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This article was co-written by Gina Almona. Gina Almona is the owner of Blo It Out, a hair salon in New York City. With over 20 years of beauty coaching experience, Gina’s work has been featured in People Magazine, Time Out New York and Queens Scene. She is always fresh in her industry by demonstrating her competence and participating in trade shows and seminars such as the International Beauty Show. She trained in cosmetology at the Long Island School of Cosmetology, Astoria.
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Did you accidentally dye your hair too black or your natural hair color is darker than you wanted? Whatever the cause, you can use these tips, both natural and chemical, to lighten dark hair.
Steps
Go to the hair salon
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Talk about the risk of hair damage. Many people with black hair often want to go to a salon to bleach or dye their hair. Before deciding whether to dye your hair, you need to talk to your stylist about potential damage.
- Dyeing your hair platinum will definitely leave damage to your hair. Your hairdresser may refuse to dye your hair platinum if your hair has been treated with color before because the damage will become much more significant. [1] X Research Source
- Talk to your hairdresser about how you want to lighten your hair color. A professional can assess the current condition of your hair and determine which lightening method is the least damaging. [2] X Research Source
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Do not color the hair roots. Damage from bleaching and dyeing can become more severe if the chemical comes into contact with the scalp and hair follicles. Therefore, you should consider letting your hair roots grow at least 1.3 cm before re-coloring your hair to minimize damage. [3] X Research Sources
- The average hair grows by about 1.3 cm per month, but this depends on the person and the time of year. That means you should dye again after 4-6 weeks is best.
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Take care of your hair more carefully after dyeing. Hair will need more care after coloring in the salon. You should talk to your hairdresser about how to care for your hair after dyeing.
- Ask your hairdresser about moisturizing and at-home hair care steps. Hair dye can make your hair drier than usual. [4] X Research Sources
- Consider applying a Primer to your hair before shampooing. Primer products can help block water so that the dye lasts longer. [5] X Research Sources
- Consider using coconut oil or a conditioner containing protein. These products help repair damaged hair caused by bleaching and dyeing. [6] X Research Source
Using ingredients at home
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Use vinegar and water. Washing your hair with a mixture of water and vinegar helps lighten hair color in some cases. You can mix vinegar with water in a ratio of 1:6. Then, use the mixture to wash your hair for 15 minutes. Apple cider vinegar is more effective and smells better. [7] X Research Sources
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Use salt. Regular table salt also has an impact on hair color. Some people claim that the hair color becomes lighter after swimming in salt water. You can add salt to water in a ratio of 1:5 and then use the mixture to wash your hair. Leave it on for about 15 minutes and then wash it off as usual. [8] X Research Sources
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Crush vitamin C tablets and add them to your shampoo. Vitamin C can lighten hair color and improve overall hair health. You can take 8-9 crushed vitamin C tablets (available at most drugstores). Put the pill in a plastic bag and roll it with a roller until it turns into a powder. Mix the powder into the shampoo. Use shampoo as usual for a few weeks and see if it works. [9] X Research Source
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Wash your hair with the rhubarb mixture. Rhubarb is a plant that has properties that help lighten hair color naturally. You can add 1/4 cup of chopped rhubarb to 2 cups of water. Bring the mixture to a boil and then let it cool. Strain the body and use the water to wash your hair. Leave the mixture on your hair for about 10 minutes and then wash your hair with clean water. [10] X Research Source
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Try honey. If you don’t like using dyes or chemicals, you can use honey as a natural ingredient to help lighten your hair color. Honey has a deep moisturizing effect but at the same time contains a lot of hydrogen peroxide that works to lighten dark hair color.
- Mix a small amount of honey in water or vinegar and apply it to your hair. Honey is sticky and difficult to wash off, so you need to dilute it before applying it to your hair. [11] X Research Source
- Incubate your hair with a mixture of honey and water or vinegar. Wear a hood and leave the mixture on your hair overnight. Wash your hair the next morning and notice if it works or not. [12] X Research Source
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Use lemon juice. Citrus fruits, such as lemons, can lighten hair color. You can try using lemon juice to lighten your hair color at home.
