Temporary Hair Colour

My hair is bleached to death. I went from dyed black to blonde white. Can I put a darker blonde on my hair bleached temporary without killing him?

K Hey, Yes you can! some tips are: mix a little conditioner with water and work through ur hair esp. on the ends - protects the hair and using the color saturation DVR. spritz w / water well. Buy several shades that u would think and do strand test. freq timing check. U can even leave it on alternate over the back or the slicing of a different color, but keep things simple. Do not stress ur self. trying to weave with colors temp is very painful - becuz calendar, so that no lumps or blocks. If u have too get an orange tones provide a baseline of ash and mix in a bit of light brown that is, a cap. If hair has essentially stripped ur then alternate med. blond and light blond in pieces with a reg. Product colors but using only 10% peroxide, component test and watch the time - the more u leave it on the darker and sometimes it happens real fast Usu. w / in the first ten minutes. Sally's sells 10% or u can do in reducing by 20% in half w / purified water. Apply to roots first, then middle and finally it ends. The porosity is much worse on endz. You can simply go to a hairdresser and have them get a good basic course and add hightlights. Sometimes it's worth it!

Be very careful about what color you use on your hair bleached. Your hair has no pigment in the left because it deviates bleach. If you put a color directly on top, it is likely to go green. What you need to do is "fill" your hair first. This means putting the pigment back into it. Put a red semi-permanent or copper on your 1st hair. After putting your good color on top. It would really be better to go to a hairdresser, at least ask for advice.

only if you use something very soft, like TLC. your hair is more vulnerable to damage when it is milled. but yes, you can use a temporary color.
Best wishes

A temporary color is a color that is intended to wash each shampoo. Entertainer is an example of a temporary color. Make sure you use a good conditioner before you dry your hair and a spray leave conditioner before applying the temporary color to dry hair bleached. Your hair will most likely pick up some of the basic colors to remember that when choosing the tone you want. Never mix with hydrogen peroxide temporary color. If you are looking for a semi permanent color toner can result in more damage then yes 10% is what you want in combination with the appropriate product. Remember the pH of the temporary color is about 2.4 being very acidic. Condition, condition, condition.