Dyeing your hair can transform your look, but how often should you do it to avoid damage? Discover the best practices for maintaining healthy, vibrant hair.
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These last only until your next wash, so you can use them as often as you like without worrying about damage. Perfect for experimenting with new colors!
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Lasting up to 3-6 washes, these are gentle and don’t penetrate your hair shaft. You can safely use them every 2 to 3 weeks to keep your color fresh.
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Bleaching is intense and can severely damage hair. Wait at least 8 to 10 weeks between sessions to avoid excessive damage and ensure your hair stays healthy.
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With a longevity of up to 20 washes, these dyes are suitable for reapplication every 6 to 8 weeks. They deposit color without lifting, making them a less harsh option.
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Ideal for long-lasting color and covering grey hairs, permanent dyes can be reapplied every 6 to 8 weeks. They lighten and color your hair, but be cautious as they are more damaging.
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If your hair feels dry or brittle, take a break from dyeing. Deep condition regularly and wait until your hair is in better shape before coloring again.
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Use color-safe shampoos, heat protectants, and deep conditioners. Consider color glosses to keep your hue vibrant and your hair well-moisturized.
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Enjoy your new hair color while keeping it healthy. Remember to give your locks the care they need between dye jobs to maintain both color and health.
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