Banishing Bleach London: A Guide to Escaping Your Colour Catastrophe (Calm Down, It's Not Forever!)
So, you dyed your hair with that funky Bleach London shade, and let's just say it's giving "more troll doll than mermaid vibes." Don't fret, friend! We've all been there (including yours truly, after a questionable foray into purple that resembled a grape gone rogue). The good news is, unlike permanent dye, Bleach London's semi-permanent colors are temporary residents on your head, and there are ways to show them the door – without resorting to a dramatic shave.
Let's Get Down to Brass Tacks (Because Your Hair Shouldn't Be)
There are two main approaches to fading that semi-permanent mane masterpiece (or mistake, depending on your current mood):
The Gentle Persuasion: This method involves coaxing the color out with some TLC. Think of it like politely asking a house guest to leave after they've overstayed their welcome.
Shampoo Like a Boss: Wash your hair more frequently, ideally with a clarifying shampoo that removes product buildup and helps loosen the dye's grip. But remember, even rockstars need a break, so avoid stripping your hair completely!
Conditioning is Key: Semi-permanent dye can be drying, so deep conditioning treatments are your new BFFs. Think masks, leave-in conditioners – anything that injects moisture back into your locks.
The Not-So-Gentle Persuasion: Sometimes, a more assertive approach is needed. Enter the Bleach London Washing Out Liquid. This specially formulated shampoo is designed to accelerate color fade. Just remember, it's like giving your unwanted guest a gentle nudge towards the door – be careful not to push too hard!
Important Note: If you decide to go the Washing Out Liquid route, always follow the instructions carefully. It's a potent product, and overdoing it can lead to dryness and damage.
Patience is a Virtue (Especially When Your Hair Looks Like a Rainbow Exploded)
Remember, these methods take time. Don't expect your hair to magically revert to its natural state overnight. Be patient, keep shampooing strategically, and condition religiously. Think of it as a hair color detox – your locks will thank you in the long run!
FAQ: Bleach London Blues? We Got You Covered
How to Remove Bleach London Dye Faster?
While the Washing Out Liquid works wonders, avoid using it excessively. Stick to the recommended frequency and focus on deep conditioning to avoid damaging your hair.
How to Neutralize Brassy Tones After Removing Bleach London Dye?
A purple shampoo can help counteract brassiness. Look for formulas designed for blonde hair, as they'll gently deposit cool tones.
How Long Does it Take to Remove Bleach London Dye Completely?
The removal time depends on the initial color intensity and how often you wash your hair. It can take anywhere from a few washes to a couple of weeks.
Can I Dye My Hair Again After Removing Bleach London Dye?
Yes, but wait at least a week to allow your hair to recover and for any remaining color to fade completely. This will ensure your new dye takes evenly.
What if I Can't Tackle This Alone?
If you're feeling overwhelmed, don't be afraid to seek help from a hairstylist. They can assess your hair's condition and recommend the best course of action for removing the dye and achieving your desired color.
