Having your hair dyed and straightened seems like a nearly impossible task. This is because straightening and dyeing are procedures that can damage the strands.

So the next question arises: “ Can I dye my hair after the progressive? ”

There are many questions in the air, we've outlined some of the most frequently asked questions in this post. If you have any further questions, you can visit our YouTube channel or contact us here .

• Can I dye my hair after Keratin straightening?
• How many days do I have to wait to dye my hair?
• Can I use any type of dye?
• Will the dye damage my keratin straightening?

We'll try to answer and clarify each of these questions as best we can to avoid any unwanted surprises during our hair straightening process.

Can I dye my hair after Keratin straightening?

If possible and in fact it is possible, it is best to do it after the keratin , since there are some dyes that lose a little color with the procedure, mainly when washed with the Anti-Residue Shampoo .

An anti-residue shampoo is a deep cleansing shampoo, its function is to open the cuticle for the keratin process, it should be washed with hot water.

How many days do I have to wait to dye my hair?

Well, I want to make it clear that some people do both procedures on the same day, but I recommend that you do it a week after the keratin .

Can I use any type of dye?

Yes, keratin straightening is different from Japanese straightening. You can apply any type of dye to your hair without any problems.

Will the dye damage my keratin straightening?

No. Absolutely not, dye would never damage keratin , but it is recommended that hair that has undergone any type of chemicals, such as dyes and highlights, undergo a weekly treatment process so that the hair is healthy and the straightening lasts longer.

You can also watch our step-by-step video below for this incredible treatment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8AnTjA-A_c

This treatment will give you great results and make your hair stronger every day. We have the moisturizing and repairing kits. If you've had a keratin treatment, you have to try it; you'll love it.
Step-by-step video of the treatment.

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