Oh dear brown haired one....I too have suffered your dilemma. (Not going blonde but auburn). I wouldn't suggest using more of the same dye.
Go to a salon tomorrow for a professional fix or if you are pinched for pennies and time, follow below. Go to the drugstore and purchase a product called "Oops", it's a permanent hair color remover. Follow the instructions to the letter.
While at the drugstore, purchase another color--if you dare--you might want something with a bit of brown in it--don't try to go platinum. The removal product is designed so you can re-dye your hair right after. There are other dye-removal products as well.
If you have very long or thick hair, you may need two boxes. Also, if you follow the above steps, please know that your hair will be very, very dry. Avoid the blow dryer or other heat stylers for awhile.
And treat your hair to moisturizing treatments regularly. Best bet is to put your head in the hands of a pro but I have used the at-home fix-it with success.
Go to the salon don't fix it on your own unless you'll end up with no hair.
The best advice (and the advice I wouldn't want if I were in your situation) is to go to a salon and have them fix it. It may get lighter, but it may also get more orange. Going from dark to blond isn't easily achieved with box color, and dying it multiple times risks serious damage to your hair.
The best thing to do is find a salon with a hair color specialist. (S)he can evaluate how much more stress your hair can take and exactly how to achieve the color you want. I love box color and use it all the time, but I'm always sticking around my natural brunette color or darker.
Going dark to light really can't be done with boxes. If you can't go to a salon, the best thing for you to do is to dye it darker again.
Oh dear brown haired one....I too have suffered your dilemma. (Not going blonde but auburn). I wouldn't suggest using more of the same dye.
Go to a salon tomorrow for a professional fix or if you are pinched for pennies and time, follow below. Go to the drugstore and purchase a product called "Oops", it's a permanent hair color remover. Follow the instructions to the letter.
While at the drugstore, purchase another color--if you dare--you might want something with a bit of brown in it--don't try to go platinum. The removal product is designed so you can re-dye your hair right after. There are other dye-removal products as well.
If you have very long or thick hair, you may need two boxes. Also, if you follow the above steps, please know that your hair will be very, very dry. Avoid the blow dryer or other heat stylers for awhile.
And treat your hair to moisturizing treatments regularly. Best bet is to put your head in the hands of a pro but I have used the at-home fix-it with success. Oh dear brown haired one....I too have suffered your dilemma.
(Not going blonde but auburn). I wouldn't suggest using more of the same dye. Go to a salon tomorrow for a professional fix or if you are pinched for pennies and time, follow below.
Go to the drugstore and purchase a product called "Oops", it's a permanent hair color remover. Follow the instructions to the letter. While at the drugstore, purchase another color--if you dare--you might want something with a bit of brown in it--don't try to go platinum.
The removal product is designed so you can re-dye your hair right after. There are other dye-removal products as well. If you have very long or thick hair, you may need two boxes.
Also, if you follow the above steps, please know that your hair will be very, very dry. Avoid the blow dryer or other heat stylers for awhile. And treat your hair to moisturizing treatments regularly.
Best bet is to put your head in the hands of a pro but I have used the at-home fix-it with success.
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