i recently died my hair black.
and... now i want it blond :].
but its already pretty fried from straitning it.
so is it possible to die it blond?

Ahhhhhhhhh not a good idea.

You would have to bleach it, it will probably work but will totally wreck your hair and look skanky.

I would suggest only going a few shades lighter, and go to your hairdresser.

there is nothing you can do at the moment, if you do then it will take longer to fix in the long run and will ruin your hair.

It will fade out but it will also take a long time!

dont die it blonde if its black.

no way

you have to wait a good 6 months else it'll go orange.

Bahahaahha! Pick a hair colour, damn!

You'll fry it so badly. Stop straightening it (seriously) and deep condition it. And after a few months, go to a hairdresser and have them do blonde.

So even if the color is still in, can you bleach it if you just treat it well and wait for a while?

You could gett it back to blonde, but...your hair will e EXTREMELY fried. To the point where when you brush your hair some long thick strands of hair will actually come out. But you could also avoid this if you get hair care products (which are not that cheap mind you). You will have to probably keep the bleach on your hair a very very long time. unless you want orange hair...lol. But honestly, your hair will still be fried even if you try to take care of it and know what your doing. Trust me, i know from experience, and my mom is a hair stylist.

there is nothing you can do at the moment, if you do then it will take longer to fix in the long run and will ruin your hair.

It will fade out but it will also take a long time!

yea thats what i figured....if i dyed it a few shades lighter like ever month or so, do you think i could get it like blond by christmas?

Bahahaahha! Pick a hair colour, damn!

:crooked: yea.. i know

Ohh I'm gonna dye my hair bleech blonde right after I pierce my left nipple once I go off to college.

doesn't sound like a good idea

first:
CHEAP SHAMPOO! it strips color a bit.
baking soda&cheap shampoo strips it too.
Then, get your hairdresser to bleach it and buy specialty conditioner from the salon.