ROOT COLOR
When you notice your roots growing in, don’t jump to apply more color to your whole head. Instead, just color the root regrowth.
How much coloring is too much?
One of the downsides of coloring your hair is the persistent problem of regrowth. Even if you have the most concentrated dye, no one can prevent your roots from pushing through. So after about four to six weeks (depending on the speed of your hair growth) you notice the pesky roots finding their way back. Of course, the natural response is to just add more color, but first we want to make sure you know the rules of recoloring.
Why My Crazy Roots Are Proof That You Need To Dye Your Hair Every 6 Weeks
When I originally went from brunette to platinum blonde back in August, I knew that upkeep was a major part of the deal. And again, when I was transformed into a pastel purple-haired lady, I knew I would need to be diligent about going to the salon to bleach my roots. Up until that point, I had been pretty good about getting them touched up every six or so weeks.