How to get your natural hair color back?

To get your natural hair color back, consider the following options, which are suitable depending on your previous hair color history and the desired speed of transition:

1. Grow out your hair naturally:

   • Allow your hair to grow at its natural rate, and once enough of the dyed hair is gone, you'll have your natural color. This method is low-maintenance but requires patience, as it can take time.

2. Dye your hair back to your natural hue:

   • This option is faster but requires a more careful approach to avoid damaging your hair. Visit a professional colorist who can help you achieve the desired shade with minimal harm to your hair.

3. Strip hair color:

   • For semi-permanent hair color, you might be able to wash the color out or use clarifying shampoo. Permanent hair color typically requires a salon visit for a hair color removal process or a test strand approach if done at home.

4. Hairpieces and hair products:

   • Temporarily cover the line of demarcation between natural and dyed hair using an ammonia-free hair color spray or accessories like lowlights or highlights. After styling, use reparative hair masks or treatments to nourish and protect hair.

5. Consult a professional:

   • For extensive color changes or complex histories, set up a consultation with a professional colorist, be honest about your goals, and work with them to create a custom plan that balances hair health and transition speed.

6. Short haircut:

   • If you have long hair and want to expedite the transition, consider a shorter haircut, which will expose the natural hair color more quickly.

Always prioritize hair health by using moisturizing treatments and avoid frequent or aggressive color treatments to minimize damage during the transition to your natural hair color.