is it good to dye your hair when greasy?
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It's generally recommended to have a day or two dirty hair before coloring but if you tend to have a very oily hair and scalp then wash it and color it the same or next day. ... You can still dye your hair even though its greasy but you cannot have the right shade of color in your hair.
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I shampoo my hair with a low sulfate shampoo and then work warm coconut oil with a little rosemary oil (just half a dozen drops added to the coconut oil) from scalp to ends while I'm still in the shower. ... So yes, you can oil before coloring. Just look on YouTube, lots of people do it with success.
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2 alternative ways to use coconut oil Although I've never personally tried it, my friend puts two or three drops directly into the dye, in addition to using coconut oil after dyeing her hair. Also, you can use coconut oil an hour before coloring, then apply the dye without washing out the coconut oil.
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It's also best to wash your hair the night before coloring—hair that's too clean or too dirty can mess with how the color turns out. And if you're going to a salon, wear your hair as you normally do so the colorist can get an accurate sense of your style.
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It's generally recommended to have a day or two dirty hair before coloring but if you tend to have a very oily hair and scalp then wash it and color it the same or next day. Yes you can. ... You'll have to wash the dye out with using ONLY the colour CONDITIONER that comes in the box. After dying DO NOT USE SHAMPOO.
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Most hair dyes are formulated to work better on hair that isn't freshly washed, so it's best not to use your shampoo and conditioner directly before you color your hair.
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"The best time to use coconut oil is at night, and it works best on dry hair," Saviano says. ... If your hair is thin or gets greasy easily, you can skip the scalp so the oil doesn't weigh your hair down. Allow the coconut oil to sit on your hair for 20 to 30 minutes after application.
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If you want to know what your hair type is, try out this simple test. Dab a tissue on your scalp the second day after wash. If there's an oil blot, you have normal hair. ... If strands stick to each other then it is greasy and you have oily hair.
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The short answer: yes! Of course, with the wet balayage technique taking over the beauty scene, it should come as no surprise that you can dye your hair when it's wet. That being said, your hair is at its most fragile state when wet, so dyeing wet strands can result in damaged hair and breakage.
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Most hair dyes are formulated to work better on hair that isn't freshly washed, so it's best not to use your shampoo and conditioner directly before you color your hair. Not to mention, hair dye is meant to be applied to dry hair, so if you did choose to wash yours, you'd have to dry it right away.
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But during puberty, when the sebaceous glands produce extra oil, it can make your hair look too shiny, oily, and greasy. Washing your hair every day or every other day can help control oily hair.
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So, there you go, the question has been answered – in most cases you shouldn't wash your hair with a shampoo right after coloring it, whether the coloring was done in a salon or at home. It's because the hair cuticle opens up after dyeing and when it's open, the color can fade out faster.
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I do it every time I color my hair with great results. I shampoo my hair with a low sulfate shampoo and then work warm coconut oil with a little rosemary oil (just half a dozen drops added to the coconut oil) from scalp to ends while I'm still in the shower. ... So yes, you can oil before coloring.
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Dye your hair a bit darker. ... If you've been lightening your hair for years with highlights or single process, going darker will give the appearance of softer, shinier, healthier hair. The reason being darker colors fill in porous hair better making it look less, well, fried.
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Your hair gets greasy for the same reason your face gets oily: glands in the skin produce an oily substance called sebum. Sebum is what moistens hair and keeps it from drying out. ... While the answer is different for everyone, no one should need to wash his or her hair every day, says Mirmani.
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Wash your hair 12 to 24 hours before your color. This will assure the hair is clean, but allow the oil in your scalp to create a protective barrier against irritation and staining. ... If you work out hard before a color service, wash your hair. Excessively oily hair lifts poorly, processes slowly, and doesn't color well.
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Bleaching or constant coloring our hair can leave hair dry, brittle and damaged. ... But, adding coconut oil to the process can leave hair feeling soft, supple and more healthier. It even speeds up the bleaching process and help prevent burning and itching.