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LadyStardust
Posts: seven
Location: Kuujjuaq, Canada
Current Hair: Nuclear Red and Deep Purple
What do you do to get your hair ready for a different colour?
LadyStardust
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Posts: seven
Location: Kuujjuaq, Canada
Current Hair: Nuclear Red and Deep Purple
Posted 6 months, 1 week ago
I was wondering if anybody had different techniques as to getting your hair the lightest possible for a different colour, without using bleach. I read somehwere that mixing shampoo with bleach would work but I'm not too sure. I used to just bleach over, but I now know that's not very good for my hair haha.
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Posted 6 months, 1 week ago
I'm currently working writing up an article about this which haircrazy people contributed most of the ideas. You can read their responses here: http://haircrazy.info/forum/chat/2166/ might give you a few ideas 
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Jude (Site Admin)
You know what I'm going to say.... do a strand test first!
http://haircrazy.info/beginner-guides/how-to-do-a-strand-test/
Posted 6 months, 1 week ago
where i live theres a spray for very light highlights called sun*in. when i have some hair color left in and i wanna dye my hair a different color i spray this on and blow dry my hair (it is activated by heat) it doesn't have bleach in it but it dose have peroxide. But again, it is a very gentle highlighter and it smells like lemons :)
Posted 6 months, 1 week ago
I haven't seen sun-in for ages but last time I saw it it had metallic salts in it which make using bleach afterwards a very bad idea.
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Jude (Site Admin)
You know what I'm going to say.... do a strand test first!
http://haircrazy.info/beginner-guides/how-to-do-a-strand-test/
Posted 6 months ago
One thing you can do is sit in the sun. It can't be that bad for your hair, but it definitely fades colours, especially weak shades.
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