Blonde hair, green danger: How to get rid of green tint in blonde hair

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Once you get the green color, no make-up can help: your skin looks pale. Why does this mishap happen to natural blondes? Blonde hair is much more porous than black hair and reacts more quickly to color changes. A green tint can be caused by chlorinated water in a swimming pool, especially from improper bleaching or lightening.

In this case, it is important for the hairdresser to bleach or remix the hair immediately. As an emergency program, a ketchup mask can save a lot: red as a complementary color is neutralized by green. Chamomile shampoos are also useful. Basically, trying to whiten yourself is a difficult task. A person who applies the same dye to the roots and ends will never achieve a good result.

However, you can also do the whitening process yourself. Natural bleaching methods include lemon juice and sea water. Shine sprays dry the hair too much. After the treatment (or sea bath), the hair should be washed thoroughly and treated with conditioner or mask. Chlorinated water, especially when combined with the sun, can also turn the color of brunette hair into a greenish color. To be on the safe side, wear a swim cap and hat while sunbathing.

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Source : Blick

Malan

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