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I went brunette this morning. I said 'light brown' but somehow the stylist heard 'black'! It's very, very dark and I look really washed out, practically ill. I have never felt this ugly 
Anyway, how do I go back blonde as quickly (and cheaply) as possible, with the least damage to my hair?
Please help, I can't wear a hat forever!
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No disrespect to brunettes, most of you look gorgeous - but it does me no favours at all!
Anyway, how do I go back blonde as quickly (and cheaply) as possible, with the least damage to my hair?
Please help, I can't wear a hat forever!
P.S.
No disrespect to brunettes, most of you look gorgeous - but it does me no favours at all!
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OK, so after a week or so and a few washes, if I still hate it....how do I go back then?
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If you want it down right away then get the colour stripped out, it may not be so good for your hair though but its the quickest way.
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I went from blonde to dark brown and the colour faded really quickly. Leave it for the sake of your hair 
I would recommend the hairdressers for lightening even though its expensive as if it goes wrong, it will go REALLY wrong..
I would recommend the hairdressers for lightening even though its expensive as if it goes wrong, it will go REALLY wrong..
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(Original post by xmarilynx)
OK, so after a week or so and a few washes, if I still hate it....how do I go back then?
OK, so after a week or so and a few washes, if I still hate it....how do I go back then?
And there is no cheap way of going blonde - the home dye kits just aren't strong enough; the hairdresser's is the way to get it right.
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I was seriously in the same position as you a few weeks ago. I had had blondish coloured hair for a while, when i decided because i was sikc of seeing the roots coming through that I should go back to my original colour. Only the colour was so darkI hated it-I got home and cried. My mum said that if I washed it then in the first few washes I would see dye coming out-and I did but it wasn't brown and there was only a little bit. But seriously wait-the colour will look really dark now but it fades a lot. Wait a few weeks and I bet it will look nicer to you. If not then go to a hairdresser and ask for advice on going back to blonde.
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(Original post by xmarilynx)
I went brunette this morning. I said 'light brown' but somehow the stylist heard 'black'! It's very, very dark and I look really washed out, practically ill. I have never felt this ugly
Anyway, how do I go back blonde as quickly (and cheaply) as possible, with the least damage to my hair?
Please help, I can't wear a hat forever!
P.S.
No disrespect to brunettes, most of you look gorgeous - but it does me no favours at all!
I went brunette this morning. I said 'light brown' but somehow the stylist heard 'black'! It's very, very dark and I look really washed out, practically ill. I have never felt this ugly
Anyway, how do I go back blonde as quickly (and cheaply) as possible, with the least damage to my hair?
Please help, I can't wear a hat forever!
P.S.
No disrespect to brunettes, most of you look gorgeous - but it does me no favours at all!
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#11
The brown will wash out, but if you really really want to hurry the proccess along, use Head and Shoulders shampoo + conditioner, it's awful for coloured hair and is known to encourage colour to wash out - so you could try that? x
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The colour will fade quite a lot, but not fully. Maybe ask your hairdresser (or another one, if you feel you can't trust this one!) to put a weave of highlights through your hair. You pick two or three other colours and have the highlights weaved through 3/4 of your hair, making it overall look lighter. You go back maybe 3 times, and it'll be back to blonde. That's what I did, and it looks great. It's very expensive though, I pay about £75 a time.
Don't have it stripped, your hair will not thank you for it, and it will almost definitely look awful.
Don't have it stripped, your hair will not thank you for it, and it will almost definitely look awful.
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(Original post by Joanna May)
The colour will fade quite a lot, but not fully. Maybe ask your hairdresser (or another one, if you feel you can't trust this one!) to put a weave of highlights through your hair. You pick two or three other colours and have the highlights weaved through 3/4 of your hair, making it overall look lighter. You go back maybe 3 times, and it'll be back to blonde. That's what I did, and it looks great. It's very expensive though, I pay about £75 a time.
Don't have it stripped, your hair will not thank you for it, and it will almost definitely look awful.
The colour will fade quite a lot, but not fully. Maybe ask your hairdresser (or another one, if you feel you can't trust this one!) to put a weave of highlights through your hair. You pick two or three other colours and have the highlights weaved through 3/4 of your hair, making it overall look lighter. You go back maybe 3 times, and it'll be back to blonde. That's what I did, and it looks great. It's very expensive though, I pay about £75 a time.
Don't have it stripped, your hair will not thank you for it, and it will almost definitely look awful.
£75 a time!? Ouch! That works out over £200!
That sounds like the best and most hair-friendly plan, but bloody expensive!
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(Original post by xmarilynx)
£75 a time!? Ouch! That works out over £200!
That sounds like the best and most hair-friendly plan, but bloody expensive!
£75 a time!? Ouch! That works out over £200!
That sounds like the best and most hair-friendly plan, but bloody expensive!
Just remember this in future! Going darker is dead easy, but going lighter is a long and expensive process, unless you want to ruin your hair.
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(Original post by Joanna May)
Going darker is dead easy, but going lighter is a long and expensive process, unless you want to ruin your hair.
Going darker is dead easy, but going lighter is a long and expensive process, unless you want to ruin your hair.
I asked for a really light brown, so I thought it would be quite easy to fix. Unfortunately I didn't bargain on getting an emo 'do!
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(Original post by xmarilynx)
I went brunette this morning. I said 'light brown' but somehow the stylist heard 'black'! It's very, very dark and I look really washed out, practically ill. I have never felt this ugly
Anyway, how do I go back blonde as quickly (and cheaply) as possible, with the least damage to my hair?
Please help, I can't wear a hat forever!
P.S.
No disrespect to brunettes, most of you look gorgeous - but it does me no favours at all!
I went brunette this morning. I said 'light brown' but somehow the stylist heard 'black'! It's very, very dark and I look really washed out, practically ill. I have never felt this ugly
Anyway, how do I go back blonde as quickly (and cheaply) as possible, with the least damage to my hair?
Please help, I can't wear a hat forever!
P.S.
No disrespect to brunettes, most of you look gorgeous - but it does me no favours at all!
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#17
When I went from brown to blonde about 3 weeks ago, I bleached it myself so it went white, and then dyed it blonde. Worked pretty well and my hair is fine. Wouldn't recommend it though as some peoples hair wouldn't be able to take it, whereas mines been fine.
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(Original post by Debris)
You're bloody gorgeous
You're bloody gorgeous
Are you male or female btw?
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(Original post by xmarilynx)
Thanks, you should probably be using past tense though!
Are you male or female btw?
Thanks, you should probably be using past tense though!
Are you male or female btw?
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When I wanted to go back blonde I used the hair b4 stuff you can get from boots or Wilkos but it takes a few times as you go ginger first or you could use bleach but also that can go wrong as it makes your hair like straw if it's not strong enough, better off asking your hairdressers as they have the correct stuff to use and your hair won't turn to straw
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