for Afro American hair how long do you have to wait to color after a perm? Hair has already been bleached.
51832
I don't think it would hurt to put the dye in after u bleach your hair. I color my hair as offend as I need it. You shouldn't have any problems..
454865
This one comes w/ bleach powder already, so u'll be bleach your hair along w/ the dye. Don't pre-bleach it. Because all Palty's products targeting at Asian black hair, I would say leave the bleach out when you dye your hair since you already got medium brown. But if you want your hair look just like the picture shown on the box, bleach it!!
2235399
Yes! Only if you leave the bleach on long enough. But be aware that bleach is very damaging to hair and will leave it a little coarse. I suggest buying a hair treatment or special conditioner for after.
1290967
NOOOOOOOO. Do nottt bleach your hair first. Apply over.What color do you want? My hair was about 4 colors when I last did mine. So I could tell you how it reacted with each.
2123614
I usually leave it in about an hour, but I have naturally dark hair. I also mix a little of the leftover dye into my conditioner afterwards to make the color last longer, and it usually stays nice and bright for about a month and a half.
469186
Honestly I'm not sure I would leave mine in for 15 mins 30 max. What type of hair do you have and what ethic are you ? I think this is mainly for black people's hair.
588813
You can dye the whole hair but if you follow the instructions carefully, you first dye the roots and then wait for 20 mins. Then you dye the whole hair and taking a small portions of hair at a time starting from top to bottom. It works perfectly and the colour is amazing. Hope this helps.
1111066
Blue black hair dye will not lighten your hair. If that is in fact the color you used. If your hair was previously dyed you need to remove existing dye before you color. .. try colorfix and then do a quick bleach cap to remove unwanted color and then re dye. If your hair is damaged just try and wait for it to fade. You cannot lighten existing dark hair color with other dyes...only bleach or color removers.
1804260
Thank you for this post! This is the exact question I had (about ethnic hair). I color my hair trying to hide the (premature) grays and I would like to not have to relax my hair so much.
1794032
Well that depends on how light your trying to go. If u just want some lift to a brown/light brown you can just use any 20 vol developer with this bleach up to 30-45 mins. Then apply the color ur going for. Otherwise if your trying to be really blonde and you have NEVER dye your hair before then use 30 vol instead you'll get a lighter result instantly. I do not suggest dying your hair more than once per day just becuz you want to be lighter and didn't achieve it the first time. Going from black to a much lighter color is a process and it may take more than once of dying. Btw I'm a license profession I hope this helps
394531
you don't HAVE to, but how the difference is huge! it still looks fine, but if bleached before the color is extremely vibrant/intense! if you have blonde hair it'd probably work just as well.
975181
Depends on how long it's been since you bleached it last. I used the purple as a touch up about a month after having it done professionally. Worked great. This is the same stuff my stylist uses and she recommended it to me. However, a word of caution; I didn't know it was the same stuff; use gloves!; also my shower curtain looks like Tye Dye now and I scrubbed and scrubbed to get most of the color off the shower stall. I don't know about virgin hair; seems like you would have to bleach it to open the pours of the hair. You may want to call a professional about that. But this is really a good product and it lasts a really long time. Hope this helps you. Depends on how long it's been since you bleached it last. I used the purple as a touch up about a month after having it done professionally. Worked great. This is the same stuff my stylist uses and she recommended it to me. However, a word of caution; I didn't know it was the same stuff; use gloves!; also my shower curtain looks like Tye Dye now and I scrubbed and scrubbed to get most of the color off the shower stall. I don't know about virgin hair; seems like you would have to bleach it to open the pours of the hair. You may want to call a professional about that. But this is really a... » Read More Depends on how long it's been since you bleached it last. I used the purple as a touch up about a month after having it done professionally. Worked great. This is the same stuff my stylist uses and she recommended it to me. However, a word of caution; I didn't know it was the same stuff; use gloves!; also my shower curtain looks like Tye Dye now and I scrubbed and scrubbed to get most of the color off the shower stall. I don't know about virgin hair; seems like you would have to bleach it to open the pours of the hair. You may want to call a professional about that. But this is really a good product and it lasts a really long time. Hope this helps you. « Show Less
123879
If you recently colored your hair, would wait at least 15 days before using a chemical straightener. Also, would wait for 3 months in-between chemical straightening.
127485
Depends on how fast your hair grows. I don't like using color regularly, but if I did ... I'd need retouching every 4 to 6 weeks.
981148
I do a perm after I have cut my hair so it is similar to the picture on the box except I have no bangs or shorter areas. I think I use almost 50 of the mid-sized rollers. My hair is long enough to get rollers on the sides and back. Since I am slow at rolling I do not apply the permanent mix until I am finished. I even add a few drops of water to compensate for the fact that my hair has dried a bit. I drop the rollers on the top so they are not rolled all the way to my scalp. I have plenty to thoroughly saturate each roller/curl. My hair is fine but dense/ thick but not coarse. Hope this helps. I do a perm after I have cut my hair so it is similar to the picture on the box except I have no bangs or shorter areas. I think I use almost 50 of the mid-sized rollers. My hair is long enough to get rollers on the sides and back. Since I am slow at rolling I do not apply the permanent mix until I am finished. I even add a few drops of water to compensate for the fact that my hair has dried a bit. I drop the rollers on the top so they are not rolled all the way to my scalp. I have plenty to thoroughly saturate each roller/curl. My hair is fine but dense/ thick but not coarse. Hope this helps.
499158
All henna products recommend to wait at least 2 to 3 months to use after a chemical dye especially bleaching. I waited 3 months after bleaching my hair. Henna only changes your hair slightly and does not change your actual hair color. Henna gives you great highlights to your natural color and does a great job at covering gray. However, henna takes 3 to 4 times of use before you notice results & must be left on longer then one hour. Good news, you can apply henna every 2 to 3 weeks and the highlights increase with each application. Hope this advice helped...
1254603
This product is really good! It will stain anything. It catches on better on bleached hair of coarse. If your hair is not almost confused as a light brown colour then you should be okay. It should get on pretty well and last long enough! Maybe a little more than two month. Just make sure to apply it correctly! Good luck&#128077;