How To Get Healthy And Vibrant Rainbow Hair

 How To Get Healthy And Vibrant Rainbow Hair

 

 
Who is it for?


Killing your head is a sure way to express yourself. Rainbow hair is a look that literally anyone can try, especially regardless of age, identity, or hair length.


 Before start

 
Making rainbow hair isn't as easy as you might think. There are a few things to consider before fully embarking on the idea. 

 
Look at the head.

If the hair is dark, it must be bleached. Bleaching can remove the existing pigmentation and maintain a rainbow hue.

one 2011 study has been shown that bleaching can damage hair. If it's a frequent chromosome, your hair may be in the most unhealthy condition.

There are products that do not require excessive hair whitening, but these dyes usually do not last long.

Setting expectations

 
It's important to realize what you can achieve.

Often, what you see on Instagram has been heavily edited. These colors may not be vivid in real life.

The whole dying process also takes time.

Depending on how dark your current hair is, you may need to schedule multiple bleaching and death sessions.

Cutting your hair between these appointments is important to reduce damage.

Collection of inspiration photos

 
So you know what you want and what is possible. Now it's time to find the picture of the cut and color you want.

The brighter the color, the more cost and time it will cost. Bold shades may be more difficult to maintain in the long run.


Need to bleach your hair?

 
It depends on the time. If you already have light-colored hair, you may not need bleaching.

However, if the hair is facing the dark side of the color scale, the rainbow shades will not appear without the help of hydrogen peroxide.

The time you want to keep the new color is also important.

After using it for a few days, Good Dye Young's loose paste doesn't require any bleach. However, long-term color changes may require a hydrogen peroxide explosion.

Brightening your hair at home comes with risks. If left unattended for too long, research shows it can burn your scalp. Clinical and experimental dermatology.

The safest way is to visit a beauty salon.

However, if you're doing it at home, consider investing in Olaplex's 3-step kit, which claims to keep your hair healthy during the bleaching process.

What are the color options?

 
You are free to choose any color (or color) you want. There are no rules set for stones, but some shades may be more suitable than others.

If the skin has a warm tone

Choosing a color that is opposite to your skin tone is a smart choice.

People with warm shades, usually in the gold and yellow areas, are often suitable for cool shades.

Think blues and purples like Bad Boy Blue's Manic Panic's Semi-Permanent Hair Color Cream or Amethyst Purple's Joico's Color Intensity.

If the skin has a cool tone
Cool skin has shades of pink and olive, so warm shades such as pink, orange and yellow are ideal.

Try the Arctic Fox's Virgin Pink Semi-Permanent Hair Color or Manic Panic's Semi-Permanent Hair Color Cream at a psychedelic sunset.

If the skin has a neutral tone

 
Neutral shades are suitable for almost any color. However, green dyes like Jello's Lime Crime's Unicorn Hair definitely stand out from the crowd.

If you want to try out trendy colors

 
Lilac hair is dominant this year, according to Pinterest. Lilac's Joico color intensity applies to up to 15 shampoos.

Other on-trend shades include smokey pink, peach, and neon colors like Jerome Russell's Punky Color Cream in bright yellow.

If you want to try out trendy hairstyles

 
It is not necessary to dye the entire hair. Killing the ends or bangs is equally effective.

The same goes for partial buzz cuts. You can choose to shave the sides or underside of your head and add standard rainbow stripes or striking patterns.

The layers are much less clear. Keep the top layer of hair natural and dye the bottom for a hidden treatment.

What are the options for the dye?

 
The type of dye you choose depends on how many months or only how many times you want to wash your rainbow hair.

Pastes, Creams, Foams, and Sprays

 
Temporary dyes last only until the next wash. They tend to be personal rather than professional use.

Mojang sells a bright paste that doubles as styling wax. If you need more spray, try L'Oreal Paris' Colorista range.

Unfortunately, bubbles tend to appear only in natural shades, so it's not easy to find rainbow shades.

It is not necessary to bleach your hair before applying the paste or spray.

Also, the end result can be unpredictable, so be prepared to take a shower if things go wrong.

Temporary and semi-permanent dyes
The semi-constituent dye is washed about 6 to 8 times and tends to be softer on the hair. This technique is simple, so you don't need expert help.

Temporary dyes will not lighten your hair. within international Rich Journal Studies have shown that they only cover the outer hair with color.

Schwarzkopf Ultra Brights and Manic Panic are a range of semi-permanent dyes that provide full color.

