Someone who specializes in a specific area is going to have the most knowledge and experience on how to fix that situation. Just remember, find a stylist that specializes in corrective color. As a stylist, I can attest to the crazy amount of education we go through to learn how to handle hair while maintaining its integrity properly. Not only that, but a stylist can save you from irreversible damage. Here is an example of a color correction first visit. If you find a good stylist, they will be able to tell you each step and why it needs to be this way. It may not be what you want to hear but trust the process. The stylist will be able to tell you exactly what needs to be done to fix it, and know-how they are going to do it. The box colors don’t mention much about hydrolyzation and turning your hair into over-processed mush… Not only how to combat the orange, but how to maintain your hair in the process. In college, stylists get taught how to handle these situations. Find someone who specializes in corrective color. View on Amazon → The top 3 options on how to fix orange. It’s a dangerous combination because it can leave you with the dreaded orange, or hair so damaged you lose your shit and have to cut it all off. They just throw in the strongest mix and away you go. The thing about box colors is that they are made for the general public and not highly regulated. Note- This shows natural hair, not previously colored hair. This chart shows the underlying pigments that get exposed when you lighten your hair. If you don’t know how these things factor in, you won’t get your desired results. Many different factors contribute to the results when you lighten your hair. The thing that those boxes don’t show or tell you is that it does not work that way. Let’s say that you did the box bleach on your black hair because the picture showed a beautiful blonde right? It’s figuring out how to neutralize the unwanted tones. So- the trick is not necessarily getting rid of the orange or yellow. There you have it your hair turns orange when you bleach it because the large gold molecules are the hardest to break down enough to get rid of them without breaking down your hair in the process. The smaller molecules will break down first, leaving broken pieces of the larger warm toned molecules. What it boils down to is that bleaching your hair is the process of breaking down those molecules. As an example, you can see there are more gold molecules and some are larger. When lightening your hair, the cool pigments are smaller molecules so they will be the first to go, while the warmer(gold and orange) tones are larger molecules, and there are many more of them so they always remain the longest. The darker your hair, the more pigment it contains.
Each of us has our unique mixture of the pigments, but there are a few factors that are always the same:
5 Paulina’s Final Thoughts Why does your hair turn orange when you bleach it?Įveryone’s hair is made up of keratin protein and pigment.
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