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If your bleached roots aren’t taking color, it could be for one of these reasons: <\/p>\n YOU MAY ALSO BE INTERESTED IN:<\/span>\u00a0Can I bleach my hair again after 24 hours?<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n You’ve spent hours bleaching your hair to get to your desired color.<\/p>\n Then, you rinse the bleach out and go for the last step, which is to apply the dye. You’re dying to see the result, aren\u2019t you?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n You dry your hair and… your roots didn’t take the color you chose! <\/span>\n What a disappointment! Then, you ask, “What happened? What did I do wrong?”<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Relax. Let’s go step by step to find out the reasons why your bleached roots didn’t take the color <\/strong><\/span> and what the solutions are for each case.<\/p>\n Rest assured, there’s a solution!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Maybe anxiety played a trick on you, and you let the bleach work for less time than necessary.<\/p>\n When applying the dye, the color wasn’t right for the base you had. <\/span>\n I’ll explain this in detail: The bleaching process has to start from mid-lengths to ends. Lastly, bleach the roots. <\/span> How come?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The closer you get to the scalp, the hotter your head is, and the faster the hair bleaches. <\/span>\n Therefore, when you start bleaching at the roots<\/a>, they reach the desired shade before your ends. It could make your color would be uneven.<\/p>\n However, what happens if you don’t let the bleach work long enough on your roots?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n If you don’t let the bleach work long enough on your roots, the color will also be uneven.\u00a0<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n For the dye to take on the color you want (in the case of blonde tones), the bleach must reach a light base level.<\/p>\n Otherwise, your hair may look yellow or orange<\/a>.<\/p>\n If you left the bleach on the roots for a short time, they’re probably orange\/reddish or very yellow.<\/p>\n And if you wanted to dye your hair light blonde, you probably didn’t get it. In this case, the solution is to bleach again. <\/span> Yes, I know!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n That’s not what you wanted to hear.<\/p>\n But there’s another solution to this problem: you can apply a darker hair dye color. <\/span> However, it may not be an option you want for your look.<\/p>\n So, don’t give up and go back to bleaching!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Watch out! Bleach only the roots. <\/span> Be very careful not to touch the mid-lengths and ends that already reached the base you needed because you run the risk of ruining them.<\/p>\n Finally, once you have bleached, dye again. <\/span>\n Remember to have a few options on hand to restore your hair after multiple bleaches<\/a>.<\/p>\n Dyes have a time of action: they open the cuticles during the first 15 minutes. Then, they deposit the color.<\/p>\n So, if you didn’t leave the dye on long enough, the cuticles opened but couldn\u2019t absorb the color. <\/span>\n The good thing is that you can easily fix the color.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n You should reapply the dye<\/strong><\/span> and leave it on for the time indicated by the manufacturer.<\/p>\n Here’s how I like to do it: <\/span> the cuticle opens with bleach and is ready to receive the color. That’s why I like not to leave it for about 20 and 25 minutes instead of 45 minutes.<\/p>\n The color is beautiful!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Whichever option you choose, respect the maximum time and don’t leave the dye in longer<\/a>.<\/p>\n After bleaching your roots, you may have rinsed the bleach out but not enough. Then, residue remained. When you applied the dye, your roots didn\u2019t take the color well. <\/span>\n Although it may seem obvious, this is something that tends to happen a lot, especially when working on large amounts of hair.<\/p>\n The bleach inhibits the action of the dye, <\/span> so it doesn’t deposit the color. The dye faces a “barrier” and your roots don’t take the color.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Tip:<\/strong><\/span> To avoid bleach residue, wash with shampoo (preferably ph-balanced shampoo to clean your hair of any residue)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Did you think that hair dyes didn\u2019t expire?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Surprisingly, they do!<\/p>\n<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n\n
Reason 1: You left the bleach on for a short time, and that’s why your roots didn’t take the color<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nSolution 1: If you left the bleach on for a short time, do this<\/h3>\n
Reason 2: You didn’t let the dye long enough and that’s why your bleached roots didn’t take the color<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nSolution 2: If you left the dye on for a short time, do this<\/h3>\n
Reason 3: You didn’t rinse the bleach properly and it acted as a barrier so your roots didn’t pick up the color<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nSolution 3: If you didn’t rinse the bleach properly, do this<\/h3>\n La soluci\u00f3n es volver a aplicar el tinte. <\/span>\n
Reason 4: The dye you used was expired and this prevented your bleached roots from taking on the color<\/h2>\n
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