Comments for Ask These Girls http://www.askthesegirls.com Tue, 07 Feb 2012 23:11:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 Comment on What You Should Know About Metallic Dyes by Jude http://www.askthesegirls.com/metallic-dyes/comment-page-1/#comment-64110 Jude Tue, 07 Feb 2012 23:11:25 +0000 http://www.askthesegirls.com/metallic-dyes/#comment-64110 You can not get it back to it's natural color unless you bleach it. Even then it will not be the same and it will destroy your hair. Even professionally it would be expensive and really hurt your hair. You have to let it grow and try to lessen the 2 tone effect by adding a color rinse not dye to the regrowth only until it grows out. You can not get it back to it’s natural color unless you bleach it. Even then it will not be the same and it will destroy your hair.

Even professionally it would be expensive and really hurt your hair.

You have to let it grow and try to lessen the 2 tone effect by adding a color rinse not dye to the regrowth only until it grows out.

]]> Comment on What You Should Know About Metallic Dyes by Alli http://www.askthesegirls.com/metallic-dyes/comment-page-1/#comment-64106 Alli Tue, 07 Feb 2012 21:21:29 +0000 http://www.askthesegirls.com/metallic-dyes/#comment-64106 Ok, I dyed my naturally light blonde hair a dark reddish brown color. I've been trying really hard to get my hair back to its natural color by using lighter blonde colors to dye it back to blonde. I use the Garnier colors and nothing seems to be working. My hair is a sort of orangey color now and my only option that I see is to dye it using a hair bleach. I don't have the funds (unless I beg) to get my hair done professionally, even though that would probably be the better option. PLEASE give me some feedback on what I can do to get my hair back to its natural color. I want to grow it out without having two toned hair. Thank you! Ok, I dyed my naturally light blonde hair a dark reddish brown color. I’ve been trying really hard to get my hair back to its natural color by using lighter blonde colors to dye it back to blonde. I use the Garnier colors and nothing seems to be working. My hair is a sort of orangey color now and my only option that I see is to dye it using a hair bleach. I don’t have the funds (unless I beg) to get my hair done professionally, even though that would probably be the better option. PLEASE give me some feedback on what I can do to get my hair back to its natural color. I want to grow it out without having two toned hair. Thank you!

]]> Comment on How to Clean Crayons and Pencils Off a Wall by Dan http://www.askthesegirls.com/how-to-clean-crayons-and-pencils-off-a-wall/comment-page-1/#comment-57790 Dan Wed, 23 Nov 2011 19:47:35 +0000 http://www.askthesegirls.com/how-to-clean-crayons-and-pencils-off-a-wall/#comment-57790 Just thought I'd let you know that I just got rid of all of the pencil markings left on a wall with your baking soda tip after hanging some bookshelves. It worked like a charm, and my wife couldn't be happier! Just thought I’d let you know that I just got rid of all of the pencil markings left on a wall with your baking soda tip after hanging some bookshelves. It worked like a charm, and my wife couldn’t be happier!

]]> Comment on What You Should Know About Metallic Dyes by Katherine http://www.askthesegirls.com/metallic-dyes/comment-page-1/#comment-55425 Katherine Mon, 24 Oct 2011 05:07:10 +0000 http://www.askthesegirls.com/metallic-dyes/#comment-55425 Hayley, I have found that with most odors, if you use a cup of water and add 4 tablespoons of baking soda and run it through the hair and let it dry in, odors should disappear with the next shampoo. Follow this application with a leave in conditioner. I have also used one or two capfuls of lavender essential oil to a cup of water to neutralize stubborn odors. This leaves a nice smell in the hair but isn't always strong enough to rid the hair of smell. Hayley,

I have found that with most odors, if you use a cup of water and add 4 tablespoons of baking soda and run it through the hair and let it dry in, odors should disappear with the next shampoo. Follow this application with a leave in conditioner. I have also used one or two capfuls of lavender essential oil to a cup of water to neutralize stubborn odors. This leaves a nice smell in the hair but isn’t always strong enough to rid the hair of smell.

]]> Comment on What You Should Know About Metallic Dyes by Hayley http://www.askthesegirls.com/metallic-dyes/comment-page-1/#comment-55274 Hayley Sat, 22 Oct 2011 21:20:48 +0000 http://www.askthesegirls.com/metallic-dyes/#comment-55274 Please help me, I am desperate. I have been home dying my hair for many years. About 9 months ago I decided to try sun-in instead of the usual dye. I used it and didn't like the colour effects so bought a colour remover and removed all the colour from my hair. Unfortunately it left my hair smelling of bad eggs. Every time I do an exercise class or anything that makes my head sweat it smells of bad eggs again. After reading stuff on here I am really starting to panic that I have poison in my head! Is there anything I can use to neutralise it or remove it? Thank you. Please help me, I am desperate. I have been home dying my hair for many years. About 9 months ago I decided to try sun-in instead of the usual dye. I used it and didn’t like the colour effects so bought a colour remover and removed all the colour from my hair. Unfortunately it left my hair smelling of bad eggs. Every time I do an exercise class or anything that makes my head sweat it smells of bad eggs again. After reading stuff on here I am really starting to panic that I have poison in my head! Is there anything I can use to neutralise it or remove it?
Thank you.

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