Coloring or Highlighting Hair
My dad mentioned that if you change your hair color by bleaching it or coloring it, it won't be the same after that. Wouldn't your hair just return to its natural color as it grows in? That's what happens with my mom's hair. When that happens, my dad dyes it for her again.
Tell me what you think, and feel free to answer the poll.
PS-I'm talking about the hair on your HEAD, not the hair "down there!"
Originally Posted By: nesh2007That's what happens with my mom's hair. Didn't you just answer your own question?
The hair that has been bleached or coloured won't be the same; the new hair that grows will be. So the part of the hair shaft that has been bleached or coloured is changed but the part of the hair shaft that has grown since is the normal colour.To make it a bit more complicated, many hair colours do wash out and fade with time. Some are meant to wash out and leave the hair as it was, but they often don't wash out completely. Others are meant to be permanent, but with time they do wash out and fade. Bleaching doesn't reverse, though.I'm thinking of dying my hair bright blue. You can dye the hair down there as well. James Bond talked about wearing "matching collar and cuffs".
Lol, I'm sorry but how bored does one have to be to make a topic on hair color? :scream_cat:
Coloring hair is a personal choice, 'nuff said.
Hmm, I hadn't been thinking about doing the pubes as well, since it's not like I regularly show them to the world at large - but it's an idea, though, isn't it?
The carpet should match the drapes!If your going blue, brings to light a new meaning of blue balls!
Bleaching is a lot harder on your hair,
from my experience..it makes it somewhat stringy
Coloring, if you do it often, can do that as well, but it is much better.
So..I'm not sure if that really helped? But there's my input,
and on another note, I would never put any product near my pubes.
Originally Posted By: Felix 12So..I'm not sure if that really helped? But there's my input,Heh heh, he wasn't asking for advice. He's asking for our opinions. Thanks for sharing anyway.
He was asking for opinions because he didn't know what to do,so I helped by giving my input.But I'm just saying.
Hmmm, now that I re-read the post like three times, the meaning seems different. My first impression was he was asking for our opinions about hair color (if we color ours and stuff.) But after re-reading it, I get a different meaning.He shares his story about his mom's hair color and managed to answered his own question. Then says "Tell me what you think...". Now I'm not sure what he wants to talk about, his mom's hair or hair color in general.Why does English seem so different between teenagers and adults!? Lol, I'm so bored.
Well there,now I've voted!So there are five votes.
"What do you think" refers to what my dad said. And I would greatly appreciate it if people stop criticizing my questions (you know who you are).Thank you to those who answered the question.By the way, I keep my hair it's natural color.
Okay, thanks for clearing that up, but you still kinda answered your own question, lol. But there's no question, your dad's right.
I just got done dying my hair actually, Black and bright red/pink (partially to piss off my boss, and partially to entertain my fella). It your 'new' hair is just how it was before you dyed it.
