It all depends on your parents mostly. Dip-dyeing your hair is not as harmful as dyeing your scalp, so if your parents are okay with it, it can be a cool way to add a little color to your appearance. Not Helpful 28 Helpful Should I dip dye my hair or not? I am worried that if I leave the bleach in for too long my ends will break!
Bleaching hair can damage the ends if this is done incorrectly, but just follow the provided instructions depending on what you are using.
Dip dyeing is better than dyeing all of your hair including roots because at least you can cut it off if you are not pleased with the end result. You do not have to bleach and dye all of your hair, so most of your hair stays healthy. Not Helpful 13 Helpful It depends on your school's dress code. Check with your student handbook to determine specific rules relating to hair color.
Not Helpful 2 Helpful 5. Yes and no. The parts that you've put the bleach on will always be bleached because it removes the color , but the bleached strands can be cut as your hair grows out. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. By using this service, some information may be shared with YouTube. If you're using Manic Panic or another vegetable-based dye, you can leave it on for as long as you want without damaging your hair.
The longer you leave it on, typically, the brighter the color will be and the longer it will last. Helpful Not Helpful Depending on how porous your hair is, some colors and brands will stay longer than others.
If one color washes out or fades really quickly, don't be disheartened! Try playing around with different colors and brands over time to find which one holds best in your hair.
Helpful 11 Not Helpful 1. Buy a deep conditioner and shampoo that is formulated for color treated hair. If you lightened your hair first, the bleaching process will have damaged the ends of your hair. Deep condition it regularly to avoid split ends. Helpful 14 Not Helpful 6. Be careful when washing your hair in the shower. Dye can stain shower curtains and shower walls. Helpful 17 Not Helpful 3. Related wikiHows How to.
How to. About This Article. Co-authored by:. Co-authors: Updated: August 10, Italiano: Tingerti le Punte dei Capelli da Sola. Nederlands: Je haarpunten verven. Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 1,, times. We compromised to dye the ends since they are dead.
I had no clue what I was doing. Now I feel completely prepared and no longer worried that her hair will be screwed up. Thanks for the video. It was much more informative than the directions that came with the hair dye. More reader stories Hide reader stories. Did this article help you? Cookies make wikiHow better. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our cookie policy. Melissa Hendrix Mar 8, Chloe Loren Aug 30, I haven't done my hair yet. I was a little worried about how to do it, because I've never done it before.
The dye I have purchased has very little instructions and the ones that are there are more for doing my whole head! Liya River Nov 4, This helped me a lot! I'm planning to do it again in the future but I'm not sure what color I should do. Since I have black hair, it turns out that pink doesn't look that great on my hair. Any suggestions? Sophie Wilson Jul 24, Keep in mind that bleach is very harsh on hair, and that the more often you bleach your hair, the more damaged it will become.
Part 2. Put on some gloves, prepare your dye, and put on a dyeing cape. If you already have the cape and gloves on from before, wipe them clean so that there's no bleach left. It might be a good idea to put on a fresh pair of gloves for this. Next, mix your dye and developer in a mixing bowl. Lastly, put on a dyeing cape. If you don't have a dyeing cape, drape an old towel around your shoulders instead.
Some dyes already come with the developer already mixed into them ie: Manic Panic. They are ready to go! Use the handle of a rat-tail comb to divide your hair in half horizontally. Clip the top section out of the way, then divide the bottom section into two ponytails.
If your hair is very thick, you may need to create more horizontal sections and ponytails. Apply the dye to the bottom part of your first mini ponytail. Work the dye into your hair well, making sure to saturate it. Start from the ends first, then work your way up to the middle, where the bleached part ends.
This will help make the ends more vibrant. Clean your gloves, then twist your ponytail to blend the dye. Rinse the dye off of your gloves, then pat them dry with a towel.
Grab your ponytail where the dyed part ends. Twist your hair into a tight rope. Un-twist and re-twist your hair a few more times. This will help soften the transition and blend the color into your natural color better.
The fade won't be as fine as an ombre, but it won't be as stark either. Repeat the process for the rest of your hair. Wrap a piece of aluminum foil around your finished ponytail. Repeat the dyeing process on the other ponytail, and wrap that as well. Un-clip the top part of your hair, split it into two ponytails, and do the dyeing process all over again.
Make sure that you apply the dye up to the same level on each ponytail. Wait for the dye to process. The longer you wait, the deeper the color will be. For a very strong color, wait up to 45 minutes. For something more subtle, wait about 10 to 15 minutes instead. Rinse the dye out using cool water, then follow up with conditioner.
Do not use any shampoo, or it will take the color out. Instead, apply some conditioner to your hair, after you have rinsed all the color out. Let it sit for a few minutes, then wash it out as well. Part 3.
Wait 24 to 48 hours before washing your hair again. When you do wash your hair, use cool water instead of hot. This is especially important if you have never bleached or dyed your hair before. Wash your hair with color-safe shampoo and conditioner.
Make sure that you use products specially formulated for colored hair. Not only will they keep the color bright and prevent it from fading, but they will also have hydrate and nourish your hair. Use a deep conditioning mask one a week. Dyed hair is often brittle and dry, so you will need to add moisture back into it. The best way to do this is with a hair mask. Let it sit for 3 to 5 minutes, then rinse it out.
You can also apply raw coconut oil to your hair instead. Limit the heat styling. Cover the floor and any other surface you want to protect. Just to be doubly sure, wrap an old towel or other fabric around your neck.
Follow the instructions for the bleaching agent or pre-lightening kit. Next, you should part your hair just like you would normally do so that your hair style is as close to what you will have in the future. Otherwise you could end up with a scattered hair look with dyed strands all over the place.
By clipping your hair back, you avoid bleaching or dyeing those sections, keeping things nice and uniform. Use a comb or brush to apply the bleach; they keeps them uniform. Wrap each bleached section with aluminum foil, what the allotted time according the package instructions , and then rinse out.
Apply the dye with a comb or smooth brush, wrap in aluminum foil, and the wait. It could be 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the product. Then rinse out your hair and condition. You now have those dip dyed ends you always wanted!
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