How many times can you dye your hair before it falls out?

Your hair shouldn’t fall out from dyeing it a lot provided you do it the right way. But keep the following in mind:

 

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Do you dye your hair often? Or do you want to start doing it and you’re afraid it will fall out?

 

There are a few precautions you should take  to prevent your hair from suffering severe damage  to the point that it could break off and fall out.

Healthy hair is naturally resilient, but  over-dyeing can weaken it. 

In this article we’ll take an in-depth look at every detail – don’t miss out!

 

Can my hair fall out if I dye it too much? An expert answers your questions

Whether your hair will fall out due to the action of the dye  depends in part on the type of hair you have. 

For example, if you have fine hair it will be more exposed than if it’s thick.

Hair will rarely fall out from over-dyeing, only  if it’s already extremely damaged.  In that case, it may fall out from the chemicals.

 

But to tell you the truth, permanent dyes don’t have that much damaging power.

Instead,  super lighteners are the ones that require you to take the most care  of your hair, as they’re the only dyes that act almost like bleach.

So what if you have to dye your hair because of gray hair, or because of dark root growth of a different color? Only dye your roots.

This will avoid overexposing your hair to too many chemicals.

 

Will my hair fall out if I dye it 2 or more times in one day? What if I dye it 2 times in the same week?

Always remember this rule: dye on dye doesn’t lighten but it does darken.

So there aren’t really many reasons to dye your hair more than once in one day, because the only thing you’ll achieve is to darken your hair. And  just one dye application is enough. 

 

Anyway, if your intention is just that, to darken your hair, and if it’s in good condition,  your hair won’t fall out if you dye it twice in the same day. 

 

How much time should I allow between dyeing to prevent my hair from falling out?

Your hair won’t fall out if you dye your roots every week.

In fact, I know many women who rush to color their hair at the slightest appearance of gray hair or dark root growth.

You just have to be careful to  dye only the roots so as not to saturate your hair with ammonia  and dry it out too much.

 

3 tips to apply before, during, and after dyeing your hair so it doesn’t fall out

 

 

 

What are the safest hair dyes to use?

All dyes are safe,  you just need to know how to use them and follow the manufacturer’s instructions to the letter. 

Do you want to dye your gray roots because you hate gray hair?

 

Do it without fear!

Just be careful to dye only the roots. And  five minutes before you rinse, make an emulsion with the remaining preparation. 

Apply it to the rest of your hair. This way,  it will regain shine and color  without having to expose it to the full dyeing process again.

What if you have dark roots?

 

If you have to dye your dark roots with a super-lightener every week, you can also do this, but with the same precaution:  apply it only on the roots. 

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Conclusion

In this article, we’ve seen that if you take precautions  it would be extremely rare that your hair would fall out from dyeing it many times. 

Today you learned some safety guidelines to keep your hair from falling out.

I’m sure  you’ll avoid over-coloring your hair,  because you know it’s not necessary to do so.

 

Remember to dye only the roots to avoid drying out your hair. And don’t forget to  nourish and moisturize your hair at least once a week. 

I’m sure you’ll look amazing in your new color!