Ladies, How many times a year do you dye or highlight your hair?

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  1. iggy7117 profile image91
    iggy7117posted 7 years ago

    Ladies, How many times a year do you dye or highlight your hair?

    Asking because of girfriend does it often.

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    Snakesmumposted 7 years ago

    Well, when younger I did put a colour through every year or so, but it was only on a whim.   Now I have gray hair, and don't bother that much.   Occasionally I might put a rinse through, just for a change.
    Whether or not to colour one's hair is very much a personal choice.  Recently, I saw a man with bright green hair, so it's not just ladies!

  3. Happylovejoy profile image93
    Happylovejoyposted 7 years ago

    Well it depends on how high maintenance the hair style is. If you bleach it and dye a completely different colour from your natural hair colour (e.g black to blonde), you will need to go back regularly (monthly) to do a touch up at the roots. If you do simple highlights, like light brown on black hair just to lighten your overall look, then it can be as long as 4-6 months before you go back to the saloon.

  4. peachpurple profile image80
    peachpurpleposted 7 years ago

    nope i never dye my hair, i even trim my own hair. Unless I have grey hairs, I would buy a cheap dye.

  5. Michaela Osiecki profile image68
    Michaela Osieckiposted 7 years ago

    I tend to change my hair color up pretty much every season. Usually it's just different shades of red, but last summer I went strawberry blonde and this spring I'm probably gonna do an orangey shade.

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    annflyposted 7 years ago

    Believe me or not, I cannot even rememer:) A great number of times! And even now I`m about to get two tone coloring like on Photo 8 from here - http://therighthairstyles.com/two-tone-hair-styles/ . It looks trendy, isn`t it?

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    lisasuniquevoiceposted 6 years ago

    Vince,
    I touch up my roots at least every four weeks. Sometimes I think this is a problem, however I do like the way it looks when I'm done. I could stop dying it blonde but then my grey hair would show, so since I have to cover it anyway, I might as well be blonde.
    Lisa

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    Alana Brownposted 3 years ago

    I did a lot of highlighting in the past, but then decided to go natural. And you know what? It was the best decision. Of course, there might be issues with finding the right hairstyle or stuff like that but it is better this way. By the way, I'm preparing for my wedding and searching for some good ideas for natural hair. Would appreciate some help) found this collection https://thehairstyledaily.com/natural-hair-updos/ and loved a few hairstyles. have you got any suggestions?

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    Nic Beynonposted 3 years ago

    As someone above said..it depends on ur natural colour.because of the root growth.i used to have my hair coloured blonde with some bleached highlights and my natural hair is dark so the longest i could go before needing it done again was 6-8 weeks..

  10. janrow profile image61
    janrowposted 2 years ago

    The frequency of dyeing depends on the condition of the hair. And now the situation is still elephantine due to the pandemic. Many times a beauty salon I cannot contact

 
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