HOW TO DYE HAIR TO JET BLACK COLOR?

When it comes to dyeing hair, going from natural color to jet black can be a challenge. This is because the coloring process can be time-consuming, expensive, and damaging for your hair. The key to successful coloring from natural color to jet black is understanding the process and taking the right steps. Let's dive into the reasons why it's difficult to dye from natural color to jet black and how it can be done successfully.

The main reason why it's difficult to dye from natural color to jet black is that it requires multiple steps. 

Because hair extensions or wigs are 100% human hair which is naturally porous, meaning it has a more open cuticle structure than chemically-treated hair. This porosity allows hair to absorb and hold moisture, but it also makes it more prone to damage. When dying hair, this can result in inconsistent dyeing and a “mottled” appearance. 

So if you don’t use the right technique and products, dying natural hair jet black can damage your hair. Because natural hair is more porous, it can absorb and hold onto dyes much more quickly. This can result in the hair being over processed, resulting in breakage, frizz, and other forms of damage.

You need to use a jet black hair dye to achieve your desired color, but not all hair dyes are created equal, and some may work better for natural hair than others. When choosing a dye, look for products with natural ingredients and fewer chemical dyes. You can also choose dyes that contain nourishing ingredients like argan oil, coconut oil, and aloe vera to help keep your hair healthy and moisturized. 

Be sure to read and follow the instructions provided on the product packaging or by your hair stylist. Pay special attention to the temperature and processing time required for the dye you choose. This can help ensure that your hair is processed evenly and that you achieve the desired color without over processing your hair.

In addition, for these human hair usually has underlying pigments that can affect the color of the final result. For example, some hair may have a warm or reddish undertone, which can make it difficult to achieve a true jet black color without over-processing the hair and causing damage. Therefore, in the process of jet black color, these pigments in the natural color need to be removed first. This process may need to be repeated several times, which is very damaging to the hair and very time-consuming. 

Of course, we can also directly dye the natural color of hair. Most hair on the market have been treated with chemical means, so you can directly dye the jet black color on the black, which needs to pay attention to the following problems:

Most hair on the market are coated with a layer of hair oil, known as a "protector," after being molded to protect the hair from damage and hold it in place. Therefore, when dyeing jet black color, it is necessary to wash off this protective film before dyeing hair, which will make it easier to stain and absorb the dye, and the dyeing success rate will be higher.

Finally, use the brush to carefully apply the dye to the hair, to ensure that each hair is evenly applied, so as to ensure the uniform effect of the final out, after dyeing, wrap the hair with tinfoil and place it for 24 hours before disassembly and cleaning, so that the effect will be better.

To sum up, there are ways to successfully dye your hair from natural color to jet black. The key is to prepare and condition your hair before the coloring process begins and to use the right hair products for your hair type. You can also consider working with a professional stylist to ensure a safe and effective coloring process. It's also important to follow the instructions carefully and to be patient as the coloring process can take some time.

Once you've achieved your desired color, make sure to take proper care of your hair by using a hair mask or conditioner to restore the hair's moisture. With these tips and tricks, you can successfully dye your hair from natural color.