Some weeks after changing your hair colour to blonde, you begin to witness some strange happenings: the beautiful shade that the salon bestowed upon you is no longer there, instead your hair is now glowing with an undesired orange, red and yellow tone. What could be responsible? The answer to that question is Brassy hair! Brassiness simply refers to undesired tones that appear in hairs that are coloured. It is mostly associated with dark hairs that have been dyed to blonde or platinum, but it also occurs in hair which has been highlighted or lightened towards brown. To grasp this, you will have to understand what is going on during the entire hair lightening stages. Lifting to dark usually requires bleaching with some mixture of peroxide and ammonia. When a hair becomes bleached, the dark brown black pigment, melanin, becomes diluted in the course of oxidation.
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