bleach burned my hair and it broke of and fell out

by jennifer
(southampton)

my hair is in a state, i wanted it blonde, and someone bleached it for me, and it was burning me, afta so long i couldnt take it no more, and started to wash it out, and my hair begain to break of and on one side my hair is soo short its up by my ears, what can i do?? the colour is horrible. can i dye it brown or will it be making it worse??

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bleach burned my hair and it broke of and fell out

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Oct 29, 2009

bad bleach job
by: Anonymous

it sounds like you completely fried your hair so the best advice to you is leave it alone and do some very deep conditioning until your hair gets well again and it might take some time so be patient. unless they know what they are doing don't let anyone do your hair at home spend the money and go to the salon.

Oct 29, 2009

broken
by: Anonymous

you should not do anything else to your hair!! it already broke off with what you did! and you want to do MORE?! you need a protein based conditioner! that is different than a moisturizer. you dont mention what color your hair is. you should be able to do something to get a normal color with maybe a color conditioner. thats after the protein pak. you should not use color with a regular developer, ALL YOUR HAIR WILL BREAK OFF!!! toners will work but as porous as youre hair is, i would use a color shampoo and conditioner. at this point, why go dark? you wanted it blonde.

Oct 30, 2009

hair
by: Anonymous

yes ive done that before..spoilt my hair..the best thing to do is just have a hair cut and condition it with some deep conditioner like henna wax thats good ..but dont mess with colours yet..and use those colour shampoos and conditioners that get rid of brassy tones..then it will start lookin a nice blonde..thats a fact

Oct 31, 2009

Its Damage Control Time
by: Holli

First seek out a professional, ask friends and family for referrals. Start with deep conditioning treatments and a good haircut to prevent further breakage. To correct color seek out a salon using non-ammonia based color such as CHI...follow through with professional products and future care.