Getting stained hair off
Blotchy hair after dyeing is a nuisance that affects many women. The causes can be varied. The solutions are unfortunately limited - but in most cases you can get rid of the mishap.
Blotchy hair - noticeable and annoying
Many women know the scenario: you color them hair, washes out the color, looks forward to the result - and is shocked because the hair is not evenly colored, but rather blotchy. Sometimes it is individual strands, sometimes entire areas where the old color still shines through. This can have many causes: for example, residues from styling products may have prevented the color from being properly absorbed. It is also possible that you simply forgot a few parts when dyeing. Sometimes a new color just doesn't go well with the old one, which can provoke a blotchy result. Either way. It is now important to get rid of the mishap as soon as possible. There are several ways to do this.
Get rid of stains - that's how it works
- The easiest and most daring way to get the stains off is to: dye your hair black. Only black paint hides all other tones and thus ensures a new uniformity. It is important that you use two packs with long hair and comb the fresh color into your hair with a thin comb. This is the only way to guarantee that all hair will be colored.
- The second approach involves applying a Color Removers. In addition to the Color B4 product, there is, for example, an alternative from About Products. Such a decolorizer pulls all artificial colors out of the hair. Then you can apply a color of your choice over it. However, this procedure can damage the hair.
- Last but not least, the hairdresser can of course help with blotchy hair. Here, however, you have to reckon with quite high costs - more than 100 euros can be due for advice and a coloring that is perfectly tailored to your needs. However, hairdressers are also experts and, with a little luck, can still provide the hair color you want.
