My Highlights are growing out and i want natural hair so I don't have to dye it anymore?

I have some natural highlights and i added some with the box that you use at home. Now my highlights are growing out and my hair does not have as many natural highlights. I now have a line basically about an inch from my head of where they stop and then my hair is darker (between my scalp and highlights only about an inch of darker hair-roots) I want my hair to be natural so that i don't have to keep dying it (im afraid if i dye it it will not turn out the color of my actual hairand i would have teh same problem when my hair grows again) but i would like for it to blend in. Can anyone help?

My Highlights are growing out and i want natural hair so I don't have to dye it anymore?

use a color glaze that's opposite the color of ur highlights.. if ur highlights are blonde-ish then use a brown glaze... if its brown or any other dark color then use a blonde one...

if u're afraid the glaze will make your whole head darker or lighter.. then use a mascara wand to apply the glaze in areas where the highlights are placed... use the glaze in about 5 times and it should darken or lighten your current highlights...

My Highlights are growing out and i want natural hair so I don't have to dye it anymore?

Tomatoes and Your Hair

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