1. Use the right shampoo
When you are paying lots of money to
color your hair, don’t go for bargain shampoo. Cheap shampoo can be too
harsh for your hair and cause your color to fade. Go for something
sulfate free and designed to protect your color. To read more about
shampoo, click here.
2. Deep condition before you color
3 days before you get your color done,
use a deep conditioner to get your hair super soft moisturized. When
your hair is moisturized the color will absorb better and more evenly.
3. Don’t wash your hair right away
Many experts recommend that you don’t
wash your hair for 24-48 hours after you have your hair done. Your
scalps natural oils will help the color to penetrate and adhere.
4. Use a leave in conditioner
Try a leave in conditioner to help
protect your hair from the elements, like extreme cold or heat, that can
be damaging to your hair and cause the color to fade or look dull.
5. Wash your hair less
Try washing your hair less often. The
more you are washing the more it can fade. If you are concerned about
your hair looking greasy, try a dry shampoo.
6. Deep condition weekly
Healthy, moisturized hair will hold it’s color better, use a mask or deep condition weekly. You can’t go wrong with coconut oil!
7. Install a filter in your shower head
A filter will limit the amount of
minerals and chlorine that come through your shower head and deposit on
your hair and cause your color to fade and look dull.
8. Go easy on the heat
Heat from hair dryers, curling irons, and
flat irons can dry your hair out and damage it and cause you color to
look dull and faded. Let your hair air dry or dry some no heat waves.
P.S this has been copy and pasted onto my
blog all the credit goes to this wonderful blog I just happened to find
on Pinterest and I've fallen in love with it all credit to this awesome
blog
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Thanks Heather for posting this I'm super excited to get my haired died
Enjoy Guys
