Colored Hair Care

Do you have bleached or dyed hair? Here are some tips to maintain your hair health while having popping color.

Tips

  • Color-safe shampoo– it is important to find shampoos that are safe for dyed hair that will not strip your hair of the color and your natural oils.
  • Deep condition– natural hair is already more prone to being dry and while your hair is dyed it is in a more porous state meaning moisture escapes faster. So it is important to put that moisture back with deep conditioning treatments.
  • Hot oil treatments– this can help add shine to your colored curls.
  • Avoid chlorine– this can be damaging to natural hair and even more to colored hair.
  • Less heat styles- color treated hair is a bit weaker than virgin hair, so it will be more prone to breakage with heat.
  • Protein treatments– depending on hair type, can add nourishment to your hair and strengthen it.
  • Protective styles– the less manipulation the better.
  • Always protect your hair at night with a scarf and/or bonnet.

Alternatives

Here are some temporary hair color options from As I Am that don’t require bleach or dye.

Responses

  1. All of these tips are so helpful! I use to have colored hair and I am preparing to color my hair again and definitely will be implementing some of these tips to keep my curly hair healthy. I’ve never tried the temporary colors but now I think I will to see what colors might suit me.

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  2. ouuuuuuuuweeee this is exciting! i actively bleach and dye my hair when i see fit just to try new things and switch it up. but i definitely may need to tap into some of these temporary color options. also thank you for the tips!

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  3. Omg. I just dyed my hair a blonde gingerish color and I hate it! I feel like it looks so damaged and uneven. I really needed this read to learn how I can take better care of my hair while maintaining its color.

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