Have you ever sat around a table with friends and discussed lifeīs problems? Somehow a group of caring individuals can come up with the answers to questions and give us more understanding of a situation. Message Boards are like that. You become part or a group of friends interested in similar topics.
The mechanics of the Boards go like this. Someone (maybe you) posts a topic or a question. Then when other members visit, they post comments or helpful suggestions.
The following is a snippet from a recent discussion in the Hair Forum:
- Topic:
Help!
Thursday, April 12 4:52 p.m.
"Earlier this week I died my hair blonde using an at home hair coloring, it came out too blonde so I died it back to brown, Now, three days later I decided to try to highlight my hair at home and it still came out too blonde all over. I want to die my hair back to brown now. Is it safe since it will be the fourth time this week? I do not think I can live with my hair color like this.
Can anyone help me?"
Celia - Thursday, April 12, 5:00 p.m.
"Celia, donīt do any thing more to your hair! I tried highlighting over hair that I had made blonde once before and I had hair breaking off all over my head! Try using Keratin Protein Shampoo and Keratin Protein Conditioner. They have really helped my hair grow back."
Saundra - Thursday, April 12, 5:15 p.m.
" Oh Celia, I know how you feel! I messed up my color once and hid in the house until I finally got back to a normal color. My husband thought it was all very funny!"
BlueEyesGreen - Thursday, April 12 5:16 p.m.
" Hi Celia, Sorry to hear about your color problems. I agree with Saundra that you shouldnīt try anymore color processes on your hair. Your hair may not fall out or break off but the color may turn out a smoky or an off shade and it may be uneven because of all the work that has been done this week. I suggest you build it up with several protein/moisturizing treatments and wait a few weeks before trying any more color on it.
I understand that you may not be able to live with the color that is too blonde for that long. An option is to use a semi-permanent color glosser such as Redkenīs Shades EQ to tone the blonde to a softer, slightly darker shade. However this is a professional product and should be applied by a hairdresser. Itīs worth it and will save your hair and your sanity.
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