I use 'at home' hair colour. Will colour containing sulphates damage a Brazilian blowout?

I colour my hair a very light ash blonde colour at home with a product containing sulphates, ammonium hydroxide and sodium. It's now time for a touch up, however I recently had a Brazilian Blowout. Will using my usual home colour containing the ingredients listed cause damage to my hair? I do currently use the recommended shampoo and condition for a Brazilian Blowout.
Asked by Dietz

3 answers

jolene-c
It is always best to colour your hair before the Brazilian blowdry as any colour is bad for it especially if it is lighter then your natural hair.
Leave it as long as you can, minimum 2 weeks but preferably longer and get a friend or even better a hairdresser to apply the colour being extremely careful to only colour the regrowth to minimise damage.
You can colour your hair the day before the Brazilian, your hairdresser should really of advised you.
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AllureHairExtensions
Hi Dietz ,
As we are a Hair Extensions Salon its best you speak with the technician who applied the particular Straightening chemicals to your hair or a local Trichologist.
However it is logical that chemicals in excess are damaging to natural hair. To get insight into the severity you should speak with the Brazilian Straightening specialist who did your Blowout as they should have insight into the Chemical interactions .
Kind Regards
Management at Allure Hair Extensions
ozzierizzo
Don't do any home colouring as it will ruin your new Brazilian blow-out, and eventually it will dry out your hair.