Bleeched my hair twice from black went ginger then just went lighter?

Help me please ,, i dyed my hair black a year ago and loved it but 2days ago i wanted my hair blonde (my hair is naturaly light brown.) so i got some bleech blonde dye .used it .my roots went platium blonde .Fine. but the rest went a darkish ginger red,awful. the next day i used another bleech(the same brand) and all it did was go a bright orange ginger, my hair started coming out in strands used lots of contitioner but ..i couldnt BRUSH IT .it felt awful my ends are all split.and nasty.

i want it dark again, should i go to the hairdressers or get a packet from the shop..or get my hair cut of..????any tips please i need it .. i love my hair,, im an idiot

Bleeched my hair twice from black went ginger then just went lighter?

Oh dear! I did the same thing when i was 15, i have dark hair mines went orange too when i tried to dye it blonde. Your best bet is going to a good hairdresser, that's what i did and she saved me, good luck!!

Bleeched my hair twice from black went ginger then just went lighter?

Home bleaching is such a nightmare as the roots ALWAYS go lighter. Your best bet is to go to a trusted hairdresser who will be able to make it mostly better again. Unfortunately bleach just kills the hair and takes all the elasticity out of it so you're probably going to be stuck with the dryness of that until it grows out.

Bleeched my hair twice from black went ginger then just went lighter?

Why dye you hair in the first place.... your natural colouring is always best... you use all those chemicals on you head and then have to wash it all out into the drains..... not exactly environmentally friendly eh?........ I've always believed that people who dye their hair DO NOT like themselves

Bleeched my hair twice from black went ginger then just went lighter?

you need professional (hair) help. a good cut and color should do the trick.

it will probably be a 'corrective' color so chances are it will cost more than a 'regular' touch-up color would be.

call around to good salons in your area and ask, "what does the cost of a corrective color start; and how much is the average corrective color". also go to the salon and have a consultation with a colorist; you'll have a much better idea of what you will be charged.

if you plan on getting it cut let the stylist know first. if you get it cut fairly short the price will go down considerably.

purchase the products (shampoo, conditioner and styling products) the stylist recommends. the color isn't guarenteed without using the stylists product recommendations.

Bleeched my hair twice from black went ginger then just went lighter?

I did the same thing kinda. you need to go to the hair dresser and cut off the damaged sections(don't panic they only take off a bit) they will put a deep moisture treatment in it. Feels so much better, then continue with anti breakage treatment hair mask from the chemist. keep up the treatments once a week. Before you put any thing else in it. mine turned out fine and is now gorges and soft again. GOOD LUCK

Bleeched my hair twice from black went ginger then just went lighter?

well gurl.. i think u should leave it for a week or so before u do anything else to it .. ive gone thru sum of that when i was young.. let ur hair rest then fix it u could do a dye at home but not a bleaching one!! or go to a hairdresser..

Bleeched my hair twice from black went ginger then just went lighter?

Stop lightening your hair, don't do it any more because you're on the fast track to baldness. You can't lighten hair that's already been lightened especially two days after you've already done it. (Nobody seems to understand this) For now, you're gonna have to leave your hair alone. Don't wash it, your body's natural oils have a lot of work to do trying to save the hair you have. If you can get to a salon, get a conditioning treatment. You need to infuse moisture into your hair before it breaks off. They can also use a toner to help bring your hair to the color you're looking for. If you don't know what you're doing, go to the professionals. They're trained to do this stuff,not you.