If I bleach my hair, can I dye it the same day?

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23/ If I bleach my hair, can I dye it on the same day?

Find out if it's possible to bleach your hair and dye it on the same day (Photo: Instagram @bresheppard)

Anyone who understands a little about hair already knows that discoloration is an aggressive chemical that damages the strands a lot. The procedure is for those who want to go blonde or want to dye the strands a color that needs a clear background to get. If you've decided to use the bleaching powder at home and you don't feel like going blonde or you don't like the result, you can rest assured that you can use coloring or toning on the same day.

Permanent coloring or toning: which one to choose to dye your hair after coloring?

Everything will depend on your objective. The permanent color won't wash out of your hair and you'll have to touch up the regrown roots when necessary. It is worth remembering that the product contains ammonia, so be prepared to reinforce the treatments, as the discoloration + ammonia combo can leave your strands extremely dry.

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The toner comes off during washes, but it can also be used after bleaching. Including, ammonia-free coloring is super suitable for women who already have other chemicals in their hair, precisely because it does not damage the strands so much. Did you discolor the highlights, became blonde, but do you have yellowish highlights? The toner is the right product to tint and correct the color. Who is not very good at changing their look at home, the best thing to do is look for a professional, okay?

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How to take care of hair after bleaching and coloring on the same day?

Even before finishing the change of look, you can take care of the strands during discoloration. Spray liquid keratin into the mixture of bleaching powder and hydrogen peroxide to restore strength to the hair structure while the hair is lightening. Another option is to apply vegetable oil (without exaggerating) all over the hair and scalp to protect them from chemical aggression.

Now let's move on to the post-chemistry treatments: the first of all has to be the reconstruction. During discoloration, the hair loses a lot of mass and becomes weak, so invest in liquid keratin or a reconstructive mask in the first few weeks. Once you realize that your strands are more resistant, you can intersperse nutrition and hydration to prevent dryness.

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