when can you wash your hair after it has been dyed?
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usually a general rinse just after dyeing but a full blown wash and conditioning about a week later
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Find a good hairdresser and make an appointment.  Just don't wash the perm for 24 hours.
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Why... did you dye your hair purple by accident??\n\nCouldn't find it on the web, should be on the back of the box though.
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yes if you do not keep it washed
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Bleach it first and then color it.\nThat's the only way I was able to color my hair.\nWhen I had hair, anyway!
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You want to cover gray hair or color hair to become gray?
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Did you know that raw eggs can be used as part of your beauty routine and not just on your face? You can also use them in your hair for conditioning and adding shine. Here are some recipes that you can use before you shampoo or after. The choice is yours. \nThese conditioners you use before shampooing: \n\nFirst of all an egg yolk makes a great conditioner for your hair. Simply mix it with 2 tsp of a castor oil and massage into your hair. Rinse thoroughly.\n\nOne raw egg...\nWhisk one or two raw eggs together and then work into your hair. Allow to dry and then shampoo out, followed by a vinegar and water rinse. This treatment will soften your hair nicely.
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Unfortunately there isn't much you can do.  Grey hairs are a result of the hair follicle itself losing it's pigment, therefore it turns grey.  There isn't anything you can do to put pigment back into your hair follicle, so the easiest thing TO DO is dye it a color and keep that up like every 6 weeks.  Dyeing it will ensure that you will have color all over...wish I could give you a better answer, but there really isn't much you CAN do but use a hair dye.
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No if you blow dry it all the time that will make your hair break and get all dried out, after you shampoo your hair you should deep condition it with a really good moisturizer and left it sit for about 10 to 15 Min's or more then rinse out with warm water, towel dry it grease your scalp comb and brush your hair out and put it up in a pony tail Brade it and let it dry for the night. Also if you wanna dry your hair go buy a sit under dryer at sally's they are cheap, they are like $40 it's way better then blow drying trust me, and you should also  get a hott comb and straighting it out when your hair is dry or if you don't know how get some one to do it for you this will help you al ot . even try going to the salon ever 2 weeks they will take good care of your hair, I suggest you buy moisturizes at Sally's hair store. God bless. One more thing when you let the conditioner sit get a plastic cap and put it over your head and let it sit while you clean or cook or watch TV and then it will be time to rinse it out. their is this shampoo and conditioner called Silk Elements, or PANTENE Pro- V Relaxed& Natural for women of color, their is this deep conditioner that I use called"tea tree"  you can buy any one you want but use this after you shampoo and condition your hair and then let it sit and rinse out good luck. P.S. you can find alll those products at Sally's and ask for black hair treatment.
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If it's all white or has a screen print type of design on it.. you can bleach it. Just the spot though (unless it's really dirty) and wash normally after pre bleaching it.
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It washed out eventually depending on the type of shampoo and water you have and how often you wash your hair
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Conditioners work by neutralizing the hair's pH and smoothing the cuticle down.  What a lot of people don't know though, is that sometimes conditioner can have the opposite effect... especially protien conditioners.  When you continually use protien conditioners on your hair.. the protien just keeps building up and building up, and eventually your hair can't take it anymore and it will start to break off.  So it is important when using a heavy conditioner to make sure that you shampoo it out with a CLEANSING shampoo.  That way you remove the build up... I am familiar w/ Paul Mitchell products.. The Detangler is a great conditioner that won't build up, and it's safe for color treated hair :)
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after i apply my product, i flip my head over and blow dry just the roots, then flip back and pick it out and finish my bangs, with a round brush, rolling under as i blow dry.\nhope this helps a little
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Once the hair color changes, it grows in in the new color. If it has turned grey, any new hair will also be grey. Some people have hair that gets lighter as they grow older, without going grey. Myself, for instance, I had jet-black hair as a youngster, but hair that grows now is of a lighter shade. I'm digressing.\n\nThis is because the "going grey" is due to a loss of pigment in the hair follicle area, so that the pigment that once colored your hair is now gone. Since there is nothing to change the color of your hair, it comes out as grey or white, which would be the natural color of it (so to speak).\n\nNot scientific, I know, but I hope the answer helps.
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It really doesn't matter what shampoo you use, it matters what you do after you're done shampooing it.  Just blowdry it with a round brush and apply some shine gel.  You may want to watch someone do it at the salon before giving it a shot yourself--it takes practice and a good blowdryer (or straightening iron).
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I did know it was unsafe, that is why when I colored my hair at about 3 months PG, I had the hair stylist just color my hair from right above the root down. That way no dye ever touched my scalp or my skin.
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Most paint will wash right out. However, some brands of paint will stain permanently. If it's stubborn, put liquid detergent directly on it and rub it in. Let it sit for a few and then wash it.