19/ How to change hair color from black to brown?
After the process to lighten the black hairs, it is important to maintain the capillary schedule routine (Photo Instagram: @sarahelainna)
Although black hair shows boldness, brown hair brings lightness and rejuvenation (Photo Instagram: @arielleestoria)
Getting out of dyed black hair may not be easy, but we have some tips to make the process easier (Instagram Photo: @goldennn_xo)
Lightening black-pigmented locks may require the presence of a professional (Photo Instagram: @sayriajade)
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ExploreThe toner or dye in black color matches all skin tones and types of hair, in addition to showing attitude and having its own charm, but it is one of the most difficult colors to remove or lighten if you want to change your hair. Getting out of dyed black can be a bold gamble, so we have some tips to help you, diva! Want to change your hair color from black to brown? Just keep reading to find out how!
Pickling is the perfect choice if you want to depigment dark yarn colors.
Stripping is the removal of artificial pigment to prepare the hair for an upcoming color, like changing the color of black hair to brown! In the case of black and red tones, it is usually necessary to do the process more than once, varying according to the length and how the hair absorbs the product, always taking care not to stain the strands.
The ideal is to carry out the procedure with the consultation of a professional, so that he can assess the health of the strand and how many sessions will be necessary for the pickling to transform the hair into a blank canvas, ready for the next coloring.
The black color is the most difficult to remove even with pickling.
Despite pickling removing the darkest artificial pigment, it is still difficult to lighten tones such as black. In comparison, those with dark brown hair will be able to reach a few tones lower more easily and with less risk of staining. If the intention is to move towards a platinum finish, it is highly recommended to consult a specialist, not least because pickling does not guarantee this change in tone from day to night.
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Shampooing helps speed up the thread fading process
The shampoo cap can be made in three different ways, but in all of them it involves the risk of drying out the hair, as there is bleaching with the use of bleach. The tip is to only shampoo when the hair is dirty or after wetting it, so it won't damage it too much. Don't forget: the ideal thing is that the shampoo used is with sulfate!
Check out some options for shampoozada:
Option 1: Shampoo with sulfate + baking soda
Mix the shampoo with sulfate and a few spoons of sodium bicarbonate, according to the length of the hair, until it forms a creamy paste. Separate the hair into 4 sections so that the product can be distributed well and let it act for between 30 minutes and an hour.
Option 2: Sulfate shampoo + bleaching powder + oil
As the thread can be damaged by the bleaching action, we recommend the use of vegetable oil to protect it from aggressive chemicals.
Diva tip: only use this option if your hair is not damaged! The bleach can open the hair cuticles and make them more dry, if the hair is already sensitive, it is possible that it will not resist the aggressions, even if in a smaller amount.
With sensitized threads, be sure to invest in the capillary schedule
With the removal of the coloring, the thread will be dry, there is no way! The use of hydrating and rebuilding products from cleaning to finishing will restore hair health, keeping it very shiny and silky. In that case, using a combing cream that has ingredients like aloe vera and coconut water helps lock in natural moisture and return water to the hair. Products with keratin, such as bomb shampoos and conditioners, facilitate the reconstruction of the thread by sealing the cuticles.
