Hair Rebonding + Hair Coloring= Hair Damage?!
By avzz08
@avzz08 (103)
Philippines
August 28, 2007 4:48am CST
Hello there!Im just wondering if Hair Coloring after Hair Rebonding can damage the hair? Or maybe cause the start of damage on the hair?
Because I've done rebonding on my hair last May, and now Im thinking of some Hair color treatment. I've done cellophane with my hair, and I can observe that my hair isn't that affected/ damaged.
Now Im confused whether or not to have my hair colored or not? If so, what type of treatment must I consider?
REALLY, REALLY NEED YOUR HELP SIS!! tnx!!!~_^
1 response
@HomeCooked (94)
• United States
31 Aug 07
If I were you I wouldnt fdo anything!!
What would you do red, pink!!
I say stay away from coloring unless you need it, when you get older and go gray you will long for the days when your hair just grew naturally all one color!
I ave grayed early, and I have to color it constantly!!
You hair is shiny and lusterous, I think you should leave it!
@avzz08 (103)
• Philippines
31 Aug 07
haha.
Well, it's because in my family, we all have white hairs so fast. Plus, here in our country, coloration of hair is a trend (if so to speak). Im not going to color that pink or red though. Mybe a 3D brown or reddish brown.
Im just scared that maybe there are grays hairs peeking out already, that's why I must know if it's bad to do that. So maybe in the future I might avoid what not to do.
Thanks for you advice too! ~_^
@HomeCooked (94)
• United States
31 Aug 07
There are many semi permanent colors out there you can use.
My girlfreind is a colorist, and ahs she has told me that you can go darker from lighter, but not lighter from darker, so you should start with the lighter shaded and deepen as you go. Once you go dark that can not be lifted with color, but the lighter shades can be darkened if you like