Permanent dye

 
Permanent dyes are not really permanent, but the dye molecules change the hair fiber structure after being mixed with hydrogen peroxide.

That means you don't have to think about root fertilization until at least 4-6 weeks after death. The overall color may start to fade after about 28 washings.

It is difficult to find a permanent hair dye for personal use, so visit a beauty salon for the best results.


What if I need to dye an extension or wig?

 
This is not recommended by the manufacturer.

Your best bet is to buy an extension for your desired hair color.

To dye a wig or extension, always test the dye first on a single strand.

 While regular hair dyes can be used on real human hair, synthetic fabric dyes or something similar are required for synthetic hair.

In general, trying to lighten the color of an extension will cause a disaster, so avoid using bleach if possible.

If in doubt, seek professional help.

 
If you need a haircut, finish it before dyeing.
If you need to use bleach, try to keep your locks in top condition before playing around with colors.

Book an appointment for a fresh burp before you die. You need to make the rainbow look as fresh as possible.

Product research and purchase
YOU MAY NEED TO BUY
Gloves
Dye brush
Mixing bowl
Hair processing cap
Newspaper or another surface cover
Lightning powder
developer
Protein filler
Dyed color
toner
Color bonding treatment
Deep conditioning treatment
The list of products you need may seem terrifying, but it's very simple to use.

Whitening powder controls the bleaching process to whiten hair to the desired shade. You need to mix this powder with the developer.

The developer contains hydrogen peroxide. Available in 10, 20, 30, or 40 volumes. The darker your hair, the higher the number you need to use.

Protein fillers ensure even application of hair dye. Choose something clear or neutral for this kind of dye work.

The most important dye comes next. After bleach and dye treatment, the toner will smudge and help correct the color by changing the hue.

Toner is especially useful for shades of yellow, orange, or red. It can also help to create pastel shades.

The dyeing process is a relatively new step in the dyeing process. It helps strengthen dyed hair. A similar effect can also be achieved by using a deep conditioning treatment such as Arvazallia.
Consider enlisting assistants
Killing long hair can be tricky, so ask a friend to help. This also applies to the creative rainbow skills you are trying to try!

Set up your space

 
Now the setup time has come. Cover all surfaces with a newspaper, place the product, dye brush, and mixing bowl, and turn the dye into an old-fashioned outfit that you don't have to worry about wearing.

Don't forget the protective gloves!

Hair preparation

 
Comb or comb your hair to remove the knots. Cutting long or thick hair into four parts can help you manage it better.

Finally, apply Vaseline to your hairline to prevent the dye from getting on your skin.

Bleach if necessary

 
Instructions are provided with most products. These usually involve mixing a specific amount of whitening powder and the same amount of developer in a bowl.

Always do a patch test to see how the product affects your hair and skin.

If everything goes well, use a dye brush to apply evenly to the hair. Leave it for the suggested amount of time.

Usually, 30 minutes is the maximum. Anything longer than this is at risk of scalp burns and excessive hair damage.

A slight stabbing or burning sensation is generally not worth worrying about. If you experience severe discomfort, rinse the product immediately.

Space your bleaching session

 
If you need to go from dark to light, you may need to bleach your hair more than once.

Spacing your bleaching sessions reduces the risk of brittle hair or breaks.

Most hair types should be able to go after breathing for a week. However, you may have to wait 4-6 weeks if your hair is particularly damaged.

You can apply a deep conditioner to nourish your hair between bleaching sessions.

Wait for the final shade to be reached before applying any filler or toner on bleached hair.

Apply dye

 
You can clean it yourself by hand, but using a dye brush increases precision.

Apply dye to the roots before combing the color all the way. Leave the dye alone for the time recommended by the manufacturer.

Rinse, style and organize

 
To remove the dye, rinse the water until it is clean.

Then add toner and other finishing products, dry and style your hair.

If your skin is stained with dye, rub it with more petroleum jelly or makeup remover.

For dye stains on the surface, mix one cup of baking soda and half a cup of water and apply a mess.

Don't transfer color to your clothes and bedding, keep your pillows and clothes dark for several days.

If you plan to go to the salon

 
Find a stylist
Some experts may have little or no experience with rainbow shapes. Use sites like Yelp and Instagram to find the best local stylists. Don't forget to ask for photos of your previous work.

Consultation setting

 
When you first consult, bring a photo of your dream hair and work with your stylist about your hair condition and routine.