Temporary Black Hair
I can dye my hair more then once with less permanent chemicals, if that makes the color more likely to fade or wash out. One slight glitch is that I have senior pictures coming up in a couple of months and would like my hair to be back to its original color by then. Do you have any suggestions?
You will also want to use care with regard to color bleed, as there are often problems of the color rubbing off onto clothing and furniture and bed linens. These are the "negatives", while the "positive" is that the color will most assuredly be easily removed. If your hair is porous or damaged, you may find that the color will hold through more than one shampooing, but generally, it is strictly a temporary service.
If you would prefer something that requires less maintenance, you can opt for a semi-permanent or demi-permanent hair color. These are designed so that the color molecules will pass through the cuticle layer of the hair as well as resting on the hair's surface.
Most semi- and demi-permanent colors will last through 8-12 shampoos, so this may be the better choice for you. You can always freshen up the color with an additional application. Since these color formulas are gentle, you can feel safe about repeated uses.
I wish you the best with your performance, and as they say in theater: "Break a leg".
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