Yes, you can dye your hair after a haircut. In fact, it's often recommended to get a haircut before dyeing your hair.
Here's why:
- Healthier Dye Job: Cutting off split ends and damaged hair ensures a healthier base for the dye. Dyeing damaged hair can weaken it further, leading to breakage.
- Better Color Result: A fresh cut removes uneven lengths and split ends, allowing the dye to adhere more evenly and create a more consistent color result.
- Prevents Fading: Damaged hair is more porous, causing the dye to fade faster. By removing the damage, you're essentially creating a smoother surface for the dye to latch onto.
- Desired Length & Style: Getting your desired haircut beforehand allows you to visualize and achieve your final look after the dye is applied. This way, you're not dyeing hair that will only be cut off later.
In summary, cutting your hair before dyeing is generally better for the health and appearance of your hair.
