2 Responses for "Is it safe to dye my hair in two months if??"

1. justin bieber March 14th, 2010 at 11:38 am 1

   yea, dark brown is really dark, so it's very close to black especially if it's left on a little too long, or in your case using probably a box dye (which is bad, bad, BAD) I would suggest actually buying a cheap bottle of "prell" shampoo it will strip that color and make it fade for you, or you could try a dematerializer, layering on too much conditioner will be bad though, I would definitely suggest trying to fade, and strip some color out, AND THEN deep condition it for a while, only BECAUSE it is SO much better for you hair rather than to try and nurture it just to process it again. You can also get color remover as well. But from now on try to ask on here what you will need to color your hair to what color you want with pics of your hair color and the one you want, and i can tell you EXACTLY what to buy from Sally Beauty Supply to get your hair the right color next time Just Remember! Practice makes Perfect! Source(s): http://www.sallybeauty0o0com

2. lady gaga March 14th, 2010 at 11:38 am 2

   To go from black to brown requires bleaching even if you don't plan on going much lighter. Dye can not make hair lighter, which is why bleach is needed. I'm not sure how your hair would react if you applied bleach (since you do have bleached highlights underneath). Your hair can either go blonde, become orange and super brassy, or become damaged and fall off. Since you haven't dyed your hair dark too long ago, I would recommend to just keep washing your hair. The dark dye will eventually fade out. I went from blonde to dark brown once and in about 4-6 months my hair was almost back to the blonde shade it was. All I did was wash my hair and it faded (as dark dye does not stick well to blondes, at least on my hair). If you want to speed up the process, you can use a clarifying shampoo. Pantene ProV makes a really good one – it comes in a see through, blue bottle.