Spray-on hair dye is an excellent way to change your hair color fast and evenly. It’s also fantastic for achieving a more unusual hair color, such as blue or purple, as it leaves a much more vibrant color then conventional hair dye. Washing it out incorrectly can lead to streaky hair, and damage the quality of your hair, which makes it much harder to cover up. Luckily, it does come out quite easily.
Wash your hair in very warm water, using a strong shampoo such as Head and Shoulders.
Apply a deep cleanse hair mask, and leave it on for the maximum recommended time. Leaving it on any longer may cause hair damage.
Re-wash your hair using your normal shampoo.
Apply a conditioner. This is just to restore your hair to its former healthiness, so your favorite conditioner will be fine.
Dry hair vigorously.
Apply a hair color very close to your natural color if necessary. Colors such as blue may leave deep tones in the hair when washed out, so a color can be useful for hiding this.
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References
- "The Complete Book of Beauty: A practical step-by-step guide to skincare, make-up, haircare, diet, body toning, fitness, health and vitality with over 1000 photographs"; Helena Sunnydale; 2010.
- "Instant Haircare: The Complete Guide to Haircare and Styling (Essential Beauty)"; Jacki Wadeson; 2000.
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Elle Blake has been writing since 2006. Her articles regularly appear in "All Women Stalk," "Parenting," "Education Plus" and "Glamour." She has a Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in early childhood studies and primary education and a Bachelor of Science (Hons.) in animal welfare and behavior, both from the University of Warwick. She is currently studying towards NCTJ Certificate in Magazine and Journalism.