@littlefaktory: The red had absolutely no respect for boundaries, but somehow it still turned out gorgeous…. . #H#HairTokC#ColoristProblemsRedHair #LittleFaktory #frisörstockholm

River :

let the dye dry fully until it's crunchy then rinse with the coldest water you've ever touched

jess! :

i fear the clear may be contributing to the problem by giving the red something moist to bleed into

Karley :

rinse in COLD water and don’t let hair sit in the draining water

﹒ 𑣲　𓏼　𝓡ichie   ⌣  🪽 :

Let the red dye till it’s CRONCHY then rinse with the water from fucking Fiji

Ma🍃💋 :

well first off. and 2 depending on how you washed it out it'll bleed

⋆˚࿔ ⨷ Grian's TamboUrine .✦ ݁˖ :

my hungry ass thought ts was döner

Medium sized bat lady 🦇 :

my fat ass thought it was a kebab

dea :

(´⊙ω⊙`) :

washed with coldest water known to man?

Mickey ❤️ :

I would just do it how you would dye a dog. Leave out that clear layer entirely and after the red is done use a hair dyer and dry it completely before washing out. This forces the dye to stick to the places you put it and not bleed

pandora_mit_b :

It Can smell your Fear. You just cant be afraid of the colors mixing... If You Fear it.. it will bleed into one another... if you are fearless it wont... (also fluffing cold ahh water

☣️ :

try puting conditioner or a mask between

🎀 :

put conditioner instead of clear between striped

𝒩𝒶𝓉𝒶𝓁𝒾𝑒🪽 :

Okay but why did I think it was a red velvet cake at first

AP :

I mix a little bit a copper like the smallest amount ever into my red formulas (not enough to really effect the color) so it doesn’t bleed onto blonde and idk the science behind it but it works 😅

Ember :

Blow dry completely before a rinse should keep the colour in place

prettygurl.vana :

Wait till it’s crunchy and then wash with cold water I personally like to make sure the lighter color are soaked in water that rat when u wash the red out the water just makes it rinse instead of bleed

ryen :

i let the dye sit until its crunchy, and then i wash under cold water only massaging the dyed bits

Mika xx :

put a deep conditioner on it instead of clear to seal the cuticle not open it x the clear will open the cuticle allowing for bleeding which is why your end result is the way it is. deep conditioner is designed to fill and seal 🙌🏻

goldenlemongoblin :

i do this at work semi often and grew up a scene kid lol, the clear opens the cuticle, i do my raccoon stripes by applying one color of stripes (nothing on the blonde part) and process open air until it dries out, usually in front of or under a fan. when I rinse i hold the hair horizontal and put the hose faucet against the colored parts and rinse cold for a while, rubbing horizontally to get a good bit of the color off without it bleeding. Then I shampoo super cold and do a super quick conditioner and immediately start drying, if blowing out i do a really thorough rough dry before any brushes touch it and avoid super high heat 🙂‍↕️

katsradio :

what color did you use for the red???

Keera 🍃 :

1 foils to keep the dye in place, 2 coldest water ever to rinse, 3 let the dye dry as much as possible before rinsing. Hope this helps! (P.s. I dont put anything on my blonde to prevent bleeding, just stripes of colour)

BabySpice666 :

U should have used an acidig mask, so that the pigments cant enter