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rectifying hair colour (dyeing over highlights)

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evedawn | 21:57 Thu 28th Aug 2008 | Beauty
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i have dark brown hair. I had some full head, all over highlights ONE week ago (at salon) and although it's not totally awful i just don't think it's "me".

can i buy some over the counter temporary hair colour (say level 1 or level 2) and colour it myself at home or will the highlights affect the colour uptake?


thanks in advance
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It will probably affect the colour. At the hairdressers they have to neutralise the original colour before putting another colour on. I would talk to your hairdressers to see if there is anything they can do.
20:17 Fri 29th Aug 2008
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ta spudqueen - i ended up popping in to the hairstylist today to ask for advice...and like YOUsaid they need to neutralise it first.
22:44 Fri 29th Aug 2008
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that happened to me and i used a semi perm med brown. worked a treat. cheaper to
23:00 Wed 03rd Sep 2008

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