XcaliburGirl
August 16th, 2010, 09:48 AM
I bleached the bottom 2 inches of my hair and applied Manic Panic After Midnight. It quickly went from purplish-black to blue to teal to bluish green to bright green to yucky faded green. I reapplied the Manic Panic and it faded again, even faster because I used less.
It was fun, but now I'm done with it.
I could get it cut, but I am just barely hitting APL and I was hoping to be able to trim it TO this point in a few months. It might be the best option, though. Cheaper, and also I wonder if it'll be harder to cut the processed part off as fairytale ends form. I'm getting a little tired of the crunchy ends and grown out layers (last cut at chin) anyway.
OR
I could try to fade the green out as much as possible using home remedies or color removal products and put a new color over it. I'm thinking red.
I'm tempted to try henna, since it would last longer than semi-permanent. I've always wanted to try it, but didn't want anything permanent or having to keep up with roots.
However, I'm afraid the green tint will never fully fade and I want to avoid damaging my virgin hair trying to get it out. My guess is that red henna would look weird over green.
Hmm, decisions, decisions.
It was fun, but now I'm done with it.
I could get it cut, but I am just barely hitting APL and I was hoping to be able to trim it TO this point in a few months. It might be the best option, though. Cheaper, and also I wonder if it'll be harder to cut the processed part off as fairytale ends form. I'm getting a little tired of the crunchy ends and grown out layers (last cut at chin) anyway.
OR
I could try to fade the green out as much as possible using home remedies or color removal products and put a new color over it. I'm thinking red.
I'm tempted to try henna, since it would last longer than semi-permanent. I've always wanted to try it, but didn't want anything permanent or having to keep up with roots.
However, I'm afraid the green tint will never fully fade and I want to avoid damaging my virgin hair trying to get it out. My guess is that red henna would look weird over green.
Hmm, decisions, decisions.