5 things to know before dyeing curly or curly hair
Check out 5 things you need to know before dyeing your curly or curly hair! (Photo: Instagram @alannanicolex)
To dye curly or frizzy hair, remember to invest in a dye that also hydrates the curls (Photo: Instagram @curlsandcouture)
Curly and curly hair needs more care when coloring to prevent the curls from falling apart after the chemical treatment (Photo: Instagram @janibellrosanne)
If you have long curly hair, make sure you have enough boxes to color your curly hair (Photo: Instagram @lillischaub)
Do a strand test before dyeing curly or kinky hair to see if it's healthy (Photo: Instagram @foreverflawlyss)
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ExploreBefore deciding to color the wires, it is necessary to acquire a lot of information and avoid future problems. In the case of kinky and curly hair, each tip is worth a lot, as this type of hair tends to suffer a lot because it is thinner and naturally drier. In addition to the most common concern, which is curls stretching with coloring, you need to be aware of other details to keep hair health intact. To help you with this task, Fica Diva separated 5 things you need to know before coloring your hair. Come check it out!
1. Invest in more than one box to avoid suffocation
Few people know this tip, but it is essential for frizzy and curly hair. Not always the standard contents of the coloring tubes will be enough to dye your entire hair. Very long or very dense locks will certainly need a little more product for the tone to be uniform. So buy more than one box and avoid this little problem.
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2. Don't forget to do the touch test and strand test
No going straight to the action and forgetting the touch test and strand test. These steps prevent allergies, irritation, breakage and the dreaded chemical cut. The step-by-step instructions on how to carry out these precautions are usually described in the package leaflet. It is also important to bear in mind that the touch test and strand test must be carried out whenever retouching is carried out and also when changing brands and shades.
3. Solve all hair problems before coloring
If you can identify problems such as dryness, porosity, dullness and hair breakage before coloring, try to solve them before changing the color of the curls. Under these conditions, the locks will not withstand the impact of the chemical procedure and the results will be more intense damage and, in the worst cases, chemical cutting. That's why it's important to invest heavily in the hair schedule before coloring.
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4. Opt for toners for a less aggressive process on the curls
The toner is a type of coloring that does not have ammonia in its composition. Because of this, it does not cause damage to the strands and is extremely suitable for those who want to darken the natural tone of the locks. This product is not able to lighten hair due to its low concentration of hydrogen peroxide.
5. Take care with bleaching so as not to damage your curvature
You have to be very careful to achieve that look of illuminated curls that emphasize the curvature. Handling the bleaching powder correctly is essential so the curl doesn't stretch out as you achieve your long-awaited blonde. If you don't feel comfortable doing the process yourself, seek help from a professional.
