are off of it.



i love the way it looks when its straightened! but i dont want to damage my hair more!



oh and i have a Solia Ceramic Ionic straightening iron- so its not one of those cheap metal ones.



i love my hair straight....but i'm worried about damaging it....any tips?! thanks a lot!



Will this damage my hair?

My best suggestion is after you get any dead end cut off of it and it's completely healthy... try relaxing it.... or even better... they have a service called The Japanese hair straightening method... where they run a flat iron over your hair and it just stays straight permanently.. it takes longer than relaxing, but it's less harsher on your hair. :)



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Will this damage my hair?

It sounds like you might want to check into a permanent straighting from a beauty shop. I have known people who loved it!



Will this damage my hair?

All irons whether they are curling irons or flat irons damage hair. If you are in love with your hair straight, then you should go to the salon and discuss the benefit of having it professionally straightened. Especially if you straighten it every day. Not only will it look better all of the time, but it will also save you on time.



Will this damage my hair?

I have naturally curly hair and I flat iron it all the time. It does damage you hair some, but you have to make sure that you deep condition your hair, and treat it right. Also, please dont do a chemically straighten your hair. That damages it more. Also, if your hair is naturally poofy, you will still need to straighten it after the chemicals. Its not "wash and go". Work is still required.



Will this damage my hair?

Try a relaxer. If your flat iron has a heat setting turn it down at least 3 knotches. I think you should ask your hair stylist about a permanent straightning treatment it could really help you out.

Hair washing/cultures?

Does anyone else agree with me that washing your hair once a week is absolutely repulsive? I'm not saying washing your hair every day is necessary, because some people really do have very dry, fragile hair. Why is it, however, that people goop their hair up with all kinds of oils/treatments because they have "naturally dry hair" then wash it only once per week? Then they go around with their long, nasty fingernails digging at their scalp because it's dirty and it itches. What's wrong with this picture? (and I put this question in society and culture because it's people of a certain culture who do this.)



Hair washing/cultures?

lol, its hilarious the way people get on the defensive when anything negative is said about their race.



I'll be honest the reason they don't wash their hair often is because it takes a very long time to get it back into a good manageable state, so in order to save time, energy and money the hair is washed less often.



But please try not to categorize people.



Hair washing/cultures?

i think that is gross especially if you put things in your hair you need to wash it out daily



Hair washing/cultures?

c'mon, dont be a coward, name your "certain culture". EDIT: no I dont agree with you, I just dont like cowards who wish to disparage people for whatever reason. Maybe you stink and have crust between your toes. Doesnt bother me at all, I can move away from you if Im offended by your smell, but Im not going to go home and call my cousin and discuss it or make a question on yahoo about it.



Hair washing/cultures?

opinions are like @ssholes....everyone has one.



Hair washing/cultures?

once a week?



i had a roommate that washed her hair maybeeeeee once a month and she was always borrowing my hair things drove me crazy i ended up having to hide barrettes and combs etc. because after a while her head would stink and the couch would stink and wow her whole bedroom smelled bad



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why am i getting thumbs down? hmmmm



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what does "natural" water mean? is that some spiffy way of saying rain?



Hair washing/cultures?

It's gross. Imagine their bed at home smelly. I practice good hygiene. I wash my hair/bathe everyday sometimes 3x/day. Mornings in the begining of the day, or when I get home from work or shopping, and always before I go to bed, I just like feeling fresh and clean. I am asian.



I got a Thumbs down? I guess its TRUE to the question being asked. TRUE to all the answers got a thumbs down too. It's good question got some people upset.



Hair washing/cultures?

Hahahaha! No, do you know what's reaaaally nasty? There is this certain culture that smells like a dog when they get wet. I just find it so insulting when they have the nerve to approach me and actually try and start a conversation with me...and I'm just sitting there like "omigod...like why are you talking to me?" -



Now THAT is very repulsive. It's even more crazy because they supposedly have to wash their hair every day but when "natural" water touches them...they just...smell like a dog. I don't get it?



Hair washing/cultures?

I guess that would be repulsive but I know some races that when their hair is wet they smell like dog. I also know other races that I find it repulsive to smell certain foods. However, I just learn to deal with it because people are different and mind my own business.



Spoiled American girl, welcome to the real world. Live and learn.



Hair washing/cultures?

black people are the only ones who put things in their hair. and yeah some of us don't wash our hair every day but we aren't the ones getting little bugs called lice. are we? we don't wait until our hair stinks. that's gross. people who wash there hair every day do it because there is too much oil, we just require some. is it so bad to put oil in our hair so it doesn't get dandruff and have flakes everywhere and my motto is if it itches then wash it . maybe those people don't understand that which is why there finger nails are dirty because they are scratching away there skin instead of washing away what is irritating their scalp



Hair washing/cultures?

blacks are gettin mad because they are the ones who never wash their hair. and they are getting defensive as usual. Blacks dont like to wash their naps cuz then its gets fluffy and I love how angry they are at this post. its IS f-ing gross so deal with it.