Can I dye my dirty hair? Learn how to apply coloring or toning correctly on the strands
You must have dirty hair before dyeing your hair with permanent hair color
The strand test and touch test are essential in any chemical procedure you do on your hair.
Washing the wires before coloring with a toner is very important, as it helps the color to act better and, therefore, to have a good fixation
The natural oiliness will serve as protection for the scalp so as not to cause irritation.
The ideal is to stop washing your hair up to three days before coloring with the permanent color
Toning is different from coloring. Does not contain ammonia, does not whiten and comes off as you wash
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ExploreWhen a woman is going to change her hair color, it is normal for some doubts to arise, which is why it is important to read the explanatory leaflet. A very common question is whether the hair needs to be dirty to receive the new color. And, in fact, there are two answers to this question, everything will depend on the color you use: permanent or toning. There are differences in the recommendation of each cosmetic.
To dye with the permanent color, the hair needs to be dirty
You need to have dirty hair before coloring it with permanent hair color. After a few days without washing the locks, it is common for a layer of oil to form on the scalp. This oiliness will serve as protection, avoiding irritation when the chemical comes into contact with the region. The ideal thing is that you go without sanitizing the wires for up to three days.
With the toner, you need to wash your hair before
Toning is different from coloring. It does not have ammonia, does not whiten and comes out as you wash. As the product does not penetrate the hair fiber, it forms a layer around the hair, resulting in a temporary color. Washing the wires before is very important, as it helps the color to act better and, thus, to have a good fixation. The conditioner is totally expendable, use only the shampoo when washing to clean the locks of products such as combing cream, leave-in or any other type of finisher.
Don't forget to do the strand test and touch test before coloring the strands.
Doing the strand test and touch test are essential before applying any color. In the touch test, you need to apply the colorant behind the ear 48 hours beforehand. Do not wash or touch the place and, during the 2 days, observe the region. If it causes redness, itchiness or any other irritation, it is best to avoid the product.
The strand test is done on a small section of your hair, to see if your strands are resistant enough for coloring. Simply apply a small amount of the dye-oxidant mixture to a section at the back of your hair. Wait 40 minutes. Then wash and dry the lock. If no heating, breakage or damage to the thread occurs, then staining can be done!
