Jokes1 min ago
hair dye
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Dye as such is OK. Bleach is bad, it weakens and dries the hair. you would need to use a lot of conditioners/waxes to keep it looking good, and probably restrict the length. Some colourants will have a bleaching agent in them. For dyeing reds and browns, natural dyes are safest but can go gungy green if you use a chemical other type of colourant/bleach afterwards!
I think a lot depends on your hair type. I have been dying and bleaching and experimenting with hair colours since I was 15. My hair has been bleached white blonde (when I was young) and various other shades of blonde, brown and auburn. - I am now 57 and currently have dark blonde/light brown hair to which I will add some highlights soon. It shines and is in good condition and I have never had any problems. However, I did have very greasy hair when I was young and the bleach helped. I can't remember ever having natural colour hair which is probably now mousy brown with some grey bits!
I would add that I have never had a perm or used heated tongs on my hair and only dry it with a cool hairdryer. I would think that perming, straightening, tongs and colour might not mix too well.
Today's hair colouring products are very good.