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asta_tintora · 01-30-2007, 05:50 AM

Ancient topic >_> Anywho, I didn't see why I should start a whole new thread for a minor problem...

I have dyed my hair again and it is now a blue black with a bit of red mixed into the dye. (Eh, that's what I get for experimentation.)

The color, while still remaining dark, is bleeding purple. Is this a reaction of the red with the black? I've heard that red hair dying molocules are very small, thus more prone to bleeding out. Or is it just the brand of dye I am using?

I do wash my hair frequently (every other day); however, I use cold water to wash my hair. I also use the "color friendly" shampoos and conditioners too. Any help would be appreciated.

01-30-2007, 05:50 AM	#760
asta_tintora Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: To the south of one thing, to the east of that one, and slightly to the right. Posts: 135	Ancient topic >_> Anywho, I didn't see why I should start a whole new thread for a minor problem... I have dyed my hair again and it is now a blue black with a bit of red mixed into the dye. (Eh, that's what I get for experimentation.) The color, while still remaining dark, is bleeding purple. Is this a reaction of the red with the black? I've heard that red hair dying molocules are very small, thus more prone to bleeding out. Or is it just the brand of dye I am using? I do wash my hair frequently (every other day); however, I use cold water to wash my hair. I also use the "color friendly" shampoos and conditioners too. Any help would be appreciated.