for Afro American hair how long do you have to wait to color after a perm? Hair has already been bleached.
51832
I don't think it would hurt to put the dye in after u bleach your hair. I color my hair as offend as I need it. You shouldn't have any problems..
394531
you don't HAVE to, but how the difference is huge! it still looks fine, but if bleached before the color is extremely vibrant/intense! if you have blonde hair it'd probably work just as well.
897547
I would color after the shampoo. Apply, cover with a plastic cap and sit under dryer for up to 20 minutes. Then rinse, condition and dry.
127485
Depends on how fast your hair grows. I don't like using color regularly, but if I did ... I'd need retouching every 4 to 6 weeks.
610597
1 part of hair color and 1 part of developer mix together and apply for 30 minutes. But you should use only Chromatics hair color with this developer.
616260
Level 30. Start with the darkest parts of your hair. 40 minutes shampoo and reapply to any missed spots for 30 minutes, shampoo and color adding a protein filler to your color. Neutral protein from sallys works well
2235399
Yes! Only if you leave the bleach on long enough. But be aware that bleach is very damaging to hair and will leave it a little coarse. I suggest buying a hair treatment or special conditioner for after.
136846
My hairdresser did a light shampoo and conditioner after application and rinsing of perm because my hair is color treated (weeks before perm). Then I waited 48 hours before shampooing again. I have not had any problems with smell and I am overly sensitive to offensive odors. Perhaps you permed too soon after color treating your hair? Or, your hair is thin and less time is needed to be in rods. Why are you perming so soon (3 months) after last perm? My hair grows fast and is thick but still have lots of body and perm left and it has been at least 6 months or longer since I permed. Hope this helps. My hairdresser did a light shampoo and conditioner after application and rinsing of perm because my hair is color treated (weeks before perm). Then I waited 48 hours before shampooing again. I have not had any problems with smell and I am overly sensitive to offensive odors. Perhaps you permed too soon after color treating your hair? Or, your hair is thin and less time is needed to be in rods. Why are you perming so soon (3 months) after last perm? My hair grows fast and is thick but still have lots of body and perm left and it has been at least 6 months or longer since I permed. Hope this... » Read More My hairdresser did a light shampoo and conditioner after application and rinsing of perm because my hair is color treated (weeks before perm). Then I waited 48 hours before shampooing again. I have not had any problems with smell and I am overly sensitive to offensive odors. Perhaps you permed too soon after color treating your hair? Or, your hair is thin and less time is needed to be in rods. Why are you perming so soon (3 months) after last perm? My hair grows fast and is thick but still have lots of body and perm left and it has been at least 6 months or longer since I permed. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I do a perm after I have cut my hair so it is similar to the picture on the box except I have no bangs or shorter areas. I think I use almost 50 of the mid-sized rollers. My hair is long enough to get rollers on the sides and back. Since I am slow at rolling I do not apply the permanent mix until I am finished. I even add a few drops of water to compensate for the fact that my hair has dried a bit. I drop the rollers on the top so they are not rolled all the way to my scalp. I have plenty to thoroughly saturate each roller/curl. My hair is fine but dense/ thick but not coarse. Hope this helps. I do a perm after I have cut my hair so it is similar to the picture on the box except I have no bangs or shorter areas. I think I use almost 50 of the mid-sized rollers. My hair is long enough to get rollers on the sides and back. Since I am slow at rolling I do not apply the permanent mix until I am finished. I even add a few drops of water to compensate for the fact that my hair has dried a bit. I drop the rollers on the top so they are not rolled all the way to my scalp. I have plenty to thoroughly saturate each roller/curl. My hair is fine but dense/ thick but not coarse. Hope this helps.
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Well that depends on how light your trying to go. If u just want some lift to a brown/light brown you can just use any 20 vol developer with this bleach up to 30-45 mins. Then apply the color ur going for. Otherwise if your trying to be really blonde and you have NEVER dye your hair before then use 30 vol instead you'll get a lighter result instantly. I do not suggest dying your hair more than once per day just becuz you want to be lighter and didn't achieve it the first time. Going from black to a much lighter color is a process and it may take more than once of dying. Btw I'm a license profession I hope this helps Well that depends on how light your trying to go. If u just want some lift to a brown/light brown you can just use any 20 vol developer with this bleach up to 30-45 mins. Then apply the color ur going for. Otherwise if your trying to be really blonde and you have NEVER dye your hair before then use 30 vol instead you'll get a lighter result instantly. I do not suggest dying your hair more than once per day just becuz you want to be lighter and didn't achieve it the first time. Going from black to a much lighter color is a process and it may take more than once of dying. Btw I'm a license... » Read More Well that depends on how light your trying to go. If u just want some lift to a brown/light brown you can just use any 20 vol developer with this bleach up to 30-45 mins. Then apply the color ur going for. Otherwise if your trying to be really blonde and you have NEVER dye your hair before then use 30 vol instead you'll get a lighter result instantly. I do not suggest dying your hair more than once per day just becuz you want to be lighter and didn't achieve it the first time. Going from black to a much lighter color is a process and it may take more than once of dying. Btw I'm a license profession I hope this helps « Show Less
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It depends on how long u leave it for. I had dark brown hair & my first time bleaching it, it turn orange blonde hair that's because I didn't leave it for long. But u should try it so YOU know the results for yourself.
975182
This product is really good! It will stain anything. It catches on better on bleached hair of coarse. If your hair is not almost confused as a light brown colour then you should be okay. It should get on pretty well and last long enough! Maybe a little more than two month. Just make sure to apply it correctly! Good luck�
767640
Very very permanent ... It MUST grow out before you try to put any lighter color on your hair. You absolutely should not try to bleach over this. If you want to have black hair forever use this... If you want a change in 6 months... Don't buy this... They have a semi perm option that is a gel.
1184460
It last about two weeks for me. I have short hair and get it cut avout every ten days. So I have to color it more than required.
1299553
Be sure not to use any conditioner after you wash your hair before coloring. That seems to make a difference for me anyway!
1420589
I am not sure but I think I vaguely remember reading that you can color your hair & use afterwards....it should help .
40372
I' m not sure you should ask a professional my hair doesn't color easily but this colored it in 45 minutes but it didn't last long it faded sooo fast in less than 2 months after 4 months it was orange I colored it with manic panic pillar box red applied it on my hair and left it in for 12 hours the red came back vibrant and gorgeous but the roots needed touching up my hair is soooo damaged from the lo real hi color hi lights it's been a year since the last time i dyed my hair red my hair is still weak and brittle with a whole lot of split ends I cut my hair twice the past year but the split ends keep coming back if you still want to give it a try don't forget to keep your hair conditioned and protect it from heating tools hope this helped :)