== == == == I have natural light red hair and if i swim too often in chlorinated pools without using special shampoo after my hair will turn a tinge of green. Wetting your hair in normal water before hand helps too absorb so much chlorine, and using tomato sauce in your hair helps to get the colour green out if your hair changes colour.
From what I can find out natural or dyed red hair is resistant to colour change in chlorinated water. However as chlorine is a bleaching agent the colour will fade if you swim a lot with unprotected hair.
The water become red colored.
red
everyone is different you probaly were born with brown or do you remember it being dyed by a cosmetoligist
The water in your area has high iron deposits, and you weakened your hair by using a chemical. Blonde highlighting is susceptable to primary salts in water because of the bleaching process. Try using a water filter for hair washing.
red hair is cuter
It will turn your hair black red.
redhair dye.
The water become red colored.
red
hair dye and water. first ally the hair dye like normal then after dry apply water to hair a lightly scrub
Nothing particularly happens.
It turns red.
everyone is different you probaly were born with brown or do you remember it being dyed by a cosmetoligist
The red blood cell will become turgid because water will move from the glucose solution to the red blood cell.
Washing the hair with water and shampoo will completely remove temporary haircolor.
The water in your area has high iron deposits, and you weakened your hair by using a chemical. Blonde highlighting is susceptable to primary salts in water because of the bleaching process. Try using a water filter for hair washing.
Mixing red and blond would make a light shade of red or pink. If your talking about hair dye, then do not mix them. It will turn our pretty bad.