[Hair stylists only PLEASE ANSWER PLZ] Does stripping your hair color damage your hair...HEL?

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[Hair stylists only] Does getting a rinse [meaning taking the hair dye out] damage your hair...HELP!?

Does getting a rinse [meaning taking the hair dye out] damage your hair...HELP!?

Well i dyes my hair 'blonde' and it turned out ORANGE. So i am getting the rinse at the hairdressers to take it out. Does it damage your hair? I am also getting highlights :] THANKS!

Answer 1

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Answer 2

It will do some damage, since you bleached it blonde.  When you make your hair lighter, your lifting pigment out of your hair, which can dry it out.  They'll probably apply a toner to your hair to bring the color back and then do highlights.  Just use conditioner.

Answer 3

well since u named ur self fashion queen figure it out ur self and trust me  i dont think anyone is gona be a stylist hoo answers ur question conceeded and of course it damages ur hair ur dying it again thats killing ur hair moron

Answer 4

Getting a rinse is just putting a semi permanent coloring to put a different color. it should help with the orange. But it wont damage it, just change it to a different color.  

Answer 5

A few things...what exactly do you mean by rinse?  There are a few different options to resolve your at home color crisis.

At this point you do not need your hair stripped...the orange is not actually a color that has been deposited it is simply the color that natural hair goes through before getting to blond... (Levels of De-colorization) I will try to find you a link to show you this.  All you need when you go in is a deep clarifying treatment (best option Malibu Makeover...salon service only) then a highlight/low light.  I will include some examples of what I mean by that as well.  Hope this helped.  And Good luck!!!

Oh, and on a side note (DO NOT LET HER STRIP YOUR HAIR OUT!  IT IS VERY DAMAGING AND COMPLETELY UNNECESSARY!)

Also for future reference, the reason that at home box color does not turn out very well for many people is because in a salon we actually create a formula for your color that is based on your exact hair (natural level, previous color treatments, desired level and tone, etc.) a box is formulated for 1 type of hair, statisticly that box will only give those exact results on 1 out of every 100 people.  TRUST YOUR STYLIST! ;)