How to dye hair gray blond at home

Dyeing hair as gray blond, the blond color is a beautiful color, especially if it suits the color of the skin, and because this article talks about the gray-blond color, it is suitable for cold skin, and before talking about how to dye it, several things must be known, including:

Hair needs two packages of dye. And, in the case of the gray-blond color, two packages must be purchased, one of the natural blond color, and the other of the gray-blond, provided that the two packages have the same brand name and the same number as well, for example a natural blond package bearing the number 6, and a gray-blond package bearing the number 6 The color of the pigment should not be more than one to two shades lighter than the hair color, otherwise the hair color must be withdrawn. So that the hair color does not end in orange. 

How to dye hair at home Necessary materials: 2 packages of natural blonde hair dye, and one pack of ash-blond hair dye. Old clothes / old towel. hair brush. Clips to divide hair. vaseline. Container. Plastic / rubber gloves. Hair dye brush. A fine-toothed comb. shower cap. shampoo. Conditioner. 

How to dye hair with gray blond: Place a towel around the shoulders, or wear old clothes. In a bowl, mix the two containers well, and take care that the two packages are completely homogeneous. A test for the color of the dye can be performed by dyeing a small strand of about half an inch of hair at the neck to confirm the resulting color, and to know how long it takes to obtain the desired color and shade. The hair must be combed before dyeing to make sure that there are no tangles and knots in the hair so that the hair color does not become patchy or speckled. 

The hair is divided into four sections, by starting from the front to the bottom towards the neck vertically, to form two parts, then dividing the hair from one ear to the other ear horizontally, leaving the front of the hair at the forehead to be dyed first, then wrapping the other sections to connect it with the clip. 

Paint the skin with Vaseline at the border of the hair and on the ears, so that the skin is not stained with the dye. Wear gloves to protect hands. Start dyeing the hair from the roots at the forehead using a dye brush, then using a comb, the dye is drawn to the end of the hair. 

Make sure that the hair is dyed completely, starting from the front of the hair around the face, then moving to the bottom, and each time a strand of one inch of hair is taken and dyed. Then a shower cap is put on, and after 20 minutes the color is checked, and the dye is usually left between 30-45 minutes, and the best way to apply the dye is the instructions on the package, and the color can be checked every five minutes after twenty minutes. After the time period ends, the hair is rinsed with water until the water flowing from the hair becomes clear, then shampoo is used to wash the hair, preferably a shampoo intended for hair dyed blond, free of sulfates, then finish with conditioner, and hair should not be washed after that for two days. 

Preserving the color of the dye for a longer period Do dyeing hair if it is in beauty salons or at home something women like, but is it not worth knowing how to keep the color bright, and for a longer period without fading or changing, the dye is locked inside the hair, but anything can remove it And it makes the beautiful color faded, so that plain water can do that. Here are some tips to preserve the color for a longer time:

Wearing a hat to protect hair from the formation of free radicals, which strip electrons from the dye molecules. Use hair care products that are applied after washing the hair, and that contain UV protection. Use shampoo and conditioner for specially colored hair. To maintain color in the hair. Washing hair with lukewarm or cold water. Because water makes hair expand, and hot water makes hair expand more than it removes the dye from the hair. Swimming pool water contains chlorine, which makes the dye color dull, so a deep moisturizing cream should be applied to the hair, then wear a swimming cap, to provide protection for the hair dye and preserve its color.

Care for dyed hair Dyed hair is subject to curling, dryness, and damage, and by using heat on it, its condition becomes worse, as it loses natural moisture and is difficult to recover. Here are some tips that will help restore the hair to its health: 

Moisturizing: The outer layer of hair is damaged as a result of Dyeing, so it must be enhanced by moisturizing several days before dyeing, using natural hair masks, and some recipes such as applying extra-virgin olive oil or hair care products, as this will preserve the shine of the hair even after dyeing. Cutting the ends of the hair: cutting the curly ends of the hair, allowing natural oils to spread evenly on the hair, which makes the hair shine naturally. 

Choosing the appropriate hair care products: Hair preparations are chosen according to hair type, color, and length, and preparations designed to care for dyed hair, which maintain the color for a longer period. Change of hair dye: the hair is damaged every time it is dyed, so you must buy less strong and light dyes, and gradually reach the desired color, which makes the hair adapt to the changes that happen to it. 

Detangling products: dyed hair becomes curly and dry, which leads to tangles, so it is better to use detangling products, or extra virgin olive oil; In order not to tear the hair. 

Rinse hair with cold water: Rinsing hair with cold water maintains moisture inside the hair, making the hair naturally shine. 

Resting hair: Hair should be given a period of rest, by avoiding putting hair styling products on it, or using heat on it, by resorting to simple hairstyles, and letting it dry naturally, and a hat must be put in the summer to protect the hair.