Yes, but you have to use the right ingredients. Should I prep my curls to avoid significant damage? Using proper hair colour, and following instructions carefully, will play a large role in saving your hair from colour damage. While bleach and other harsh colours have faster results for colour change, the risk for damage is higher – particularly if you are new to colouring your curls. Make sure to use the correct colour formula and products to protect your hair from colour shock. When you first bleach your hair you will notice that ringlet curls are much harder to achieve and your hair will be dryer than normal.
This can do much more damage to curly hair. When bleach is applied to the hair, it causes a chemical process that is harsher than other colours, and the chemical process happens at a faster rate. If the change is too sudden, it can cause damage to the hair, resulting in weak and limp curls. When the hair is introduced to chemical dyes, it goes through a “colour shock” which is when the hair goes through an adjustment of a pH balance. The “S” pattern of your curls will weaken if the colour formula is too strong. Elasticity is the hair’s ability to stretch without breaking. The stronger the formula of the dye is, the higher the chance that it will affect the elasticity of your hair. There is definitely the distinct possibility of curl pattern change. Jonathan Torch, the master of curls, shared his thoughts on the effects of colouring and some tips to remember before you ready to give your curls a makeover!Ĭan I expect my curl pattern to change after I’ve dyed it?
There’s no better way to switch styles then with a change of colour! Unfortunately, when we do want to colour our hair, we tend to make some mistakes, some of which may cause our hair to break or even fall off. As versatile as curly hair is, sometimes we curlies get bored with our hair.
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