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If you want to color your hair without getting into long term commitment, then semi-permanent hair color is for you. You can change your natural hair color and undergo a hair makeover with highlights, balayages and more! If you want to add some fun and excitement to your life, then you should surely try, Anveya's Colorisma Semi-Permanent Hair Color with various shades - Moroccan Blue, Northern Neon Green, Madrid Red, Tokyo purple hair color which seamlessly blends with your natural hair color, giving glossy, vibrant hair.
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If your natural hair color is on the lighter side, you can sport a glam look in green or violet hair color. When it comes to rich black Indian hair, it’s a must to pre-lighten your hair for the colors to catch on. Whichever hair color you choose, aftercare is essential if you want your hair color to last longer. Maintaining hair color is essential to keep the desired look. In this blog post, we will discuss the top 5 reasons why your semi-permanent hair color may fade quickly.
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Why Is Your Semi-Permanent Hair Color Fading?
Coloring your hair and maintaining the hair color can be a painstaking task. From your daily haircare routine to the styling tools to your tap water, all your daily activities affect the vibrancy and freshness of your hair color. Make a note of these things to prevent your time, money, effort and hair color from going down the tubes.
1. Using the Wrong Hair Care Products
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Using hair products that do not protect color can cause fading. The common ingredient in most commercial shampoos is sulfate which strips the color from your hair, fading hair color and resulting in dull, lifeless hair. To prevent fading of hair color, use color-protectant haircare products which are sulfate-free. ThriveCo’s Hair Healing Shampoo is a good option!
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2. Shampooing Colored Hair Too Soon
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If you shampoo your hair too soon after coloring it, the color may fade. Shampooing your hair too soon after hair coloring will strip away pigment. Hair color needs time for the coloring pigment to deposit on the hair shaft. So wait at least 24 to 48 hours before washing hair for all the color pigments to settle down on the shaft.
3. Exposure to Harmful Sun Rays
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Just like skin, your hair gets damaged under direct sunlight. Exposure to UV rays can lead to hair becoming dry and brittle. The sun can also lighten the hair color, fading the hair color quickly. Wear a hat when you are outside or use UV-protectant products on your hair to prevent the color from fading.
4. Washing Colored Hair In Hot Water
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Washing your hair with hot water results in opening the hair's cuticle, which can cause the color to fade more quickly. Experts advise washing hair with cold or lukewarm water to keep the color vibrant and long lasting.
5. Using Hard Water To Wash Colored Hair
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Hard water contains minerals that deposit on the strands causing the color to fade or become dull. Soft water is beneficial in preventing hair color from fading. You can either install a home water softener or use bottled drinking water to wash your locks.
Also Read : Hard Water Vs Soft Water: The Quality Of Water Affects The Quality Of Your Hair!
6. Using Heating Tools Regularly
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Using heating tools on your colored hair isn’t a good idea. The heat makes the cuticles open up which leads to color fading and severe hair damage. Reduce the frequency of using heating tools on colored hair. Also, make it a point to apply heat protectant each time you style your hair.
If you want your hair color to last longer, invest in premium quality semi-permanent hair coloring products. Try Anveya's Colorisma Semi-Permanent Hair Color, which comes in 8 vibrant shades.
You can choose from various vibrant shades such as Moroccan Blue, Madrid Red, Tokyo Purple, Havana Teal, Valencian orange, Cairo Yellow, LA Pink, and Northern Neon Green hair color, creating your style statement. Apart from the vibrant shades, our smart semi-permanent hair colors with Hair Bond Tech Hyaplex are damage free, instead repair the damaged strands, and work best on pre-lightened hair.
Also Read : 13 Most Asked Questions About Semi-Permanent Hair Colors
Frequently Answered Questions
1. Why Should I Use Anveya's Colorisma Smart Semi-Permanent Hair Color?
Anveya's Colorisma semi-permanent hair color for men and women is non-toxic, dermatologically tested, cruelty-free, vegan hair coloring product which repairs the damaged hair bonds, providing hydration and nourishment to the strands while coloring. It enhances color retention, adding a subtle sheen to your colored hair. Our hair coloring products are safe and convenient to use as they are hairdresser tested. It works best on pre-lightened hair.
2. Do I Have To Pre-Lighten My Hair Before Coloring?
Pre-lightening is a crucial step before coloring your hair. It ensures you get the same vibrant and dazzling shades you see in the color swatches.
3. How Do I Know If I Am Allergic To Hair Colors?
If you are coloring your hair for the first time, it is advisable to do a patch test by applying the hair coloring on a small area behind the ear. Leave for 24 hours to check for any allergic reaction in that area.
4. What Kind Of Shampoo Should I Use After Coloring My Hair To Make My Hair Color Last Longer?
Use a color-protectant shampoo and conditioner. Also, make sure that your haircare products are sulfate-free as sulfates strip the hair color, fading hair color and making your hair look dull and dry.
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