- Add 1 cup of lemon juice to 1/4 cup of warm water. Pour the mixture into a spray bottle and gently spray it on your hair. Spray again every 30 minutes and notice if the hair color changes after a few days.
- Note that you need to use conditioner regularly when applying this method because lemon juice can dry out your hair. [13] X Research Source
- You can squeeze lemon juice into warm water and then pour the mixture into a spray bottle. Spray on hair and then wear a cap. Leave for about 30 minutes before washing your hair thoroughly and notice if there is any difference. [14] X Research Source
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Brighten hair color with chamomile tea. Chamomile tea can also lighten hair color in some cases. You can brew chamomile tea, let it cool and then soak your hair. Note to let the hair soak in the tea as much as possible. Wear a hood to incubate your hair for about 30 minutes and then wash your hair. [15] X Research Source
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Brighten hair tone with cinnamon. Cinnamon is a natural hair color lightener. First, you need to moisten and condition your hair, then mix cinnamon with water to form a paste. Apply the mixture to your hair and try to spread it on each strand. Wear a hood and leave overnight. [16] X Research Source
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Use hydrogen peroxide. Hydrogen peroxide is a strong chemical that can lighten hair color so you need to use it with caution. Pour some hydrogen peroxide into a spray bottle and spray it all over your hair. If necessary, you can use a hair clip to pull each section of hair back so that the mixture is sprayed to the part of the hair that is hardest to reach. Leave the mixture on your hair for about 30 minutes and then wash your hair with cold water. [17] X Research Source
Brighten dyed hair color
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Use a deep cleansing shampoo. If you are not satisfied with the color of the dye, you should wash your hair with a deep cleansing shampoo as soon as possible. Deep-cleansing shampoos contain strong surfactants to help wash away dirt, chemicals and hair dyes.
- Deep cleansing shampoos are available at most supermarkets or drugstores. Follow the directions on the bottle when applying the deep cleansing shampoo to your hair. [18] X Research Sources
- Deep cleansing shampoos can dry out hair. so you need to use a moisturizing conditioner for your hair after washing it to prevent dry hair and breakage. [19] X Research Source
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Remove temporary dye color with vitamin C powder and shampoo. If a deep-cleansing shampoo doesn’t work, you can get rid of the dye temporarily by adding vitamin C powder to your existing shampoo. This mixture helps lighten the color of the dye by removing the color from the hair.
- You can buy vitamin C powder at online or grocery stores. Mix vitamin C powder with shampoo in the ratio 1:2. Wet your hair and apply shampoo, then put on a cap. You should wrap a towel around your neck to prevent the mixture from dripping and incubate your hair for about 1 hour. [20] X Research Sources
- After 1 hour, wash your hair and let it dry. If successful, about 85% of the hair color will light up. You should use a moisturizing conditioner for your hair after washing it to prevent it from drying out. [21] X Research Source
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Call the hotline number on the product box if you dye your hair at home. If you dye your hair at home, you can call the hotline on the product box. The staff at the counseling center will take your questions and teach you a few ways to remove dye from your hair. [22] X Research Source
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Use baking soda. Baking soda can help remove chemical build-up from your hair. Baking soda added to shampoo or conditioner can help remove chemicals in hair dye. Compared to other methods, baking soda will take longer to work. Using baking soda once a week can help lighten dyed hair color over time. [23] X Research Sources
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This article was co-written by Gina Almona. Gina Almona is the owner of Blo It Out, a hair salon in New York City. With over 20 years of beauty coaching experience, Gina’s work has been featured in People Magazine, Time Out New York and Queens Scene. She is always fresh in her industry by demonstrating her competence and participating in trade shows and seminars such as the International Beauty Show. She trained in cosmetology at the Long Island School of Cosmetology, Astoria.
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