I naturally have brown hair but i want to dye my hair blonde. what should i do about my roots?

When i was younger i naturally had blonde hair but it grew to be darker %26amp; darker. %26amp; i've always dyed it blonde.

Until a year or two ago i died back to my [now] natural hair color, which is a darkish brown.

I want to dye my hair blonde again, but i am worried about my roots. Will it look bad %26amp; would i have to go into the salon every month or so to get it touched up? I didn't have to do so before because my hair just recently turned it's dark brown.

Any advice would be much appreciated.

I naturally have brown hair but i want to dye my hair blonde. what should i do about my roots?

i dye my hair blonde and i have to go get the roots touched up every 3 weeks, it makes it look alot better

I naturally have brown hair but i want to dye my hair blonde. what should i do about my roots?

well get highlights then and then get them touched up every 6 to 8 weeks....the style right now is dark roots at least an inch of them

I naturally have brown hair but i want to dye my hair blonde. what should i do about my roots?

you could dye it and then try "color stay shampoo and conditioner" (i think its loreal) but maybe u might have to go to the salon and get it touched up. i dont know i have never dyed my hair before and dont plan on it. hope i helped and good luck!! :)

I naturally have brown hair but i want to dye my hair blonde. what should i do about my roots?

You will have to go every 4 to 6 weeks to get your roots touched up, yes. BUT, there is another option to extend your time a bit! lol

I have very light hair naturally (so light, it doesn't even look like a color - it's nearly transparent) and I like to dye my hair dark in the fall and winter...that means that when my roots grow out, it looks like I'm balding. I found at Belk salons (which now exclusively sell Bumble %26amp; Bumble and Aveda products) a spray color powder...it's to refresh oily hair if you don't have time to wash it, but I used it to keep my roots touched up when I didn't have the money to buy my color. It's called Bumble %26amp; Bumble Hair Powder. It comes in different colors...White, Blonde, Brown, Black, and Red. It always blends with your hair, just brush it til it's blended.

I'm gonna have to pick up a new bottle now that I'm blonde. :-)

Make a subtle switch to blonde...like a dark blonde...and you won't have such problems with roots.

I naturally have brown hair but i want to dye my hair blonde. what should i do about my roots?

nice 'n easy root touch up

I naturally have brown hair but i want to dye my hair blonde. what should i do about my roots?

haha i know what you mean i want to dye my hair too and i have brown hair at the momment.

everyone's hair get's darker from when they we're younger and i noticed that lately!

yeah def get it touched up about every month.

how much did yours cost? also what will you do about your eyebrows? are you going to dye them as well because i want o do my hair and idk if i should dye my eye brows because they're dark brown.

:) thanks if you can answer.

I naturally have brown hair but i want to dye my hair blonde. what should i do about my roots?

Well first of all, if you have dark brown hair, you wouldnt DYE it blonde. You would have to bleach it to the color of blonde that you want.

When your hair grows out, the roots won't look so cute, so you'll probbaly have to go get it touched up every 3-5 months.

I have brown hair, and I bleached my hair by myself recently, and the roots look really bad when it grows out, so i just buy more and bleach my whole head over again. It makes all of my hair brighter, and dyes the roots. (I left the bleach on my roots a little longer) I prefer to dye my hair myself, because the hair people at the salons are afraid to damage your hair, so they don't give you what you want sometimes.

Also, going from dark brown hair to blonde makes your hair feel like plastic. I know from experience.

And if you are who I think you are, youre going to look awkward with blonde hair. (I'm not saying that in a mean way. It's just an honest opinion)